Kenya’s Drought Crisis Deepens as La Niña Lingers
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Kenya’s Drought Crisis Deepens as La Niña Lingers

Kenya is currently grappling with the severe tail end of a persistent La Niña event, which has drastically suppressed expected rainfall across the nation. The resulting intensification of drought conditions is now posing a critical threat to millions of lives. An estimated 2.1 to 2.5 million people are projected to face acute food insecurity through early 2026.
Oil Geopolitics and Africa’s Climate Fight
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Oil Geopolitics and Africa’s Climate Fight

The scramble for Venezuela’s oil is more than a power play—it’s a critical challenge to the global green transition. Africa, caught in the crossfire of first-world energy squabbles, must now navigate a landscape where oil interests threaten to sideline urgent climate action and resilience.