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Djibouti
2 August 2011
Drought takes hold in Djibouti
Djibouti is one of the smallest countries on the African continent. Situated between Ethiopia, Eritrea and Somalia, the total population is approximately 820,000 people.
16 December 2008
For Djibouti Red Crescent water is life, not a slogan
Empty wells.
5 November 2008
Djibouti: Pastoralists’ way of life at risk
A combination of population pressure, desertification and above all drought is forcing Djibouti pastoralists out of their traditional grazing lands to live in improvised settlements near the capital city.