Africa famine avertable by better relief and policy says experts
Africa faces a largely man made famine that could have been avoided with timely aid and wiser development. Officials warn drought relief is chaotic and delayed, worsening hunger while prices depress local farming. Experts cite billions in aid, late deliveries, and misallocated resources as key failures.
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Unnecessary famine Part I
AP Extra analyzes famine in Africa focusing on drought, land degradation, and donor policy failures. Tarekegne Taka warns the West underreacts while African leaders are blamed for neglecting land and corruption. Authorities urge targeted aid and new strategies to avert recurring famine and mass migrations.
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