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Inside the life of South Africans who cannot afford a nutritious meal for children

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South African children suffer the ‘slow violence of malnutrition’

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Sona 21: Malnutrition, Mr President, should be a ‘foremost, overriding priority’

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South Africa has surplus food, but we need to intercept it

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Vitamin therapy is for drips

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Big retailers need to step up to the plate

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The DRC’s response to Covid-19 must be tailored to local context

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Burundi’s poll exacts brutal toll

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Too many of SA’s children are stunted, wasted or obese

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‘I don’t know how my children will survive’: Zimbabwe in crisis

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Bureaucracy, power and grants: When a pen may be as mighty as the scalpel

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Gasping for breath: Pneumonia’s deadly toll

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The Sikasso paradox: Can the Mali miracle be repeated?

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This costs just cents and could prevent half-a-million children from going blind

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Inspectors unearth rat infestation at Gauteng school following poisoning

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