CSIR tackles poor nutrition by supporting small businesses with producing innovative products - SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa's news leader.

Hunger continues to be the main cause of poor nutrition in the country with the aspect of safety still being overlooked.

This emerged during a media briefing in Pretoria themed, “Women in Science”, aimed at commending the role of female scientists in using research innovations to improve the lives of ordinary people.

Isabella Twala, a multi-skilled entrepreneur, left the corporate world and pursued her passion for farming in 2015. Now she is a specialist in the Agro-food processing sector producing Okra juice with the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research help.

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