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South Africa: Immigrants Make an Enormous Contribution to the Food Security in South Africa

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By Marc Wegerif
| AllAfrica
opinion Instead of mobilising against those from other countries, we need to be learning from them, embracing and appreciating their contribution in our economy and society, not least to food security. For more than 12 years the Department of Science and Innovation-National Research Foundation Centre of Excellence in Food Security (CoE-FS), a national research centre, has supported a wide range of research into food and nutrition security in South Africa.
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Immigrants make an enormous contribution to the food security in South Africa

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By Marc Wegerif
| Daily Maverick Verified
This article is an Opinion, which presents the writer’s personal point of view. The views expressed are those of the author/authors and do not necessarily represent the views of Daily Maverick. Instead of mobilising against those from other countries, we need to be learning from them, embracing and appreciating their contribution in our economy and society, not least to food security.
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High food prices are driving hunger in SA: What can be done?

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By Stephen Devereux, Andrew Bennie, Marc Wegerif
| Daily Maverick Verified
WORLD HUNGER DAY Whether South Africa’s food system is “broken”, as some argue – or is functioning well but only to the benefit of a minority – it clearly is not meeting the needs of a growing majority who simply cannot afford to buy enough nutritious food. Informal vendors selling vegetables in Buhle Park, Johannesburg. (Photo: Felix Dlangamandla) Everyone has the right to sufficient food, guaranteed by the South African Constitution.
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