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ZuluCategory: Agriculture
Rewilding Food, Rewilding Farming
By Dr Vandana Shiva George Monbiot’s Lab-grown food will soon destroy farming – and save the planet is a dystopian vision of the future, with no people on the...
45 Million People Face Hunger In Southern Africa
A record 45 million people – mostly women and children – in the 16-nation Southern African Development Community are gravely food insecure following repeated...
Government urged to make SMART commitments ahead of 2020 Japan Nutrition for Growth summit
The Zimbabwe Civil Society Organisations Scaling Up Nutrition Alliance (ZCSOSUNA) is calling on the government of Zimbabwe to make attainable and measurable commitments...
EU releases 18.7 million USD in humanitarian aid for Zimbabwe
The European Union has mobilised an additional 16.8 million EUR (approx. 18.7 million USD) to help address emergency food needs and support vulnerable people in...
The high cost of paying lip service to market research
By Charles Dhewa African smallholder farmers are not the only ones famous for producing commodities before conducting market research. Corporates are not immune to such...
UN Resident Coordinator Meets VP Mohadi On Food Security
By Joyce Mukucha and Anyway Yotamu The newly appointed United Nations (UN) Resident Coordinator to Zimbabwe Ms Mario Rebeiro has paid a courtesy call to the Vice...
In search of authentic salespeople for African agricultural economies
It is one thing to be blessed with natural resources such as fertile soils and water but quite another to be able to explain and convince investors about opportunities...
Oil Castor pledges to eradicate fuel crisis in Zimbabwe
By Joyce Mukucha and Anyway Yotamu Oil Castor Zimbabwe has promised to eliminate the fuel crisis currently prevailing in the nation through producing and supplying bio...
Rural Women and Girls at the Mercy of Climate Change
By Joyce Mukucha As climate change adverse effects persist around the globe, most women and young girls residing in urban-distant communities are becoming more affected...
World Food Programme forecasts global hunger hotspots as new decade dawns
Escalating hunger needs in sub-Saharan Africa dominate a World Food Programme (WFP) analysis of global hunger hotspots in the first half of 2020 with millions of people...
