Somalia’s worst drought in years is forcing thousands to flee their homes, trekking days or weeks with nothing but hope for food and safety in cities like Baidoa. As hunger spikes and aid dwindles, the UN warns El Niño could bring devastating floods — a cruel cycle that’s shattered livelihoods, emptied villages, and sent malnutrition rates among children soaring. With outbreaks of deadly diseases on the rise and families stranded without water, shelter, or money, the future looks bleaker than ever as rains loom on the horizon.
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