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- Africa: Breastfeeding Is the Cheapest and Most Effective Life-Saver in History - Unicef (Concord)
- Africa: Helping Africa to Help Itself - the Ideology of Food (SACSIS)
- Kenya: Bad Habits That Are Actually Good for You (Capital FM)
- Kenya: Did You Know Eating Tomatoes Can Kill You? (Capital FM)
- Zambia: Nutrition in Zambia - On the Cusp? a Call for Abstracts (IDS)
- Kenya: Focus On What Children With Disabilities Can Do (The Star)
- Gambia: Gov't Praised for Attention to Food Safety, Quality - As New Food Authority Begins Operations (Daily Observer)
- Africa: Get the Key Data On Hunger and Undernutrition (IDS)
- Ghana: Legon Students Reject 'School Feeding Program' (Ghanaian Chronicle)
- Nigeria: 86,000 Children Cured of Malnutrition in Jigawa State (Daily Trust)
- Swaziland: Study Reveals How Hunger 'Stunts' African Economies (WFP)
- Zambia: Standing Up to Malnutrition (Times of Zambia)
- Nigeria: Malnutrition - Jigawa Treats 86,000 Children (Vanguard)
- Ghana: Acute Food Shortage to Hit Krobo State (Ghanaian Chronicle)
- Africa: IDS Transforming Nutrition Summer School 2013 - Debates and Reflections (IDS)
- Uganda: Museveni Calls for Law to Regulate Nutritionists (New Vision)
- Africa: U.S. Launches Two New Food Security Partnerships With Africa (State Department)
- Kenya: APs Give Food to Hungry Children (The Star)
- Kenya: Foods That Boost Your Libido (Capital FM)
- Rwanda: Reasons Behind Increased Abdominal Gas or Bloats (New Times)
- Gambia: UNICEF, EU Strengthen Gambia's Malnutrition Programme (Daily Observer)
- Kenya: Govt Sees More Cash Handouts Ending Hunger for 3 Million (AlertNet)
- Namibia: Feeding Programme Benefits 300 000 Children (Namibian)
- Mali: Alarm Sounded on Nutrition Crisis (UN News)
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