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  1. Lourence Gondwe with his pigeonpea crop in Salima district, Malawi. PHOTO/ICRISAT

    Cracking the pigeonpea genetic code to help poor farmers

    09 November 2011 12:30 GMT | Comments ( 0 )

    Jerome Bossuet, ICRISAT | Climate Conversations

    Breeders will be able to develop new varieties of the 'poor person's meat', better adapted to climate change

  2. Defeating Poverty in Pictures

    09 November 2011 08:00 GMT | Comments ( 0 )

    Michelle Chaplin | Photo-blog

    A pictorial overview of BRAC's work defeating poverty in ten countries across Africa, Asia and the Americas.

  3. Author uncovers relationship between states and sexuality

    08 November 2011 15:16 GMT | Comments ( 0 )

    Rebekah Curtis | Book Tales

    Why do some states seek to influence the sexual identity of their citizens? This is big question explored by recently ...

  4. Photo: Zute Lightfoot. Some of the girls' identities have been concealed

    Midnight In Kinshasa

    08 November 2011 10:51 GMT | Comments ( 0 )

    War Child UK | Aid Worker Diaries

    “Of course now rape is a part of everyday life, it happens to us all the time.” Bella

  5. A farmer works in the field in the Tunisian town of Tazarka on October 27, 2011. REUTERS/Zohra Bensemra

    Is there enough food for a world of 7 billion?

    07 November 2011 11:35 GMT | Comments ( 2 )

    Katie Murray | Climate Conversations

    Climate change and population growth are putting pressure on food security, but there may be solutions

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