GRADUATION NOTICE

GRADUATION NOTICE: 6TH DIPLOMA IN AGROECOLOGY CEREMONY   DATE: 20 NOVEMBER 2026   IMPORTANT NOTICES   ✅Graduands are encouraged to attend graduation rehearsals to be held at FPC on Thursday 19 November 2026 at 1400 hrs. ✅Graduation fee is US$60 inclusive of graduation regalia and a lunch meal ✅Graduands are allowed to bring 2 (two) […]

HAMBE A VBU FIRST FISH HARVEST

Hambe A Village Business Unit (VBU) in Ward 9 of Mbire District has marked a significant success in community-led aquaculture, with their first fish harvest, translating months of investment and dedication into tangible income for local project members. The milestone saw Hambe A VBU harvest their first 32 kgs of fish, which they sold to […]

FOSTERING MARKET LINKAGES FOR CHILLI PRODUCERS IN MBIRE, HURUNGWE AND KARIBA DISTRICTS

During the week-long Farmer Business School (FBS) training, Fambidzanai Permaculture Centre (FPC) took a significant step towards strengthening market access for chilli producers in Mbire, Hurungwe and Kariba districts. Recognising that sustainable chilli production must be supported by reliable markets, the Centre used the training as an opportunity to engage potential buyers of chilli, particularly […]

FROM IDEA TO IMPACT

From Idea to Impact: This is what the Make It Grow project has done for the Goromonzi Tatenda Indigenous Grains & Vegetables production community group.   Community problems require community-driven solutions.

DEATH NOTICE

It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of our colleague and Finance Officer, Tonderai Chibuda, who passed away on the 11th of August 2026. We extend our heartfelt condolences to his family, friends, and colleagues. He will be greatly missed and fondly remembered. May his soul rest in eternal peace.

“THE FUTURE OF INDIGENOUS SEEDS LIES WITH OUR YOUTH” – MASHINGAIDZE

The Goromonzi Traditional Seed and Food Festival concluded on a high note after a vibrant celebration of Zimbabwe’s rich agricultural heritage, culture, and biodiversity under the theme, “It’s Our Life: Safeguarding Indigenous Seeds and Food Diversity.” The festival attracted farmers, community members, development partners, exhibitors, and corporate organizations, creating a lively platform for knowledge sharing, […]

INSIZA CENTRE OF AGROECOLOGY EXCELLENCE

Agroecological practices have recently been playing a major part in climate change adoption and mitigation with areas around natural region 4 B and 5 like Insiza District being the most affected by the harsh climatic uncertainty, leading to food insecurity and ultimately affecting the standard of life.      Profoundly affected by the El Nino […]