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A compact but productive week in London
It was just the most desired 'call' from a distant global city - London.
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London Calling: a Fledgling Tunisian Journalist's Reuters Experience
I would have never thought over a year ago that I'd return to London as a journalist
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Overhunting bush animals threatens food security of Central Africa's rural people
Rural people depend on wild animals for up to 80 percent of their protein
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Food sovereignty needed to tackle inequality
Food sovereignty suggests we must tackle inequality of power and justice in our global food system
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PHOTO BLOG: Chad - a week's food
In 2012, countries across the Sahel region are once again facing a serious food crisis, affecting millions of Pastoralists and Agro-pastoralists throughout this region of Africa.
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PHOTO BLOG: Will a plastic tube revolutionise rice growing?
A plastic tube could save up to 30 percent of water used in producing rice - a staple food for more than half the world's population
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PHOTO BLOG: How different foods can help Senegal beat malnutrition
Can a blend of black-eyed pea, millet, maize, dried fruit and groundnut paste solve child malnutrition in Senegal?
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Should there be an alternative staple food to rice?
Rice is the single largest user of fresh water and, in many places where water is getting scarcer, finding an alternative could be crucial
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West African farmers learn in their fields
An FAO "field school" programme is boosting yields and cutting the use of toxic farm chemicals
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