Talkaoke at Dalston Eastern Curve Garden: Does Africa hold the secret to the world’s food shortage?
Emma Bartholomew, Senior Reporter
Thursday, May 24, 2012
1:10 PM
Discussion takes place on Wednesday May 30
Anyone with an opinion on urban farming, or who believes Africa holds the secret to the world’s food shortage in invited to a discussion next Wednesday (May 30).
Zambian and Malawian directors from the international development agency Self Help Africa will be in the Dalston Eastern Curve Garden in Dalston Lane for a pop-up talk show Talkaoke.
Places are limited for the event which runs from 6.30pm to 9.30pm, email hellolondon@selfhelpafrica.org to attend.
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