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WINDHOEK， Aug. 16 (Xinhua) -- Officials and experts attending the first ever drought conference in Windhoek have urged Africa to plan in advance to deal with the effects of drought.
In her speech Monday， the UN Resident Coordinator in Namibia Kiki Gbeho has urged Africa to integrate climate change into national planning policies.
She said because response aid is insufficient， a longer term approach is required in order to build the resilience of the most vulnerable.
Daniel Tsegai， who is program officer with the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification， said if Africa does nothing， the continent has to face the bitter consequences.
"The time to act is now to move from a piecemeal approach to a coordinated approach，" Tsegai said.
The weeklong conference that started Monday is expected to produce a white paper titled Strategic Framework for Drought and Enhancing Resilience to Drought in Africa.
The draft strategic framework will then be presented to the African Ministers for consideration and input during a high level session.
Once agreed on， the framework will be presented at the next African Union summit to the heads of state for adoption.
WASHINGTON， May 6 (Xinhua) -- Former Republican presidential contender Jeb Bush announced on Friday he would not vote for either GOP presumptive nominee Donald Trump or Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton in the general election.
"In November， I will not vote for Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton， but I will support principled conservatives at the state and federal levels，" said Bush on his facebook page.
In his denouncement of Trump， Bush wrote that Trump did not shown the "great fortitude and humility and the temperament and strong character" required for the U.S. presidency.
"He has not displayed a respect for the Constitution. And he is not a consistent conservative，" added Bush.
Bush's refusal to support Trump came as no surprise since the former Florida governor was one of the vocal critics of Trump on the campaign trail.
Still， Bush's announcement on Friday highlighted the rift within the GOP that is unlikely to be mended anytime soon.
So far， four previous GOP presidential nominees， namely George H.W. Bush， George W. Bush， John McCain and Mitt Romney had announced that they wouldn't attend the GOP National Convention in July when Trump would be formally nominated.
Also， in a rare move on Thursday， U.S. House Speaker Paul Ryan told CNN that he was not ready to support Trump.
"I'm just not ready to do that at this point. I'm not there right now，" said the top House Republican and 2012 Republican vice presidential nominee in an interview with CNN.
Despite Trump's recent pledge to unify the GOP after his bombastic style and incendiary remarks had alienated many within the party， Ryan on Thursday took implicit jabs at the presumptive GOP standard-bearer， urging Trump to run a campaign that would allow Americans to "have something that they're proud to support and proud to be a part of."
"We've got a way to go from here to there，" said Ryan.
Ryan's position had so far made him the highest-level Republican official to reject Trump's campaign since the New York billionaire developer won Indiana on Tuesday and forced his last two competitors out of the race.
Trump first drew widespread criticism last June when he said in his presidential announcement speech that Mexico was sending "rapists" and drug dealers to the United States. Since that， he had repeatedly vowed， if elected president， to deport about 11 million undocumented immigrants in the country.
In another outburst of emotional remarks， Trump called for a "total and complete" ban on Muslims entering the United States in the wake of the Paris terrorist attacks in November 2015.
Since then， the targets of Trump's insults expanded to include women， African-American protesters， family members of rivals， etc.
According to a list compiled by The New York Times， Trump had insulted on Twitter 210 individuals， places and things since declaring his presidential candidacy last June.
The Times list did not include targets of Trump's insults broadcasted on cable.
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