How Climate Change Plunges Senegal's Herders Into Poverty

"If there was good rain, all of our problems would be solved," says Saidou. This isn't looking likely: in the Sahel, the gaps between the hardship years are getting smaller and weather conditions are becoming more extreme, writes IRIN.

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