| Updated Sat, June 24th 2017 at 00:00 GMT +3Kenyans and Ethiopians cross river Dawa on a makeshift canoe at the boarder of Kenya and Ethiopia. This was happening at a time Ethiopia when was finding it difficult to adequately feed its population. Ethiopia, with one of the fastest economic growths in the world, is also, ironically, one of the poorest countries. There have been claims that Ethiopia’s fast gross domestic product (GDP) growth is masking the ugly reality of poverty in the country. Kenya might have better living standards than those of its neighbour, but that does not mean Kenyans should rest on their laurels.

Source: Standard Digital June 23, 2017 18:11 UTC