A severe drought has triggered food shortages and displacement in Imehejek Administrative Area, Eastern Equatoria State, local officials said, as families abandon their farms and rely on wild foods to survive. Crops including sorghum, groundnuts, and maize have failed due to prolonged lack of rainfall, according to Angelo James Ayonyang, a member of the Eastern Equatoria State Transitional Legislative Assembly representing the area. He said he w…
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