The Milimani High Court has dismissed a legal challenge against Nairobi County’s school feeding program known as ‘Dishi na County’. The program, aimed at providing meals to students, faced scrutiny in court, but the case has been resolved with the court ruling in favor of the program’s continuation.
This decision affirms the county’s efforts to ensure nutritional support for schoolchildren, despite initial legal objections. The ‘Dishi na County’ initiative remains operational, serving its intended purpose within Nairobi’s educational institutions.
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