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      Wednesday 22 May  
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      17-year-old Marissa Hamilton inspects jeans borrowed from a friend
      Radio Show: Radio show: A continent getting fatter

      Radio Show: Radio show: A continent getting fatter

      It's not uncommon for parents to think that obese children are healthy children. But...
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      Malian refugees from Mali north region wait for treatment on May 29 at the Imbaidou refugee camp in Niger. Security risks, food shortages and the breakdown of political structures in north Mali have created a dire situation for around 500,000 people, the head of the Red Cross has said.
      Bulletin: Red Cross head warns of 'dire' Mali situation

      Bulletin: Red Cross head warns of 'dire' Mali situation

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      A Burger King sign outside a restaurant in Glendale, California, September 2010. The US-based fast food chain Burger King will open its first branch in South Africa early next year, local partners announced on Thursday, setting up a new battleground in the war with rival McDonald's.
      Bulletin: Burger King to enter South African market

      Bulletin: Burger King to enter South African market

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      Martin Ziguele greets fans at a campaign rally in 2005. The former Central African prime minister on Friday denied carrying 11.8 kilogrammes (26 pounds) of bushmeat, mainly monkey, in his luggage, a day after French customs officials fined him and seized the cargo at Paris' Charles de Gaulle airport.
      Bulletin: Ex-C.African PM denies carrying monkey meat in luggage

      Bulletin: Ex-C.African PM denies carrying monkey meat in luggage

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      Dried out dam in Matabeleland South
      Article: Zimbabwe: Food as political weapon

      Article: Zimbabwe: Food as political weapon

      According to starving villagers in southern Zimbabwe, officials of President Robert...
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      A hippo named Chata is seen in San Salvador in June. A South African hippopotamus named Vincent has been killed and cooked for Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini after the animal wounded a game ranger, local media reported Thursday. A private game reserve had sealed a deal to take on Vincent, but wildlife authorities suddenly told them the animal was "no longer available", its director said.
      Bulletin: Vincent the hippo eaten by Zulu king

      Bulletin: Vincent the hippo eaten by Zulu king

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      People march in Bamako last week to call for armed intervention by a west African force in northern Mali. Fighting, flooding and soaring food prices have worsened the humanitarian situation in northern Mali, where 420,000 people have begun to receive vital aid, the Red Cross said Tuesday.
      Bulletin: Mali situation 'deteriorating' says Red Cross

      Bulletin: Mali situation 'deteriorating' says Red Cross

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      A farmer drives a tractor through a field in Germany. The international community is gathering in Italy for World Food Day on Tuesday with a round of UN-hosted talks on how to keep global food prices in check and help prevent future commodity market crises.
      Bulletin: UN meet in Rome to debate easing global food prices

      Bulletin: UN meet in Rome to debate easing global food prices

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      File photo shows children receiving food rations at in southern Mogadishu. Three-quarters of African countries and several "Arab Spring" nations are at high or extreme risk of a food crisis, according to an analysis published on Wednesday.
      Bulletin: African countries face food insecurity: report

      Bulletin: African countries face food insecurity: report

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      File photo of a two-month-old baby watched over by her mother at a medical center run by Medecins Sans Frontiers (MSF) in the town of Kuyera, Ethiopia. The United States and other G8 nations are expanding a program to lift 50 million people in sub-Saharan Africa out of poverty and hunger within the next decade, US officials said.
      Bulletin: G8 expand help to feed sub-Saharan Africa

      Bulletin: G8 expand help to feed sub-Saharan Africa

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