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July 09, 2018
Tewodaj Mogues argues that the uncertain renewal of the Global Food Security Act provides an opportunity for both US and African governments to reflect on the best way to support food insecure populations, and makes a case to make R&D in agriculture a priority, in CNN.com.
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