Praying for rain in Marsabit

Concern Worldwide is providing lifesaving assistance to pastoralist communities devastated by the drought in Marsabit, northern Kenya.

 Gorana Kanchora standing near where she used to keep her livestock

This year’s drought in east Africa has created the world’s worst food crisis. It is having a devastating effect on communities in northern Kenya who rely on cattle and rain to live. 

Concern Worldwide is providing lifesaving assistance to pastoralist communities devastated by the drought in Marsabit, northern Kenya.

Desperate for rain

Concern’s Elizabeth Wright has seen firsthand the plight of people affected by the drought in the area.  One man, Sora Kanchora, summed up the severity of the situation and the desperation of the people when he said:

If there is no more rain, we are all waiting for death. That is it.

Read Elizabeth’s two articles about Marsabit:

>> A poor man shames us all

>> Sharing loss in Marsabit 

Post a comment

The content of this field is kept private and will not be shown publicly.
Text size:
  • Increase
  • Decrease
  • Normal

Current Size: 100%

Subscribe: Subscribe via RSS Follow us on Twitter Follow us on Facebook Concern Youtube Follow us with email alerts