How the West impoverishes Africa

Thursday, August 09, 2007

MBABANE: Everyday 840 million people go hungry and more than two billion suffer from dietary deficiencies, a Southern African Regional Poverty Network (SARPN) official has said.

Presenting a paper on "Trade, Development and Poverty: The Case of Africa," in Mbabane on Monday, Jack Zulu SARPN programme manager for economic dimensions, said that children and women are the most vulnerable groups.

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