gamba village is home to subsistence farmers from the nambia tribe.ctricity, no paved road. a long walk to school for the kids. the dry riverbed — one sign of a farming community in deep trouble. the drought has forced elephants out of hwange in the search for food, and this is the gruesome result. pictures of local farmers trampled to death, defending their crops and livestock. madelina shoko is preparing her plot for sorghum planting, though nothing will grow without rain. last month, her brother was out here when elephants passed through. a lot of people watching this, madelina, will worry about the security and the future for the elephants here in the drought, but you seem to be saying that the problem really is for the human beings more than the elephants. the flight across zimbabwe to harare reveals a parched landscape. this is a national crisis for humans and wildlife alike. drought has pushed zimbabwe's infrastructure over the edge. hydro power is down by 90%. harare‘s reservoirs have shrunk dramatically. zimbabwe's prolonged drought has stret

gamba village is home to subsistence farmers from the nambia tribe.ty, no paved road. a long walk to school for the kids. the dry riverbed — one sign of a farming community in deep trouble. the drought has forced elephants out of hwange in the search for food, and this is the gruesome result. pictures of local farmers trampled to death, defending their crops and livestock. madelina shoko is preparing her plot for sorghum planting, though nothing will grow without rain. last month, her brother was out here when elephants passed through. a lot of people watching this, madelina, will worry about the security and the future for the elephants here in the drought, but you seem to be saying that the problem really is for the human beings more than the elephants. the flight across zimbabwe to harare reveals a parched landscape. this is a national crisis for humans and wildlife alike. drought has pushed zimbabwe's infrastructure over the edge. hydro power is down by 90%. harare‘s reservoirs have shrunk dramatically. zimbabwe's prolonged drought has stretched t

the gamba is responsible for the highest number of people emigrate to capita than any other african nation and that's truly shocking if you consider the size of the population here but no a lot of young people are coming back in fact the international organization for migration estimates that on a monthly basis over 100 retired means a stepping right back into this country question is is the country prepared to take care of them and who better to answer this question for me than troll gambians and we'll begin with mr demba here he is actually one of the people who left the country as an immigrant and he decided to take the back route known because it is that your regular way of going how was that journey for you was it worth it how long did it take just give you a little insight into what happened. the journey was so hard for me i took time from today at the synagogue tonight i'm going to feel compelled to maybe you know if they make a. they said if you don't pay money you really want to bring all 2 to the prison here in mali so many try to get that money released me having a lawsuit going