JOHANNESBURG - The Human Rights Commission is wrapping up its investigative hearings into the country's food systems.
The inquiry was launched to address the paradox of food sufficiency while millions go hungry.
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About 14 million people face hunger, and 30 children die daily from malnutrition, despite a national food surplus.
UCT's Children’s Institute will make submissions on Friday. It's calling for child nutrition and children’s best interests to be prioritised in plans to reform the food system.