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R1,000 Grocery Budget Can Barely Feed One Child a Nutritious Diet for a Month, Report Shows

25 June 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

New data from reveals that the average household food basket costs R5,479.26 a month, and feeding one child a nutritious diet costs nearly R1,000.Read More at Source

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