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Food crisis concerns World Bank President

afrol News, 15 April - World Bank President has raised concern about a surge in food prices, fearing it could push 100 million people into deeper poverty.

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Malnutrition, cholera bite DRC's war-ravaged community

afrol News, 19 October - Malnutrition and cholera have been biting thousands of people displaced and isolated by weeks of heavy fighting in the Democratic Republic of Congo's North Kivu.

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Lesotho
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Big boost for Lesotho nutrition

afrol News, 18 October - A remarkable partnership has been sealed between Irish Aid and the UN children’s agency [Unicef] with the former contributing €450,000 to the latter. The money was meant to support the Lesotho government’s response to battle what is considered as the worst droughts the country had experienced in 30 years.

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Lesotho
Agriculture - Nutrition
Big boost for Lesotho nutrition

afrol News, 18 October - A remarkable partnership has been sealed between Irish Aid and the UN children’s agency [Unicef] with the former contributing €450,000 to the latter. The money was meant to support the Lesotho government’s response to battle what is considered as the worst droughts the country had experienced in 30 years.

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Malawi
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Boom for Malawian HIV-affected fish farmers

afrol News, 22 August - Scientists at the WorldFish Center discovered that an innovative project to encourage fish farming among families affected by HIV/AIDS in Malawi has doubled the income for 1,200 households and greatly increased fish and vegetable consumption among the country’s rural communities.

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