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Home food gardens and poverty alleviation in the rural area of Macekane, KwaZulu-Natal
Access to food, water and nutrition is a constitutional right in South Africa, yet the state of food accessibility is questionable, particularly in rural communities. After South Africa achieved political freedom in 1994, development and prosperity were prioritised, and a number of policies were des...
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Department of Social Development
2025
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