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In this issue, we explore South Africa’s Human Rights Commission hearings into hunger, the growing campaign against highly hazardous pesticides in East Africa, young entrepreneurs transforming agriculture in Malawi, farmers living alongside elephants in Zambia and how communities are preparing for another El Niño. Enjoy, share with others and let’s build the movement together.

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What does resilience really look like? In this edition of Mizizi Magazine, we travel across Africa to explore the people and communities reimagining food systems, challenging harmful practices and building hope from the ground up. Download the latest issue to discover the stories shaping the future of organic agriculture and agroecology across the continent.

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Why Bakhusele Mathupha believes South Africa can grow a healthier future

Feature: Farming and wildlife: Seeking solutions in Eastern Zambia

Feature: Update on South Africa’s Human Rights Commission into Hunger

Campaign against highly hazardous pesticides gains momentum in East Africa

Building climate resilence: Women farmers adapt ahead of predicted El Nino

Climate change driving up costs: a story from a livestock farmer

Anti-HHP campaigns are growing stronger across Africa. Stay up to date.

How Rufunsa Farmers in Zambia Are Building Climate Resilience

Climate change exposes governance gaps in Malawi

Rebuilding climate-resilient households with mobile cash transfers

Malawian youths making millions of kwacha through agribusiness

Quiet youth farming revolution taking place in Zambia

How Chef Black Garlic is preserving African food stories

BMZ commits to be a reliable partner in food systems transformation

Must visit: Zimbabwe’s National Good Seed and Food Festival 2026

From learning to leading: Africa’s new agroecology champions take root

AWOLA: Fast-tracking women’s leadership in agroecology

Madagascar’s organic revolution: Connecting farmers to the world

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