Africa: The world’s next breadbasket
AI generated imagAfrica: The world’s next breadbasketBy Prof Arun Tiwari Download PDFThere are two kinds of events. One emerges from an ongoing process, unseen…
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The African Union (AU) member states on January 13 this year adopted the Kampala Declaration, a strategy and action plan that seeks to transform the continent’s food systems and ensure food security in the next 10 years.
