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Africa: Food Crisis Must Not Be Forgotten Amid Economic Woes - UN
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Tuesday, 30 June 2009
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The governing body of the United Nations trade and development agency has convened a meeting today in Geneva to highlight the need to keep the food crisis affecting Africa from being forgotten as governments focus on tackling the global economic downturn.

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