Namibia launches web-based system to school feeding program


WINDHOEK, July 4 (Xinhua) -- Namibia on Tuesday officially launched the Namibia School Feeding Information Management System (NaSIS), a web-based system that aims to provide real-time performance data and streamline the management and implementation of the country's school feeding program.

Speaking at the launch, Faustina Caley, deputy minister of education, arts and culture, highlighted Namibia's commitment to addressing immediate hunger among school-going children, thereby increasing their concentration, attention span, and overall academic performance.

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