WARD 28
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Women take the lead in helping set up 'Tip-It-Taps' at Dakamela Primary School, in preparation for the re-opening of schools
Members of the Rural Women's Assembly, help in handing over sanitizers at Dakamela Primary School
The youthful chief Dakamela receives sanitizers to be be used in the local traditional court.
Vita Mloyi, a member of the Rural Womens Assembly in Dakamela, demontrates the proper washing of hands
Distribution of sanitizers and other materials
Setting up of a 'Tip-It-Tap', to promote the washing of hands.
Setting up of a 'Tip-It-Tap', to promote the washing of hands, it is located right outside the garden that is now growing immune boosting herbs.
Ward 20 Councillor receiving goods on behalf of the Zinyangeni Clinic
Ward 20 Councillor receiving goods on behalf of the Zinyangeni Clinic
Distribution of sanitizers and other materials
Distribution of sanitizers and other materials
Not to be outdone by their parents, the youth show off their produce from the gardens
Conservation Agriculture methods as seen here have gone a long way to ensure that inputs such as water, manure/fertiliser are used effectively to increase the chances of a better yield.
Women involved in implementing conservation agriculture methods
Women involved in income genrating projects.
Ox left for dead between Njombolo and Dakamela wards, the solution to help minimize livestock deaths is to build stock-feed sheds, that will ensure animals affected by drought and weight loss are given survival feed. Once the animals gain weight they can be finished off on feed and prepared for sale at the market, thus allowing the owner to realize income from the animal
This couple is in Mfanovelayo Village, Ward 16. They are known for practicing Conservation Agriculture (CA). At the time of visit (12 February 2021), the couple had 1.5ha of maize under CA, and ½ha of sorghum grown using CA. These farmers started practicing CA in 2005 and they have not looked back since then.
Mr. Wilton Mlotshwa - Ward 28, pictured here standing inside one of the open ditches that he excavated. The open ditches or sink holes are excavations that are constructed infield and along buffer strips to harvest and control storm water, conserve the soil and subsequently combat effects of drought and/or highly erosive rain - which are a common occurrence in the Nkayi region
These ladies were pictured in November last year showing off their poultry project Sbhongo area, Ward 28,
