Category: Agriculture
Nudging universities in developing countries to harness community based inquiry
Byron Adonis MutingwendeAug 20, 2018
By Charles Dhewa Contrary to prevailing formal approaches, knowledge sharing in most rural African communities is embedded in the way people work. For instance,...
Asking and answering fundamental questions through informal markets
Byron Adonis MutingwendeAug 14, 2018
By Charles Dhewa Street markets or roadside food markets have remained a permanent feature in most developing countries. The fact that these markets continue to flourish...
The merits of an effective marketplace for agricultural evidence
Byron Adonis MutingwendeJul 31, 2018
By Charles Dhewa Discovering and maintaining agricultural commodities markets is not enough for developing countries. They have to build a culture of synthesising and...
US$32, 4 million USAID project to address severe water challenges
Byron Adonis MutingwendeJul 26, 2018
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has announced the Resilient Waters, a five-year, $32.4 million project to address severe water...
Good Care Pre-school, David Mascott Country School Pacesetters in education
Byron Adonis MutingwendeJul 14, 2018
By Byron Mutingwende While many infant and junior schools emphasise on academic education, Good Care Pre-school and David Mascott country School have a different...
“Leave No-one Behind”: SDGs take ground in Matabeleland North
Byron Adonis MutingwendeJul 12, 2018
By Sirak Gebrehiwot (UN Communications Specialist) The UN team, led by the United Nations Resident Coordinator, Mr. Bishow Parajuli, comprising of UNICEF Representative,...
Kenneth Musanhi taking Bindura North to Canaan
Byron Adonis MutingwendeJul 09, 2018
By Byron Mutingwende In a typical fashion reminiscent of the Exodus of Israelites from the oppressive Egypt to Canaan, Kenneth Shupikai Musanhi, the Member of the...
Remigious Matangira spearheads development in Bindura South Constituency
Byron Adonis MutingwendeJul 05, 2018
By Byron Mutingwende In 2008, the Bindura South Constituency resembled a cemetery due to the grinding poverty brought about by hyperinflation. It is that time...
UN Strategic Framework lauded for catalysing development results in Zimbabwe
Byron Adonis MutingwendeJun 28, 2018
28 June 2018, Harare – Today the Government and the United Nations together with development partners convened high level review meeting to validate and take stock of...
Avoid Green House Gas emission-intensive investments: Agricultural expert
Byron Adonis MutingwendeJun 27, 2018
There should be a deliberate move to avoid Green House Gas emission-intensive investments through economically viable low-emission development options, a senior Food and...
