ITV News International Affairs Editor Rageh Omaar has travelled across Somaliland as severe drought brings the unrecognised east-African nation to the brink of a preventable humanitarian catastrophe.
Rushed into a basic hospital built over 70 years ago, overworked doctors were able to give the three-and-a-half-year-old the medication he needed after he developed Meningitis.
He was one of three new malnourished children admitted to this hospital in Somaliland over a 24-hour period.
And as strange it may sound, Sudesi could be classed as one of the lucky ones.
At the moment more than one and a half million people in Somaliland stand on the edge of famine. They are on the brink… READ MORE