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FoodBank South Africa says there's an urgent need to address the problem of hunger. Fund Development Manager, Kate Hamilton says eleven million South Africans are vulnerable to food insecurity on a daily basis. Hamilton was speaking to SABC NEWS during a World Hunger Day event at Ysterplaat Primary School in Brooklyn, Cape Town. She says the day is important to highlight the problem and to take stock of progress. Surveys indicate that 33 percent of South African school children do not have breakfast because there simply isn't enough food in their homes. SABC reporter Zolani Moya, speaking with Andile Dlawu, the Principal at Kama Primary School in New Brighton in Port Elizabeth.