
Africa’s livestock sector can show the way to greater self-reliance
Prof. Appolinaire DJIKENG & Dr. Huyam Ahmed Mohammed ELAMIN SALIH
Africa spends between US$70 billion and US$100 billion a year importing food it could mostly produce itself.
Published by Francis Buetey
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