VOICED : Threats and theft: The wretched life of C. Africa's peanut growers

In the Central African Republic, growers face daily challenges due to conflict, including theft and extortion. Despite good harvests, market access is limited by rebel threats, forcing sales at low prices. Groundnut farmer Celestine uses Oxfam's storeroom for storage, but market demand is low. Processing peanuts for higher prices is difficult due to lack of modern equipment. The need for industry support is critical, as two-thirds of the region's population faces food insecurity.

What are the potential benefits of processing peanuts for the farmers?

According to the World Food Program, what is the food situation in the region?