Drought Strikes Namaqua Land Sparking Starvation Fears
Special Cape Argus correspondent reports a severe drought in Namaqua land covering 18 000 square miles with widespread hardship. Children abandoned by parents, some seen eating insects off dogs, and both colored and white families near starvation are noted amid mounting relief concerns.
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