By Blessing Muchineripi. Aparia Chikobvu (67) lives in Watch Village, Ward 10, Gutu District, under Chief Chitsa with her 2 children and 2 grandchildren. Aparia
The current climate crisis continues to inflict excruciating pain on farmers world-wide. However, thanks to indigenous knowledge systems and agroecology, some small-scale farmers are adapting
By Mufaro Mupetesi Anna (47) and Ernest Musemwa (54) from Chakowa village in ward 8, Mt Darwin are proving that smallholder farmers can produce high
Kefasi Tafirenyika (54), a small-scale farmer from Wayerera Village in Bindura district says turning to cold compost has set him free from bondage to the
Small-scale farmers practising Agroecology in Mwenezi district have emerged from the El Niño marred 2023/2024 farming season unscathed. Simbisai Machava (65) is one of the
Small-scale farmers working with PELUM Zimbabwe member, Igugu Trust in Hwange district are realising environmental transformation and food self-sufficiency after adopting Holistic Land and Livestock
Sherry Manjonjori (55) is a small-scale farmer from Chimanimani district who has turned a previously unproductive 200 square meter piece of land into a thriving
As a result of the hostile takeover of food sovereignty systems by profit seeking entities, farmers have been stripped of their indigenous farming systems which
Farmers working with PELUM Zimbabwe member, Chinyika Community Development Trust (CCDT) in the Chinyika community under Chief Chitsa in Gutu district, are basking in the
Unganai Murwisi (52), a father of four and small-scale farmer from Mushumbi in Mbire district in the northern valleys of Zimbabwe has defied the odds
