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Zambia is currently facing a severe food crisis due to a prolonged dry spell, which has caused a significant increase in the price of essential food items. In fact, studies suggest that Zambia has the lowest daily food supply in the world. To address this issue, the African Education Program has partnered with the Amos Youth Centre (AYC) in Kafue, Zambia, to launch a Nutrition Program. This program provides meals with an average of 1,500 calories to more than 350 children and youth every school day. VOA’s Paul Ndiho recently spoke to Paul Chisunku, Country Director of the African Education Program, based in Lusaka, Zambia, to learn more about this program.