Corruption in South Africa's National School Nutrition Programme (NSNP) is robbing vulnerable children of their future. Meant to provide meals to 9 million learners across all nine provinces, the programme is marred by corruption, mismanagement & neglect. Malnutrition, poor academic performance, stunted development & increased dropout rates are just a few devastating consequences. The impact is felt nationwide, with each province facing unique challenges in implementing the programme. How can we ensure accountability, transparency & community involvement to safeguard the well-being & education of South Africa's future generations? What measures can be taken to prevent corruption, ensure efficient distribution of resources, and promote community-led initiatives to support our children's education and health?

Guest: Sfiso Nkala – Health Researcher at Section27 

Guest: Ms Neo Sediti - Director for the National School Nutrition Programme at the Department of Basic Education 

Guest: Lisa Sukdev - Spokesperson for Umnothowethu Trading Enterprise CC (the applicant for the Gauteng Nutrition Programme case)