From Kenya to Zambia: Startup wins role in school meals overhaul

A Kenyan startup will help strengthen Zambia's national school feeding programme after securing a four-year partnership to improve systems serving millions of schoolchildren...

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A Kenyan startup, Food4Education, has secured a significant four-year partnership with Zambia's Ministry of Education to overhaul the nation's school feeding program.

The agreement aims to improve systems serving millions of schoolchildren across Zambia.
Key figures involved include Food4Education CEO Wawira Njiru and Zambia's Permanent Secretary for Education Services Dr. Kelvin Mambwe.
This collaboration comes as Zambia expands its school meals program to cover an estimated 5.6 million learners by the end of 2026, following the introduction of its Free Education Policy.

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