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8 April, 12:57

What human factor complicated the famine in Somalia?

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    Although largely described by the media as being caused by drought, the Somalia famine of 2011 was caused by multiple factors-including drought, but also conflict, rapidly-rising global food prices, and other long-standing, structural factors.
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