Latest Breaking News On - Youth dialogue action network - Page 1 : comparemela.com

By Jeffrey Moyo, Anadolu News Over the past one decade female farmers in landlocked southern African country Zimbabwe’s urban landscape are not only bridging gaps in food security but bringing additional incomes to their families. When Denis Chihota, working as a messenger in one of the government departments in the capital Harare, was unable to earn enough to attend to the family with six children, his 47-year-old wife Madeline ventured into farming. Even as growing crops in the middle of cities remains illegal, Madeline has harvested four tons of maize on the patches of land around her home, despite rough weather and little rain this year. She says that her endeavour in farming not only defeated hunger but has also supplemented the income of her family.

Mashonaland eastBheki dlodloClaris madhukuDenis chihotaCatherine mukwapatiJeffrey moyoYouth dialogue action networkZimbabwe vulnerability assessment committee zimUn world food programUs agency for international developmentAnadolu agencySpread thisZimbabwe vulnerability assessment committeeFood programInternational developmentமஷோனலண்ட் கிழக்கு