Africa takes fresh look at GMO crops as drought blights continent

HARARE, Jan 7 (Reuters) - A scorching drought in Southern Africa that led to widespread crop failure could nudge African nations to finally embrace genetically modified (GM) crops to improve harvests and reduce grain imports.
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