[RFI] Six million people in Somalia are facing acute hunger, with nearly two million children at emergency levels, as severe drought, conflict and falling humanitarian funding deepen what the UN describes as one of the world’s worst malnutrition crises. Medical charity MSF tells RFI it’s sounding the alarm “before it’s too late”.
Somalia: Six Million Somalis Face Acute Hunger As Drought and Conflict Worsen
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