Floods take heavy toll in Lesotho

01 Mar 2011 20:17 #2496 by Vertical Endeavour
THABA-TSEKA, 15 February 2011 (IRIN) - From a distance, the fields of maize that cover almost every hillside in Lesotho’s Thaba-Tseka District look green and lush. On closer inspection, the plants have a sickly yellowish hue and the heads of corn that should be ripening in time for the April harvest are nowhere to be seen.
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02 Mar 2011 11:49 #2497 by diverian
I wonder how the other " export staple crop" faired?

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03 Mar 2011 02:40 - 03 Mar 2011 02:45 #2499 by Serious tribe
This is very sad news for the people living in these areas. The knock on effect though will likely make the security situation for hikers slightly more insecure. The La nina effect is very pronounced this year and earthquakes also seem to be increasing in their impact on us, the earth is certainly changing.
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03 Mar 2011 11:43 #2504 by DubbelBuys
Yup I feel this will be having an effect on the hikers which is sad indeed to both parties.

but...

The end is coming & the signs are showing up more & more... earthquakes, floods, wars / crimes etc.

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11 Mar 2011 10:48 #2561 by intrepid
I think its a sad situation for a forgotten little country that already struggles so much already. Anyone know of trustworthy organisations working there that one could support?

Take nothing but litter, leave nothing but a cleaner Drakensberg.

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