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The Life-Changing Benefits of Starting an Organic Fruit and Vegetable Garden: One Zimbabwean Family’s Story

With our Movement of Life work in Zimbabwe beginning to gain widespread attention, the H-Metro newspaper, the country’s leading tabloid, recently published an article about our achievements. Featuring Bruce Kanengoni, our Movement of Life Zimbabwe coordinator, the article describes how the participants in our fruit and vegetable gardening project in the Warren Park area of Harare now include…

Even Severe Drought Hasn’t Stopped Us Improving Health and Transforming Lives in Zimbabwe

By Jean Worth, Bruce Kanengoni, and Paul Anthony Taylor Amid one of the worst droughts southern Africa has seen in living memory, authorities in Zimbabwe have announced plans to cull 200 wild elephants to feed communities facing severe hunger. The move comes after low rainfall wiped out crops across much of the country, resulting in widespread food…

Finding Solutions to Drought in Zimbabwe

By Jean Worth Zimbabweans are very familiar with the word ‘suffering.’ It is their daily lived experience. If it isn’t politics that is causing it, it’s high inflation, with no jobs and, therefore, no money. People continually struggle to pay school fees and feed their families. But now a severe drought is adding to their…

Transforming Lives in Zimbabwe Through Our ‘Free Water for All’ Campaign

By Bruce Kanengoni and Jean Worth The biggest challenge that people have faced in Zimbabwe so far this year has been the crippling drought. To people who have so little, drought can drain hope and optimism and make their struggles seem never-ending. Mothers worry about how they will feed their families. Fathers worry about how…