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W. African food crisis


In Brief: Markets critical to food security in Sahel

Source: IRIN (4 days ago)

Some communities in the Sahel region could face "extreme food insecurity" after erratic rains this year deeply cut cereal production particularly of the staple millet, food security experts say. 


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