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Reaching the ‘missing middle’

“COVID-19 has reversed the gains that have been made against malnutrition across the country as it continues to push health and food systems to the limit” and has affected the “missing middle”.

This was the sentiment of the CEO of Operation Hunger, Sandy Bukula, after one of her organisation had visited Katlehong in Ekurhuleni where more than 80 families were provided with food parcels on Thursday.

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