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January 17, 2019
Daily Nation wrote an article about the vulnerability African farmers face in regards to erratic rainfall and extreme climate conditions. Ousmane Badiane was quoted in the article arguing for increased public investments by government institutions in irrigation programs to catalyze increased productivity.
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