Głód na Madagaskarze - AFP
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Kazy Zorotane, 30 years old, poses for a photograph with two of her four children in the village of Atoby, commune of Behara, on August 30, 2021. - The two older children have gone into the bush five kilometres away to look for wild tubers for lunch. Kazy Zorotane is a cassava and tomato cultivator, but the drought is preventing her from working. For several decades the South-East of Madagascar has been a victim of the "Kere" phenomenon, as the local population calls it. Kere is the food crisis due to a period of intense drought that causes a sudden stop of the cultivation of crops by the farmers for several months each year. The farmers are left without money and in a situation of "severe malnutrition" or even starvation. (Photo by RIJASOLO / AFP)
2021-08-30
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