Utu Bantu Multipurpose Jam

Multi purpose Baobab jam, it is low in sugar, works with everything and it also has high nutritional value. It's a tree of life tangy - sweet flavor in one jar. 😋 🤭 -free

Do you feel constantly drained, even after a full night's sleep? If you're struggling with persistent fatigue, or brain fog, your body is likely calling out for deeper nourishment.

Injato Baobab Shell Tea is a traditional nutrient supplement designed to help you rebuild from within. By boiling these potent husks, you unlock a rich infusion of Iron, Potassium, Magnesium, and Zinc—the essential minerals your body needs to restore natural energy and stamina.

Supports healthy blood and cellular strength.

Size: 300g
Price: 45 Kwacha
Location: Meanwood Ibex or Yango Delivery
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The path to a resilient, equitable, and sustainable food future lies firmly in the hands of young people embracing agroecology.

An article published in the Zambia Daily Mail newspaper highlights a practical message: the path to a resilient, equitable, and sustainable food future lies firmly in the hands of young people embracing agroecology. Agroecology is not only a set of farming practices—it is an economic pathway. By prioritising diverse cropping systems, soil health, and local value chains, young people can build enterprises that are more stable and less dependent on expensive external inputs.

The “My Food is Zambian” movement—an initiative we champion—aligns strongly with agroecology by celebrating indigenous crops, traditional farming knowledge, and culturally appropriate diets. For many young people, engaging in agroecology is a way to reconnect with heritage, preserve ancestral wisdom, and take pride in a distinct Zambian food identity. This cultural grounding strengthens communities and helps ensure that modern food systems do not erase local knowledge.

Call to action:
Supporting youth in agroecology is an investment in jobs, climate resilience, and cultural continuity. We encourage policymakers, cooperatives, traditional leaders, schools, and private sector partners to expand training, finance, land access, and markets for youth-led agroecological initiatives. When young people are equipped to lead, they do not only transform farms—they transform the future of food.

Read feature article below>>>

Community Technology Development Trust-zambia. Caritas Zambia FIAN International Zambia Care For Nature Zambia Green Living Movement (GLM) Global Network for the Right to Food and Nutrition Loctaguna Organics National Union for Small Scale Farmers of Zambia - Nusfaz Natures Organic Foods Namfumu Conservation Trust Khumbilo agroecology media services ZASHO Kasisi Agricultural Training Centre Zambia Climate Change Network Mizu Eco-Care Oxfam AFSA Consumer Unity Trust Society - CUTS Lusaka Pelum Zambia Hivos Regional Office Southern Africa