GDP is simply the value of a country’s aggregate output in a specific period. You think that they could somehow use their “GDP” to stock food. Well, they can’t. You need to think about the causes of food insecurity in Kenya. Even places like Ethiopia have historically experienced hunger for quite some time. Less than 20% of Kenya’s land is suitable for cultivation. Like many other parts of sub Saharan Africa, most Kenyan farmers rely on rain for irrigation. With climate change, extreme drought continues to persist, affecting agriculture, thus, lowering farm produce. Unemployment is also another problem because people can’t afford to buy food. So, their economy is bigger than ours, but their geographical location poses a natural problem. And they’re also very corrupt! If only they could intensively invest in irrigation schemes and land transformation, they could alleviate the problem quite smoothly.