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Abigail Conrad, a PhD candidate in Anthropology at American University in Washington, DC, says small-scale farmers produce food for 70 percent of the global population. Yet, they are some of the world’s poorest and most food insecure people. To improve their situation, she contends, they s...
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I recently stumbled on a set of three magical words. The incantation, if spoken in correct sequence, has seemingly mystical powers. Donor funds suddenly flow, visas are miraculously granted and fledgling careers receive the breath of life. Even if you love Robert Mugabe, I am fast realising ther...
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