Over 2 Million African Students Face Dropout as School Feeding Ends

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•School feeding programs have been suspended, cutting off meals for over 2 million students.
•The affected learners are primarily in African countries relying on these programs for daily nutrition.
•The suspension is linked to funding shortages and logistical challenges in maintaining the feeding schemes.

What Could Happen If...

▸African governments restore funding for school feeding programs Students will continue receiving meals, reducing dropout risks and improving nutrition.

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AFRICADaily Nation (Kenya)Over 2 million learners at risk dropping out as school feeding taps dry

More than 2 million students across Africa are at risk of dropping out of school due to the suspension of school feeding programs. The end of these programs threatens children's nutrition and education, particularly affecting vulnerable communities. This situation could lead to increased child hunger and lower school attendance rates.