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Children go hungry while R336-million for early childhood nutrition remains unspent

19 March 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

In 2024, R197-million was budgeted for the Department of Basic Education’s implementation of a pilot nutrition programme for early childhood development centres, going up to R336-million the following …Read More at Source

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