A Malawian woman husks corn with a group of women in her village on the outskirts of Lilongwe, Malawi. Australia is using its expertise and experience to help improve food security in African countries.
Igbo: Otu nwaanyị Malawi na-akọrọ ọka n’obodo ya dị ná mpụga Lilongwe, Malawi. Ọstrelia na-eji nka na ahụmịhe ya nyere aka kwalite nchekwa nri na mba Africa.
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A Malawian woman husks corn with a group of women in her village on the outskirts of Lilongwe, Malawi. Australia is using its expertise and experience to help improve food security in African countries.
Otu nwaanyị Malawi na-akọrọ ọka n’obodo ya dị ná mpụga Lilongwe, Malawi. Ọstrelia na-eji nka na ahụmịhe ya nyere aka kwalite nchekwa nri na mba Africa.
A Malawian woman husks corn with a group of women in her village on the outskirts of Lilongwe, Malawi. Australia is using its expertise and experience to help improve food security in African countries. Photo: Stephen Morrison/Africa Practice Contact [email protected] with the URL of an image or images to obtain a high resolution original.