African leaders say financing and stronger policies needed to tackle malnutrition

Lesotho, African Union Commission, African Development Bank , and partners call for renewed commitment to boost nutrition for Africa’s children; "We have a duty and a responsibility to reduce malnutrition and stunting in Africa by 40% by 2025 - just one year from now" - Adesina. Africa’s children are paying a huge price for malnutrition,

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