Drought drives up food prices in East Africa; armyworms a threat in southern Africa

Corn, sorghum and other cereal grains are selling at record prices in East Africa, where drought has shriveled crops, said the UN Food and Agriculture Organization. High food prices “are severely constraining food access for large numbers of households with alarming consequences for food insecurity,” said an FAO official. Food prices have doubled in some… » Read More

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