The World Bank has approved a $208 million grant to help Zambia address the impact of the country’s drought.
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The sum was granted to help the African nation address the social and economic impact of drought. Southern Africa has been hit by severe drought, partly due to the El Nino climate phenomenon.
The World Bank has approved a $208 million grant to help Zambia address the impact of the country’s drought.
The World Bank has approved a $208 million grant to help Zambia combat the severe drought affecting the region. Announced by Zambia’s Finance...
The World Bank has approved a $208 million grant to help Zambia combat the severe drought affecting the region. Announced by Zambia’s Finance...
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