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    COURT BATTLE TO FEED PUPILS

    Jun 28, 2020 3 minutes
    MSINDISI FENGU msindisi.fengu@citypress.co.za

    Nomsa Xulu* feels guilty because she eats at school, while her younger sister – who is still at home – has stopped learning due to lack of food and data.

    Xulu is a Grade 12 Gauteng pupil and a beneficiary of meals delivered through government’s feeding scheme, the National School Nutrition Programme (NSNP), which her sister is unable to benefit from.

    The demand for the delivery of meals through the programme to all pupils, including those not back at school,

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