Lesotho struggles with drought

The video discusses the severe drought in Lesotho, affecting farmers who can't harvest crops or feed animals. Aid agencies provide minimal food supplies, forcing locals to ration meals. The crisis is expected to worsen, impacting vulnerable groups like those with HIV and orphans. Despite abundant underground water, Lesotho sells reserves to South Africa, leaving farmers puzzled by economic choices.

What is the main challenge faced by farmers in Lesotho due to the drought?

• Increased crop yields

• Lack of rain leading to dry fields

• Excessive rainfall causing floods

• Abundance of food for animals

How often do aid agencies distribute food in the affected villages?

• Once a month

• Every day

• Twice a month

• Once a week

What is the estimated cereal production in Lesotho compared to its needs?

• Sufficient for the population

• Five times less than needed

• Twice the needs

• Equal to the needs

Who are the most affected groups in Lesotho due to the drought?

• Tourists and travelers

• HIV-affected individuals, orphans, and vulnerable children

• Government officials

• Urban residents

What is the irony mentioned regarding Lesotho's water resources?

• Lesotho sells water to South Africa while its farmers suffer

• Lesotho has no water resources

• Lesotho imports water from South Africa

• Lesotho has abundant rainfall