Managing knowledge for holistic impact in agriculture and food systems

Basically, knowledge management is a systematic process of improving knowledge-sharing, increasing efficiency and enhancing decision-making.
By Charles Dhewa Sep. 4, 2024

Gloomy 2024/25 agric season triggered by El Niño: FewsNet

In its extensive analysis, FewsNet said the range of negative outcomes and challenges for both farmers and livestock were expected to increase.
By Lorraine Muromo Sep. 3, 2024

Fews Net warns of 60% maize deficit in Zim

The alert comes as the 2023/24 agricultural season has been wrecked by an El Niño-induced drought, with average to below normal rains.
By Farming Reporter Aug. 29, 2024

Reimagining agricultural extension for knowledge-driven economies

By operating in silos, there are often no clear knowledge sharing pathways between several departments under a single ministry.
By Charles Dhewa Aug. 28, 2024

Water supplies remain critical: FewsNet

This comes amid indications that the decrease in rainfall due to the El Niño effects is likely to exacerbate water scarcity in the country.
By Lorraine Muromo Aug. 1, 2024

Perceptions, experience driven entrepreneurship

This does not only bring a positive perception and experience but goes beyond into the financial state of the business.
By Farai Chigora Jul. 21, 2024

What is preventing African countries from contextualising food sovereignty?

With calls to transform African food systems getting louder, there is some emerging consensus that something is very wrong with current food systems.
By Charles Dhewa Jun. 26, 2024

How dialogue, documentation can preserve local food knowledge

When dialogue contextualises a topic which communities have always wished they had, local people see the need for their knowledge to be documented.
By Charles Dhewa Jun. 12, 2024

Zacc struggles to recover US$1bn tainted assets

The revelation comes amid reports that the anti-graft body is struggling to reach its target to recover at least US$1 billion worth of tainted assets from proceeds of crime.
By Lorraine Muromo May. 31, 2024