The National School Nutrition Program faces growing scrutiny amid recent strikes in KwaZulu-Natal, which disrupted food deliveries, and a Sunday Times exposé revealing compromised meal quality. With 22% of service providers still unpaid during an ongoing court case, these incidents spark urgent concerns over accountability, procurement integrity, and children's welfare. Goitsemang Matlhabe, Journalist and advocate for children’s rights, joins Feed Our Kids to discuss the critical need for transparency and ensuring the future of South Africa’s most vulnerable.

<p>The National School Nutrition Program faces growing scrutiny amid recent strikes in KwaZulu-Natal, which disrupted food deliveries, and a Sunday Times expos&eacute; revealing compromised meal quality. With 22% of service providers still unpaid during an ongoing court case, these incidents spark urgent concerns over accountability, procurement integrity, and children's welfare. Goitsemang Matlhabe, Journalist and advocate for children&rsquo;s rights, joins Feed Our Kids to discuss the critical need for transparency and ensuring the future of South Africa&rsquo;s most vulnerable.</p>

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