hell region is among the continent's hunger hotspots more than half of the populations of mali burkina faso and the share suffers from food insecurity defined as the lack of regular access to the food they need in mali the trend is even getting worse and for more on this i'm joined by david beasley the executive director of the world food program he joins me from berlin dave it's good to see you as always when we talk about food insecurity this term help us understand what that looks like on the ground for someone in mali or say burkina faso. well it's not good at all i mean did it was already bad before code we had economic deterioration a lot of serious issues with the sri newsgroups terrorist groups trying to exploit the situation and not to mention the climate change moving down and millions of people being displaced and all the sudden coby comes right on top of that and so globally we're seeing from and i'm not talking about people that are going to bit hungry i'm talking about people that are on the brink of starvation that number was 135000000 before would now we see that number spik

hell region is among the continent's hunger hotspots more than half of the populations of mali burkina faso and share suffers from food insecurity defined as the lack of regular access to the food they need in mali the trend is even getting worse and for more on this i'm joined by david beasley the executive director of the world food program he joins me from berlin dave it's good to see you as always when we talk about food insecurity this term help us understand what that looks like on the ground for someone in mali or say burkina faso. well it's not good at all i mean did it was already bad before code we had economic deterioration a lot of serious issues with the shrimpers groups terrorist groups trying to exploit the situation and not to mention the climate change moving down and millions of people being displaced and also comes right on top of that and so globally we're seeing from and i'm not talking about people that are going to bit hungry i'm talking about people that are on the brink of starvation that number was 135000000 before would now we see that number spiking to 270000000

hell region is among the continent's hunger hotspots more than half of the populations of mali burkina faso and share suffers from food insecurity defined as the lack of regular access to the food they need in mali the trend is even getting worse. and for more on this i'm joined by david beasley the executive director of the world food program he joins me from berlin dave it's good to see you as always when we talk about food insecurity this term help us understand what that looks like on the ground for someone in mali or say burkina faso. well it's not good at all i mean did it was already bad before code we had economic deterioration a lot of serious issues with the sri mr bruce terrorist groups trying to exploit the situation and not to mention that guy climate change moving down and millions of people being displaced and all of sudden totally comes right on top of that and so globally we're seeing from and i'm not talking about people that are going to bit hungry i'm talking about people that are on the brink of starvation that number was 135000000 before code now we see that number spi

hell region is among the continent's hunger hotspots more than half of the populations of mali burkina faso and share suffers from food insecurity defined as the lack of regular access to the food they need in mali the trend is even getting worse and for more on this i'm joined by david beasley the executive director of the world food program he joins me from berlin dave it's good to see you as always when we talk about food insecurity this term help us understand what that looks like on the ground for someone in mali or say burkina faso. well it's not good at all i mean did it was already bad before code we had economic deterioration a lot of serious issues with the sri mr druce terrorist groups trying to exploit the situation and not to mention that guy climate change moving down and millions of people being displaced and all of sudden coby comes right on top of that and so globally we're seeing from and i'm not talking about people that are going to bit hungry i'm talking about people that are on the brink of starvation that number was at 135000000 before code now we see that number spik

hell region is among the continent's hunger hotspots more than half of the populations of mali burkina faso and share suffers from food insecurity defined as the lack of regular access to the food they need in mali the trend is even getting worse and for more on this i'm joined by david beasley the executive director of the world food program he joins me from berlin dave it's good to see you as always when we talk about food insecurity this term help us understand what that looks like on the ground for someone in mali or saber faso. well it's not good at all i mean did it was already bad before code we had economic deterioration a lot of serious issues with the sri mr druce terrorist groups trying to exploit the situation and not to mention the climate change moving down and millions of people being displaced and all of sudden totally comes right on top of that and so globally we're seeing from and i'm not talking about people going to bit hungry i'm talking about people that are on the brink of starvation that number was 135000000 before code now we see that number spiking to 270000000 by

hell region is among the continent's hunger hotspots more than half of the populations of mali burkina fasoand the share suffers from food insecurity defined as the lack of regular access to the food they need in mali the trend is even getting worse and for more on this i'm joined by david beasley the executive director of the world food program he joins me from berlin dave it's good to see you as always when we talk about food insecurity this term help us understand what that looks like on the ground for someone in mali or saber faso. well it's not good at all i mean did it was already bad before code we had economic deterioration a lot of serious issues with the sri mr druce terrorist groups trying to exploit the situation and not the mission that climate change moving down and millions of people being displaced and all the sudden becomes right on top of that and so globally we're seeing from and i'm not talking about people that are going to bit hungry i'm talking about people that are on the brink of starvation that number was 135000000 before code now we see that number spiking to 2700

hell region is among the continent's hunger hotspots more than half of the populations of mali burkina faso and the share suffers from food insecurity defined as the lack of regular access to the food they need in mali the trend is even getting worse. and for more on this i'm joined by david beasley the executive director of the world food program he joins me from berlin david it's good to see you as always when we talk about food insecurity this term help us understand what that looks like on the ground for someone in mali or say burkina faso well it's not good at all i mean it was already bad before code we had economic deterioration a lot of serious issues with the sri mr druce terrorist groups trying to exploit the situation and not to mention climate change moving down and millions of people being displaced and also the code comes right on top of that and so globally we're seeing from and i'm not talking about people that are going to bit hungry i'm talking about people that are on the brink of starvation that number was 135000000 before now we see that number spiking to 270000000 by t

hell region is among the continent's hunger hotspots more than half of the populations of mali burkina faso and the share suffers from food insecurity defined as the lack of regular access to the food they need in mali the trend is even getting worse and for more on this i'm joined by david beasley the executive director of the world food program he joins me from berlin dave it's good to see you as always when we talk about food insecurity this term help us understand what that looks like on the ground for someone in mali or save faso. well it's not good at all i mean did it was already bad before code we had economic deterioration a lot of serious issues with the sri mr druce terrorist groups trying to exploit the situation and not the mission then climate change moving down and millions of people being displaced and all of a sudden co becomes right on top of that and so globally we're seeing from and i'm not talking about people that are going to bit hungry i'm talking about people that are on the brink of starvation that number was 135000000 before would now we see that number spiking to

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region in the sahara in the lake chad basin i remember there are many countries in the region mali burkina faso nigeria and. also cameroon by the way are suffering from a touch by armed groups some linked to isis some linked to al qaida and the homegrown book. group in nigeria and they're also looking at the single currency some countries in the region have already announced their decision of go ahead with the cole the regional currency to introduce it to replace the c.f.a. the funk of the been using in west africa ask in the other members to join and if they're not ready they are willing to go ahead apart from that they're also looking at they also discussed in the coming elections parliamentary and presidential elections in countries such as ivory coast faso. and a host of others that have their own elections coming up from this month and sort of from october to the end of the year countries like guinea countries like ghana and broke in a fossil so we discussed all these and heads of states that were responsible for these brief other heads of state at the meeting including the nigerian presid