Thursday, May 17, 2012

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Donations are urgently needed to avoid famine in the Sahel.
As well as tackling the immediate emergency, long-term solutions are needed to boost agricultural production and increase community resilience.
Despite social, health and economic benefits afforded by family planning, the issue continues to be controversial.
A project that helps pregnant women contact healthcare providers using mobile phones is trying to improve Kenya’s maternal mortality rates.
Kenya's gold mining industry creates harsh working conditions, environmental degradation and few local benefits.
In spite of new findings, the government continues to deliberate on the best plan of action.
Liberia faces a difficult task in ending the widespread cultural tradition of FGC.
Is there hope of a new policy direction tackling the causes as well as symptoms of food insecurity following another food crisis in the Western Sahel?
Tobacco is Malawi's top export but at the cost of its children's health and education.

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