Displaced by drought
Suldana,15, and her family traveled for eight days finally making it to a displaced peoples camp in southern Somalia after losing all their livestock to the drought.
Now, Suldana is the family’s sole breadwinner. She goes into town daily to find work, mostly washing dishes, where, if she is lucky, she earns around US$0.88.
“I do this work alone. It’s difficult because some of the customers mistreat you, especially if you are a girl.”
Prices are increasing steadily (90% of Somalia’s wheat is imported from Ukraine and Russia) and Suldana is usually only able to buy one meal a day for her family.
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