The Ghana government has released first-term feeding grants under the School Feeding Programme for the 2025/2026 academic year, supporting millions of pupils nationwide. This investigative report examines funding increases, caterer payment challenges, accountability concerns, and ongoing reforms shaping the future of school feeding in Ghana
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