A marketplace and sales exhibition brought together grassroots women entrepreneurs, small-scale farmers, food producers, artisans, and other local businesses to showcase and sell products made or grown in Rodrigues on…
On July 17, 2026 Tanzania Rural women Assembly participated the farmer field days organized by East Africa Grain Council (EAGC ) in Mbozi district at Nambala village. The Farmers Field…
For the women of Hope for Rural Women Assembly (HRWA) Lesotho, July was more than just another month it was a time of learning, resilience, solidarity and action. Across villages,…
Across Lesotho's villages and farming communities, rural women continue to prove that they are not only food producers but also custodians of knowledge, advocates for justice, and drivers of community…
Building on its ongoing climate resilience initiatives across Malawi, the Rural Women Assembly (RWA) Malawi continued its efforts to support communities affected by climate-related disasters through awareness raising and the…
We are the Guardians of Land, Life and Seeds! The very first day of our Consultative Dialogue did not begin with policies, PowerPoint presentations or difficult terminology. We went to…
Indigenous food sovereignty is the act of going back to our roots as Indigenous peoples and using the knowledge and wisdom of our people that they used when they were…
Introduction: Sevelina Charles Kalengo is a 21-year-old married woman residing in Songwe District, Songwe Region, in the Southern Highlands of Tanzania. She is the mother of one child and an…
Chipinge and Chimanimani remain among the communities hardest hit by recurring cyclones and prolonged droughts in Zimbabwe. This farming season has once again exposed the harsh realities faced by rural…
Rural Women’s Assembly farmer in Shibuyunji District, Annie Mutale Katongo has explained how land preparation for sweet potato should be done. “When you want to plant sweet potato during wet…