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Why we need to bring back forgotten foods to Africa's plates 
Africa hosts a wealth of native crops that offer both nutritional benefits and sustainability.

It's time to rediscover Africa's forgotten crops and their potential to transform agrifood systems for a future with food security and healthy diets for all. 
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Duration 1m26s 
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