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 Famine to be declared in Horn of Africa unless more food is sent to area Aid agencies have warned that famine will be declared in the Horn of Africa unless more food and aid is pumped into the area. 
 
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– A lack of rain and rising world prices have left an estimated 12 million people in Ethiopia, Kenya, and Somalia in dire need of food, the Telegraph reports. The reality is especially difficult to ignore in Dadaab, a city in northern Kenya experiencing its second-lowest rainfall in 60 years. Dadaab is home to the world’s biggest refugee camp, which is built for 90,000 but may soon have to accommodate five times that many. About 1,300 people are streaming in every day, mostly from Somalia. “It is very close to a famine,” says a director for a Somali aid agency. An Oxfam official calls it “the worst food crisis of the 21st century," adding that "two successive poor rains, entrenched poverty, and lack of investment in affected areas have pushed 12 million people into a fight for survival." The Oxfam site has more information and ways to help here.