In this video, Haumba Mangilazi, a farmer from Hankalange Village, shares the struggles of farming in the face of persistent drought. Despite planting maize, beans, sweet potatoes, and sunflowers, the changing climate has made it difficult to harvest enough to support their families.
Haumba highlights how the drought impacts not just crops but also the ability of parents to provide school essentials for their children. Thanks to initiatives like World Vision's school feeding program, there is hope for better days. Join us in supporting farmers and communities battling the effects of climate change.
