With Food Shortage Expected To Affect 17% Of Population, Malawi President Appeals For International Aid

VOA News: Malawi’s President Appeals for International Food Aid
“Malawi’s President Peter Mutharika has appealed for international help to cope with an expected food shortage that could affect 17 percent of the country’s population during the coming months. In his national address on the food situation on Monday, Mutharika said people in 25 of the country’s 28 districts are at risk of hunger…” (Masina, 9/22).

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