Rebels declare ceasefire in DR Congo for 'humanitarian reasons'published at 21:24 Greenwich Mean Time 3 February
The rebels say they will not seize any further territory but will protect their positions.
Read MoreThe rebels say they will not seize any further territory but will protect their positions.
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Read MoreMore than 700 people died as fighters from the M23 group captured the eastern city of Goma.
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DR Congo calls on Arsenal, PSG and Bayern Munich to end their “blood stained” sponsorship deals with Visit Rwanda amid a worsening humanitarian crisis in the country.
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The award-winning 'Thank You For The Rain' shows how Kisilu Musya manages to keep his family on their farm by planting trees, diversifying their crops and adapting to more extreme weather events. 'Grace And The Storm' tells the story from the perspective of his daughter Grace and was made by CBBC for children around the world.
The Climate Question visits the Musya farm in Kenya and talks to the documentary-maker Julia Dahr. Dahr directed 'Thank You For the Rain' and co-directed 'Grace And The Storm' with Dina Mwende. UK viewers can watch 'Grace And The Storm' via the link.
Presenter: Jordan Dunbar Reporter in Kenya: Michael Kaloki Producers: Ellie House and Graihagh Jackson Sound Design: Tom Brignell Editor: Simon Watts
If you have a question, email us at theclimatequestion@bbc.com or leave a WhatsApp message at + 44 8000 321 721
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Read MoreThe UN estimates another 2,800 were injured as M23 rebels captured the eastern city of Goma.
Read MoreThe rebels say they will continue their offensive until they reach the capital, Kinshasa.
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