From Refuge from Warfare to Haven for Climate Migration
In the sun-scorched stretches of Kenya's Dadaab refugee camp, many Somali families have sought shelter, not only from the turbulence of war but also from the ever-encroaching shadows of climate change. This narrative crafts a tapestry of human resilience, reflecting lives uprooted and rebuilt under the blistering African sun.
Originally opened in 1991, Dadaab became a sanctuary for those escaping Somalia's civil war. However, recent years have seen another wave—a flood of climate migrants. Monumental droughts, compounded by…