A young woman looks after her younger sister at a Tuareg encampment.
In late October of 1984 Dennis Bell, Josh Friedman and I went to the Sahel region of Africa to do a series of reports for Newsday on the condition of that area, 10 years after a devastating drought claimed the lives of thousands across that region in the mid 1970s.
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