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>>machel: we have a monumental task in front of us. it will take us actually, twenty, fifty years to overcome completely malnutrition....it is true we need fortified food. we need to make it not only fortified but to make sure it gets to everyone. >>reporter: one vital player is the global alliance for improved nutrition, or gain which is implementing public-private partnerships to fortify staple foods across the continent. >>: south africa has led the way - but wants industry to reach more children. it passed legislation requiring millers to add vitamins and minerals to flour. the country has now successfully combated diseases associated with poor diet. such as spina bifida and neural tube defects. >>davies: what we know is that low-income people tend to consume only a few foodstuffs and in south africa, maize meal is the main one, as well as brown bread. if we add essential vitamins and minerals to those then we will be improving the nutritional content of the food that those people eat. >>reporter: yet with africa facing higher food