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Africa’s $100bn Food Import Bill Exposes a Bigger Problem
Africa’s nearly $100 billion annual food import bill is not simply a measure of how much food the continent buys from abroad. It is also a measure of what Africa loses when crops leave farms without being processed, when perishables spoil before reaching markets, and when...
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Africa’s $100bn Food Import Bill Exposes a Bigger Problem
Africa’s nearly $100 billion annual food import bill is not simply a measure of how much food the continent buys...
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