The Ghana Education Service (GES) is calling on communities to support schools participating in the Ghana School Feeding Programme with proper kitchen facilities to improve food safety and hygiene. The Service says adequate kitchens are essential for the safe preparation and serving of meals to schoolchildren, particularly as some participating schools continue to operate without suitable facilities. The call was…
The Ghana Education Service (GES) is calling on communities to support schools participating in the Ghana School Feeding Programme with proper kitchen facilities to improve food safety and hygiene. The Service says adequate kitchens are essential for the safe preparation and serving of meals to schoolchildren, particularly as some participating schools continue to operate without suitable facilities. The call was…
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