Russia's Free Grain Falls Short of Significantly Fighting Hunger in Africa – The Zimbabwe Mail

Six African countries have received Russia's contribution of 200,000 tons of grain, fulfilling a pledge the Russian government made to the continent last July. Russia's TASS state news agency on February 20 reported the country's agriculture minister, Dmitry Patrushev, said Burkina Faso, Mali, Eritrea and Zimbabwe each received 25,000 tons of grain, while the Central African…

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