With a total of 4 schools and 3 communities involved, our Movement of Life gardening project in Zimbabwe continues to expand. The list of vegetables being grown is long and now includes beetroots, cabbages, onions, eggplants, green peppers, yellow peppers, peas, carrots, broccoli, green beans, red lettuce, tomatoes, chilies, and mushrooms. A wide variety of fruit trees…
In a world full of challenges, the message of the Tibatsirane Foundation in Zimbabwe is one of health, hope, and prosperity. Led by our Movement of Life Zimbabwe national coordinator Bruce Kanengoni, and supported by the Dr. Rath Health Foundation, people living in poor suburbs of Harare, the country’s capital, are benefitting from this mission and being…
Zimbabwe is a country that has been struggling with poverty for many years. Poverty can be defined as a lack of basic human needs, such as food, shelter, and clothing. In Zimbabwe poverty is pervasive, with at least 60 percent of its 16 million population living below the poverty line. One of the main reasons…
These pictures show members of the School Health Parliament club at Warren Park School in Harare, Zimbabwe, preparing nursery beds and planting onion seeds, eggplant seedlings, green pepper seedlings, and beetroots. The students are very happy with the results of their school gardening project and the Movement of Life Zimbabwe team are currently preparing to…
The children taking part in our Movement of Life school gardening project at Warren Park School in Harare, Zimbabwe, have recently begun harvesting their crops. The first vegetables ready for harvesting were the eggplants, which the children planted earlier last year. Other vegetables being grown include okra, green peppers, chilis, and green beans. The school…
These photos show the development of a new Movement of Life community gardening project at the home of Mr. Mushabe Osbert, a father of 3 children, in Nyamuyanja, Isingiro District, Uganda. Our team in Uganda first learned of Mr. Osbert’s interest in launching a gardening project earlier this year. He says he was inspired by…
We are pleased to report that our Movement of Life Malawi team is making great progress in their fruit and vegetable garden. The produce they are growing now includes eggplant, mustard, okra, rape, pumpkin, garlic, tomato, cabbage, and onion. The team are currently weeding and mulching their vegetables to protect them from direct sun. They…
The United Nations (UN) reports that there was a dramatic worsening of world hunger in 2020. Suggesting that much of this is likely related to the fallout of COVID-19, it estimates that around a tenth of the global population – up to 811 million people – were undernourished. With more than half of these people…
