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Tag: Food and Trees For Africa

Makhanda townships blossoms into veggie heaven

by Kyran Blaauw

25th Jul 2020

“Food security is a huge challenge, but food sovereignty is our ability to produce our own food – and that is Food & Trees for Africa’s main objective. To ensure ...

Eastern Cape NGO, CATCH Projects is giving 110 women between the ages of 24 and 90 the opportunity to plant and harvest vegetables for their families.

Retiree helps women grow food for their families

by Duncan Masiwa

11th Mar 2020

A chance encounter 18 years ago has changed the lives of hundreds of people living in Mzamomhle, a township on the outskirts of Gonubie in the Eastern Cape. The plight ...

Ntirhisano Farmer' Cooperative grows African indigenous vegetables In Lenasia, south of Soweto in Gauteng. Front- Esther Mopeli; Justin Morrison; Back- Emmanuel Moyo; Peter Moyo; Sibongile Khabo

Woman-led farming enterprise seeks to revive indigenous vegetable markets in Mzansi

by Duncan Masiwa

31st Dec 2019

There’s a growing interest to revive the status of indigenous food crops in Mzansi and a group of urban, black, female farmers are determined to shake up this untapped market. ...

The Swa Vana Children’s Project started in Mpumalanga province is feeding, clothing and taking care of 400 orphaned and vulnerable children everyday.

Community garden feeds 400 orphaned and vulnerable children daily

by Duncan Masiwa

17th Jan 2020

In the Mpumalanga province lies the rural communities of Huntington, Lilydale and Justicia. There, a woman with a heart of gold is ensuring that 400 orphaned and vulnerable children are ...

Johan Hus Primary school caretaker Georgie Botha (left) and principal Desiree Mey (right), with the school learners tending to the garden.

‘Garden detention’ sparks learners’ interest in food gardening

by Chantélle Hartebeest

5th Dec 2019

At the foot of the scenic Tsitsikamma Mountains in the Eastern Cape, learners at Johan Hus Primary School intentionally misbehave to work in their school garden. An attempt by teachers ...

THE NEW FACE OF SOUTH AFRICAN AGRICULTURE

With 11 global awards in the first three years of its existence, Food For Mzansi is much more than an agriculture publication. It is a movement, unashamedly saluting the unsung heroes of South African agriculture. We believe in the power of agriculture to promote nation building and social cohesion by telling stories that are often overlooked by broader society.