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School food declared safe but probe into pupils’ deaths continues
By Cynthia Maseko, August 20, 2019

School food declared safe but probe into pupils’ deaths continues

After two Mpumalanga pupils died of suspected food poisoning last month the school nutrition programme in the province has been declared safe, but some parents are not satisfied.

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School food declared safe but probe into pupils’ deaths continues
Gauteng food banks remain empty
By Thabo Molelekwa, December 3, 2018

Gauteng food banks remain empty

Amost half-a-million Gauteng beneficiaries reliant on feeding schemes under the suspended provincial food bank programme, having already gone hungry for four months, are now facing a bleak Christmas.

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Gauteng food banks remain empty
VIDEO: Hungry for Education
By Kim Harrisberg, June 13, 2018

VIDEO: Hungry for Education

This is Kabelo and Keabetswe’s story about how a daily feeding scheme impacted their ability to perform at school.

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VIDEO: Hungry for Education
Tormented by peers, children choose to go hungry
By Amy Green, May 7, 2018

Tormented by peers, children choose to go hungry

Children, especially in rural areas, are turning away from school feeding schemes because they fear being judged for being poor by their fellow learners, despite being hungry. HEALTH-E NEWS spoke to learners and experts about the stigma of hunger and its effect on children’s health and education.

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Tormented by peers, children choose to go hungry
Soup kitchen reduce food costs for poor families
By Ramatamo Sehoai, December 5, 2017

Soup kitchen reduce food costs for poor families

Alexandra non-profit organisation Ucedo Lwa Bantu (Help for the Nation), originally established to help patients with chronic illnesses adhere to their medication programmes, has instead become a feeding programme.

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Soup kitchen reduce food costs for poor families

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