In the arid plains of Mwenezi District, where dry winds often sweep across cracked earth and farming is a test of will, Simbisai Machava (61)
Across Zimbabwe, hope is sprouting from the soil. Young people are digging deep into the land, their heritage, and their future. With each seed sown
By Blessing Muchineripi In the sun-scorched fields of Ward 10, under Chief Chitsa in Gutu District, one woman has turned adversity into opportunity. Julien Maindidze,
By Nosisa Purazi In the heart of Insiza District’s Ward 17, under Chief Dambisamahubo Maduna, a new chapter of resilience and innovation is unfolding. At
By Callisto Nhamo In Gore Village, Ward 5 of Bikita District, under Chief Mazungunye, Simbarashe Ushe (34) is proving that no piece of land is
For many young farmers, agroecology is more than just a method of farming—it is a pathway to self-reliance, sustainability, and community development. Through exchange visits,
In the heart of Mutidzawanda Village, Ward 3, a quiet revolution is taking place. It is not led by office-bearers or corporations but by a
For Jefinos Mafuka (22), the path to success did not lead to university as he had once envisioned. Instead, it took root in the soil
By Sheunesu Njeke In the heart of Murambiwa Village in Bikita District, Ivy Mutingwende, a 32-year-old farmer, is rewriting the narrative of rural livelihoods. On
Every year, the Harare Botanical Gardens burst to life with vibrant displays of traditional foods, cooking demonstrations, and passionate conversations about healthy living. For over
