Here's why Africa could be part of the solution to global food insecurity
With Africa’s population expected to double by 2050, demand for food will also double. Image: Unsplash/Jeremy Bezanger
Mary-Jean Nleya
Advisory Board member for Youth Combating NTDs, a writer for The Global Communiqué, and an associate fellow, Royal Commonwealth Society
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