Climate change continues to make it mark in Africa, disrupting weather patterns and in some cases, making them more extreme. The Horn of Africa is facing the threat of a fifth consecutive failed rainy season - and that's brought with it frequent devastating droughts. But a solution could be much closer than many realize. It turns out that beneath the region's dry plains, there's an increasing amount of...groundwater, enough to make droughts a thing of the past. The World Bank has allocated money to explore this and the private sector is already drilling in some places. If successfully tapped into on a large scale, groundwater could be a gamechanger for the continent's most vulnerable regions.

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