Published 07/24/2024 2:00:12 p.m.

School feeding programme is not sustainable; self reliance in an agriculture-based economy should be the driving force – Yankah

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Founder of the Pan African Heritage Museum, Kojo Yankah has said that the Ghana school feeding programme (GSFP) under the Free Senior High School programme is not sustainable. He argues that no government budget can support the growing number of children in Ghana, a factor that threatens the programme. Moreover, he said, the programme is too party-oriented depending on who is in government. The Ghana School Feeding Programme which started in 200…

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