On 31/06/2025, we hosted a fish farming training and field day at Mr. Zinyamu in Mandidzidze village under the FAMS project with support from @foodjusticenet. More than 54 enthusiastic youths, young women, and farmers were trained.

📣Ubusazi na? Uhlelo lokukhululeka kwabalimi ekusebenziseni inhlanyelo yindlela eqinisekisa ukuthi abalimi bayenelisa ukulawula indlela abasebenzisa ngayo inhlanyelo yabo, okugoqela amalungelo okonga, okusebenzisa, okutshintshana kanye lokuthengiselana. #communitydiaries

@OpenParlyZw @ParliamentofZim @energymutodi @HeraldZimbabwe @Oxfam @muchamidzi @JoyMabenge Did you know Zimbabwe's debt burden continues to grow? What's your biggest concern about the country's debt situation? #zimdebtconference2025 #debtfreeZim!

📢#FAMSPartnerSpotlight🌱 Zion City Foundation (ZCF) is among partner organizations implementing the Feminist Agroecology Model Schools (#FAMS) project being led by @foodjusticenet. 💡With a background in empowering youths through educational support and skills training, ZCF

Frontline communities often bear the brunt of climate impacts. What better way to address these issues than to co-create knowledge and harness synergies whilst bearing in mind their differences? #FAMSInAction

📢@foodjusticenet recently launched a Feminist Agroecology Model Schools (FAMS) project, a project seeking to tackle intersecting challenges of climate vulnerability, food systems fragility, and social inequality that disproportionately affect women and girls across Africa.

Today we launch the Feminist Agroecology Models School. (FAMS). The project tackles the intersecting challenges of climate vulnerability, food systems fragility and social inequality that disproportionately affects women and young people in Africa.

Happy International Women's Day.

Solidarity @bbmhlanga

The 2nd Climate Change as a Security Concern Conference. Honoured to be discussants on the state of food security and nutrition in Zimbabwe as well as the nexus among agriculture, food security and climate change.

He absolutely loves his job. He is passionate about it. Detained by the Zimbabwe regime for doing his job so well, Blessed Mhlanga will emerge stronger. He is the kind of journalist needed for a society to be transformed; an asset to the nation. #FreeBlessedMhlanga

I strongly condemn the arrest of @bbmhlanga . Censoring and instilling fear in journalists who are just carrying out their mandate is an all time low.

This summer cropping season has been exciting for me. Oh the joy of discovering a new pumpkin!🤭🤭🤭. Three months down the line the field is thriving with companion cropping. I also implored trenching as a water harvesting technique. Agroecology is possible. Zero agrochemicals.

I am happy to have contributed to this publication. My article delves into the specifics of ecological feminism and its contribution to environmental ethics.Feminist theories are diverse, but they all agree that male dominance is the root of women's oppression.

The 2024/2025 summer cropping season is underway. We are currently piloting the FAO TAPE tool to assess the feasibility of agroecology at Chipochase model plot in Zhanje, Dema.

Acc to @IPCC_CH 2022, vulnerability is higher in locations with poverty, governance challenges & limited access to basic needs & resources And where a high percentage of people rely on climate sensitive livelihoods 📢 #COP29: Prioritize vulnerable communities, not burden them

The Food Justice Network's Climate Justice Lead, Darlington Mafa took time to explain the 13 principles of agroecology and how they help with attaining food security, build circular economies and environmental sustainability. The session was themed "Let's talk agroecology".

Currently attending the CAADP partnership platform and ADFNS conference for agri-food systems strengthening in Africa.

Did you know that biodiversity loss contributes to food insecurity? We are critically following the COP16 proceedings in Cali, Colombia which will develop the monitoring framework and advance resource mobilization for the Global Biodiversity Framework. #CaliCOP16 #biodiversity

During the #MyFoodIsAfrican campaign session in Chitungwiza last week we tackled "Food to Shame" myths and some of these👇 misconceptions were shared Let's debunk them & reconnect with our traditional foods, dishes and cuisines @Afsafrica @pelumzim @hiphzim @3KtvZim