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The UN says the effects of the El Nino climate phenomenon could put more than six million people at risk of hunger in Zimbabwe. The government is warning farmer…
The UN says the effects of the El Nino climate phenomenon could put more than six million people at risk of hunger in Zimbabwe.
The government is warning farmers not to rush into planting after the first rain.
But with just one growing season, waiting carries risks of its own.
Al Jazeera’s Nicolas Haque reports.
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You’re speculating that there will be a famine.<br>There is no food shortage on planet Earth for the foreseeable future.
@@tonymangion6413Imported2wk ago
The terrorist government of Zimbabwe done more damage than 10 el ninos
@@jamalkhedira2398Imported2wk ago
Just plat your farm...leave the rest to God
@@NoSubtleTImported2wk ago
Ah its beginning already. Goddamnit. I hate to see my fellow humans suffer
@@DanielDoores-c6dImported2wk ago
This is a bullshit post. October is suicide month in Zim. Rains don't come until at least mid November. It is end of winter in zimboogwe. There are no crops grown in winter in Zim. There is no rain. They don't usually plant in October. They plant in November. This interviewer is a bullshit artist fanning alarm and despondency. I farmed there for 50 years.
@@mercyserem1821Imported2wk ago
May God remember the land of Zimbabwe.<br>May God pour rain from heaven.<br>May they not lack,<br>May they not get sick and die.<br>🙏🙏🙏
@@adamzackgamesfunandlife1611Imported2wk ago
This season for farmers in in Zimbabwe don't plant anything because it's not good if you have a mediterrane you can plant tree a big tree from the coastal but another one describes in the maddie Fields
The UN says the effects of the El Nino climate phenomenon could put more than six million people at risk of hunger in Zimbabwe.
The government is warning farmers not to rush into planting after the first rain.
But with just one growing season, waiting carries risks of its own.
Al Jazeera’s Nicolas Haque reports.
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