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A severe drought in Janamora woreda in Ethiopia's Amhara region is threatening the food security and livelihoods of over 96,000 people, with prolonged rainfall deficits and El Niño effects creating critical water shortages across dozens of communities.
Ethiopia's power generation is expected to decline nearly 10% in the coming year due to reduced water inflows from El Niño effects, prompting the national utility to lower its budget forecast.
Severe rainfall shortages have triggered drought conditions in Yeda Woreda of North Gondar, with nearly 96,000 residents across 18 kebeles facing serious hardship due to water and food scarcity.
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