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Students shift African charity efforts to Somalia famine victims

September 27, 2011

By Sidra Ayub

 

Photo by Rinilda Raviraj

 

Students in Education City have launched a major effort to support famine victims in the Horn of Africa following the success of the ECUnited4Afrika

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Students shift African charity efforts to Somalia famine victims