By Bruce Kanengoni and Jean Worth The majority of Zimbabweans born in recent decades have known nothing but hunger and poverty. Only a small minority of the population were able to escape this and attain a safer, more secure life. Many have had to leave the country in order to survive and thrive. But for…
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…
Building on the success of their groundbreaking school and community gardening projects, our Movement of Life Uganda team has recently started working with the Uganda Prisons Service in the Isingiro District Government Prison. Teaching the scientific principles of Cellular Medicine, and gardening skills such as making natural compost and organic pesticides, the project will show prison service staff…
With it now being over 7 years since we launched our first Movement of Life fruit and vegetable gardening project in Uganda, we recently decided it was time to carry out a thorough assessment of the ongoing work and evaluate its impact. The results strongly suggest that, by providing families with the opportunity to become…
By Doreen Kumwenda Jephtar The Movement of Life Malawi project was launched in September 2020, after I was inspired by reading of the work done in Uganda and decided to start a campaign in my country through setting up a local NGO, the Emmanuel Foundation. I opted for a community-based project, giving home gardening demonstrations…
By Bruce Kanengoni After coming across the Dr. Rath Health Foundation‘s Movement of Life and seeing the extraordinary work it is doing in Africa, especially in Uganda, l was inspired to start a school gardening project in my country, Zimbabwe. My motivations for starting the project were to address poverty, hunger, diseases of malnutrition, and…
We’re delighted to present the first set of photos from our new Movement of Life ‘School Health Parliament’ project at Warren Park School in Zimbabwe. Led by our local coordinator Mr. Bruce Kanengoni, the team has conducted Cellular Medicine training at the school and has given demonstrations on how to make compost manure and organic…
The Movement of Life Malawi team is currently busy in the fields sowing vegetable seeds and fruit seedlings. After a long dry spell the rainy season has finally arrived. The team are looking forward to hopefully producing a rich harvest and say they are very grateful to their international partners at the Dr. Rath Health…
