RWA Zambia: Traditional farming in a changing climate: Why rural farmers need more training

For generations, rural farmers have relied on traditional knowledge to produce food, preserve seed, manage livestock and cope with changing seasons.  Traditional farming practices remain an important part of Zambia’s…

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RWA South Africa: Rural women strengthen their voices for Land, Food, Climate Justice and Safety

Across South Africa, Rural Women’s Assembly provincial structures continued to organise, mobilise and create spaces for rural and peri- urban women to speak about the challenges affecting their lives and…

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RWA Zimbabwe: From Grassroots to the National Stage: How Indigenous Seeds, Traditional Knowledge and Rural Women’s Resilience Are Transforming Livelihoods, the Story of Dorcas Munyanyi, RWA Member, Makoni, Rusape, Zimbabwe

​When Dorcas Munyanyi packed her bags in Makoni District and set off for Harare, she carried more than just display baskets. She brought the fruits of her labour, her community’s…

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RWA Tanzania: Promoting sustainable agricultural practices and agro ecological practices through Traditional Food Day

On 5 September 2026, Tanzania Rural Women Assembly (TRWA) participated in the Traditional Food Day event organized by Mwakitwange Funs and Tours, a development stakeholder, in Mbozi District, Songwe Region.…

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