The Good and Bad of East Africa`s Delayed Rains in Charts
(WorldNews Business)

(Bloomberg) — Heavy rains pounding East Africa have been deadly and destructive, while creating hope that the delayed storms will rescue the region from a withering drought. At least 132 people have died and 17,000 have been forced to leave their homes in Kenya as floods and landslides hit parts of the country. Another 44 died in Tanzania and 38 in Burundi as strong waters gashed through homes, while the Ugandan government was forced to close a key bridge after the River Nile flooded. The downpour is expected to continue through December. The rains...