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As drought reshapes pastoral life, Maasai communities in Kenya find new resilience

Summary by globalsistersreport.org
On Kenya's fragile plains south of Nairobi, where drought has killed millions of livestock and hunger is spreading across the dry lands, Maasai farmers and Catholic sisters are reshaping how communities survive.
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As drought reshapes pastoral life, Maasai communities in Kenya find new resilience

On Kenya's fragile plains south of Nairobi, where drought has killed millions of livestock and hunger is spreading across the dry lands, Maasai farmers and Catholic sisters are reshaping how communities survive.

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globalsistersreport.org broke the news on Monday, April 20, 2026.
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