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Eating insects has long made sense in Africa. The world must catch up

Eating insects has long made sense in Africa. The world must catch up

Global Agribusiness and the Marginalisation of Self-Sufficient Organic Farming and Agroecology

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Cake festival in Nigeria

Cake festival in Nigeria

Zambia: ‘We slept out in the open air like wild animals’

Zambia: ‘We slept out in the open air like wild animals’

What the world eat at Christmas

What the world eat at Christmas

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Why African countries banning imports of fruit and veg is a blunt tool

Seven African countries show how the battle against malnutrition can be won

Seven African countries show how the battle against malnutrition can be won

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Why reducing post-harvest losses is a priority for Africa

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Why reducing post-harvest losses is a priority for Africa

The the Food and Agriculture Organisation estimates that one third of the food produced globally f ...

The the Food and Agriculture Organisation estimates that one third of the food produced globally for human consumption is lost or wasted along the supply chain. Losses are even higher in Africa ...

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What needs to be done to give Africa’s smallholder farmers access to machinery

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What needs to be done to give Africa’s smallholder farmers access to machinery

Mechanisation of agricultural has become a priority across many African countries as the continent ...

Mechanisation of agricultural has become a priority across many African countries as the continent gears up to exploit its well recognised potential to become the world’s food basket. This come ...

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Cake festival in Nigeria

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Cake festival in Nigeria

A cake festival is being held in Nigeria's capital, Abuja, to celebrate the West African state's history ...

A cake festival is being held in Nigeria's capital, Abuja, to celebrate the West African state's history and culture since independence in 1960. Bakers have been asked to depict key moments in the for ...

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What the world eat at Christmas

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What the world eat at Christmas

We asked 25 families around the world what is on their table at Christmas. From Chesters to bread with a ...

We asked 25 families around the world what is on their table at Christmas. From Chesters to bread with a coin baked inside, each country had their own favourite meal. . BRAZIL ‘We eat a Chester, which ...

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Hunger and famine worsens in South Sudan

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Hunger and famine worsens in South Sudan

Harvest season provides meagre respite to South Sudan’s hunger crisis. Malnutrition rates soar esp ...

Harvest season provides meagre respite to South Sudan’s hunger crisis. Malnutrition rates soar especially among children, lean season forecast to start early A farmer harvests sorghum in Aweil ...

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Zambia: ‘We slept out in the open air like wild animals’

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Zambia: ‘We slept out in the open air like wild animals’

"We slept out in the open air like wild animals. Our children fell sick because of the cold," Felicia K ...

"We slept out in the open air like wild animals. Our children fell sick because of the cold," Felicia K told me. "We had not put up any proper structures. We were using leaves." Felicia, a 52-year-ol ...

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Seven African countries show how the battle against malnutrition can be won

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Seven African countries show how the battle against malnutrition can be won

Sheryl L Hendriks, University of Pretoria; Katrin Glatzel, The International Food Policy Research Institu ...

Sheryl L Hendriks, University of Pretoria; Katrin Glatzel, The International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) , and Ousmane Badiane, The International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) A nu ...

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The Moringa tree enters the arsenal of treatments against chronic diseases

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The Moringa tree enters the arsenal of treatments against chronic diseases

Carrie Waterman, University of California, Davis If plants could be superheroes, the Moringa (Moringa ole ...

Carrie Waterman, University of California, Davis If plants could be superheroes, the Moringa (Moringa oleifera) tree would be one of them. Although native to the foothills of the Himalayas in India, m ...

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What sub-Sahara can learn from India’s ‘Green revolution’: the good and the bad

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What sub-Sahara can learn from India’s ‘Green revolution’: the good and the bad

Renu MODI, University of Mumbai Sub-Saharan Africa has huge potential to become a global food basket, but ...

Renu MODI, University of Mumbai Sub-Saharan Africa has huge potential to become a global food basket, but it is far from being realised. The region is estimated to have 60% of the globally available a ...

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Africa’s tropical forests could be next in line as global food demand grows

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Africa’s tropical forests could be next in line as global food demand grows

Elsa Ordway, Stanford University At a bare floored restaurant on the edge of the Dja Faunal Reserve in Ca ...

Elsa Ordway, Stanford University At a bare floored restaurant on the edge of the Dja Faunal Reserve in Cameroon, I asked the owner what there was to eat. She gestured to a poster on the wall. It was a ...

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