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November 18, 2016
The Global Hunger Index was mentioned in an op-ed in Kenya’s Daily Nation, the country’s largest newspaper. The author, Nelson Maina, wrote how Kenya is among 50 countries where hunger levels remain “serious” or “alarming.” Maina emphasized that the duty of feeding Kenyans falls on everyone–producer and consumer alike. Read the full op-ed on The Daily Nation’s website.
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