Saving Zim’s soil and averting agricultural land degradation for food-secure future

Agroecology—farming that works with nature rather than against it—is another powerful tool.
By Gary Gerald Mtombeni Jun. 29, 2025

Climate change takes toll on Gokwe tomato farmers

According to FAO, tomato production in Zimbabwe dropped from 26,6 kilotonnes in 2021, the highest tomato production on record, and 26,4kilotonnes the following year.
By Harriet Chikandiwa Jun. 29, 2025

Village Rhapsody: Empowering Zimbabwe’s rural farmers for a smart agricultural future

Rural Zimbabwe faces a constellation of challenges—from erratic weather and soil degradation to limited access to markets, financial services, and reliable farming information.
By Gary Gerald Mtombeni Jun. 22, 2025

Zim removed from global hunger list

The drought, described as the worst in 40 years, left an estimated 7,6 million people in dire need of humanitarian assistance.
By Lorraine Muromo Jun. 19, 2025

Zimbabwean farmers face crop-munching armyworm after drought

The unprecedented drought was fuelled by El Niño, a climate phenomenon that can exacerbate drought or storms - weather conditions that are made more likely by climate change.
By Farai Shawn Matiashe Mar. 6, 2025

Low moisture delays planting for 2024/25 cropping season: FAO

In a statement, FAO said the El Nino-induced drought left soils dry, worsened by poor rainfall this month.
By Tafadzwa Mhlanga Dec. 27, 2024

A farmer’s resilience: How agroecology is helping Shashe farmers

In recent years, climate change has wreaked havoc on Zimbabwe’s agriculture.
By Gary Gerald Mtombeni Nov. 8, 2024

Interview: New accounting firm targets multinational companies

However, investors are always looking for where they can get a return.
By Tatira Zwinoira Jun. 21, 2024

Close gender gaps in farm productivity, wages

Agrifood systems are an important source of income for women in many countries.
By Amh Voices Mar. 9, 2024