In Eastern Africa, ten million people in an area the size of France have been hit by the worst drought in human memory. In Somalia, the drought comes in addition to a political and military crisis that has not been solved for twenty years now. The Dadaab refugee camp, created in 1991, has now expanded to the dimensions of a medium sized city to which hundreds of desperate people come each day, fleeing hunger and death. This special collects the testimonies of volunteer workers in the area.