Lesotho Learners Get Smaller Meals After Trump’s U.S. Aid Cuts

The Lesotho government has taken over the school feeding programme resulting in less food

• Lesotho’s government stepped in after US funding for school meals was cut, but GroundUp found pupils at two Semonkong primary schools are receiving smaller portions and less nutritious food.
• Delivery records show maize-meal supplied for lunch at St Leonard Primary has fallen by 54% per pupil, while cooking oil supplies have more than halved. Cooks are earning less and being paid late.
• The education…