Obesity levels in Africa are skyrocketing among all levels of society. Malnourishment now involves both under and over-nutrition. Countries like Kenya are struggling to tackle both. VOA’s Lenny Ruvaga has more from Nairobi.
Sunday, 14 August 2016
Obesity and malnutrition in Africa
It is arguable that obesity and malnutrition are both signs of a poor diet. This video explores malnutrition and obesity in Kenya. The poster says:
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