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Dans cette rubrique du Grand Angle, une success-story made in Niger. La Société de Transformation Alimentaire (STA) fabrique localement de la pâte d’arachide ‘Plumpy Nuts’ qui a aidé à sauver 270 000 enfant en situation de malnutition critique en 2015.
Hannane Ferdjani et Robert K’odingo s’entretiennent avec le Directeur général de STA Niger, Ismael Barmou.
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