President Cyril Ramaphosa said up to 16 million South Africans struggle to feed their families despite government efforts. He called for stronger collaboration between the state, private sector, and civil society to address food insecurity. Experts said income poverty, not food shortage, remains the main driver of hunger in the country.
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