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  • Drought
Buffalos are seen in an empty riverbed in Umm Abbasiyat, some 60 kilometers east of Najaf, Iraq. (AFP)
Iraqi farmers fight to save cattle from drought
  • Desert
A girl carries cans to fill them with water in Katawane, near Nema in south-eastern Mauritania. (AFP)
Mauritania’s nomadic herders seek safe passage through drought
  • Water
Water-starved land. A view of the dried-up shore of an irrigation canal near the village of Sayyed Dakhil, south of Baghdad. (AFP)
In southern Iraq, drought tightens its grip
  • ISIS
A camel herder crosses the Yobe River on the outskirts of Damasak in north-eastern Nigeria. (AFP)
Jihadists, drought threaten pastoral life in Sahel region
Lamine Ghanmi
  • rain
An Iraqi girl carries water at a camp for internally displaced people in Hammam al-Alil, last year. (AFP)
Iraq’s chronic water crisis won’t be fixed by rain gods
Nazli Tarzi
  • Drought
Moroccan children head to the Great Mosque of Sale to pray for rain, last November. (AFP)
Morocco braces for drought fallout
Saad Guerraoui
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