Lilongwe, Conference of African Ministers of Agriculture (CAMA) “it is Possible for Africa to Become the Food Basket of the World” Mutharika
Lilongwe, Conference of African Ministers of Agriculture (CAMA) “it is Possible for Africa to Become the Food Basket of the World” Mutharika
IT IS POSSIBLE FOR AFRICA TO BECOME THE FOOD BASKET OF THE WORLD” MUTHARIKA
Lilongwe, Malawi -28 October 2010- “Without food, the medicines and drugs in hospitals and clinics become ineffective or even dangerous to the sick; without food, children cannot learn well in schools; without food the labour force cannot be productive; without food you cannot maintain the police service and national defence forces; and without, food we cannot maintain peace keeping forces anywhere in the world”, said H.E Prof. Bingu Wa Mutharika, President of the Republic of Malawi and Chairperson of the African Union, at the official opening session of the Conference African Ministers of Agriculture (CAMA),today 28 October 2010, in Lilongwe, Malawi.
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8 High-Level Dialogue The Year Of Refugees, Returnees And Internally Displaced Persons Towards Durable Solutions To Forced Displacement In Africa
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The study demonstrates how intra-African free movement of persons, if well managed, can bring about significant benefits to the continent, thereby positively impacting Africa’s development prospects. It proceeds to outline recommendations for AU Member States, AU/RECs, civil society, and media for a gradual approach to implementation of the protocol.