Join Walden Bello, Cornel West and Elizabeth Mpofu: Sign the letter to support the Zimbabwe Smallholder Organic Farmers Forum (ZIMSOFF) and the Zimbabwe Land Rights Movement (ZPLRM), mobilized to oppose these reverse reparations.
April 4, 2025 at 9:01 AM
Join Walden Bello, Cornel West and Elizabeth Mpofu: Sign the letter to support the Zimbabwe Smallholder Organic Farmers Forum (ZIMSOFF) and the Zimbabwe Land Rights Movement (ZPLRM), mobilized to oppose these reverse reparations.
Remembering 10 years - Bikita Seed Fair, 2015 to 2026
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Remembering 10 years – Bikita Seed Fair, 2015 to 2026 | EarthLore
Ten years ago, in August 2017, the first Bikita Seed Fair was celebrated at.Mabheka garden, in Mamutse. When excited EarthLore and ZimSOFF team members, local farming communities and visitors gathered...
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September 20, 2026 at 12:46 PM
Remembering 10 years - Bikita Seed Fair, 2015 to 2026
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18 June 🌎 Zimbabwe: Agroecology and Food Sovereignty Fair - 200 Smallholder farmers will attend. The host farmers will showcase local agroecological practices whilst the rest of women seed custodians will display their local seed diversity and diets.
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Zimsoff – Official Website
Created in 2002, the Zimbabwe Smallholder Organic Farmers Forum (ZIMSOFF) “envisions improved livelihoods of organized and empowered smallholder farmers in Zimbabwe practicing sustainable and viable ecological agriculture and its mission statement is to influence policies and public awareness towards agro ecology and smallholder farmers’ rights”.
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June 12, 2025 at 3:55 PM
18 June 🌎 Zimbabwe: Agroecology and Food Sovereignty Fair - 200 Smallholder farmers will attend. The host farmers will showcase local agroecological practices whilst the rest of women seed custodians will display their local seed diversity and diets.
www.zimsofforum.org
www.zimsofforum.org
🌱 Farmer & food sovereignty advocate Nelson Mudzingwa (ZIMSOFF / La Via Campesina) shares why local seeds, knowledge & food systems bring real resilience in the face of climate change & market volatility.
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Listen to the latest episode of our podcast:
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The Bristol Conversations – Nelson Mudzingwa - Local Futures
In this conversation with Helena Norberg Hodge, Nelson extols the benefits of local food systems that are closely connected to culture, community and the land. With firsthand experience, he highlights...
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August 27, 2025 at 8:08 PM
🌱 Farmer & food sovereignty advocate Nelson Mudzingwa (ZIMSOFF / La Via Campesina) shares why local seeds, knowledge & food systems bring real resilience in the face of climate change & market volatility.
Listen to the latest episode of our podcast:
www.localfutures.org/programs/glo...
Listen to the latest episode of our podcast:
www.localfutures.org/programs/glo...
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« Pourquoi l’agroécologie ? Parce qu’une grande partie des terres ne sert plus à produire des aliments » ~ Interview with Elizabeth Mpofu
« Pourquoi l’agroécologie ? Parce qu’une grande partie des terres ne sert plus à produire des aliments » ~ Interview with Elizabeth Mpofu
« Pourquoi l’agroécologie ? Parce qu’une grande partie des terres ne sert plus à produire des aliments » ~ Interview with Elizabeth Mpofu
Dans cet entretien accordé à El Salto, Elizabeth Mpofu, ancienne coordinatrice générale de La Via Campesina et leader de ZIMSOFF, raconte comment les agricultrices du Zimbabwe renforcent leur pouvo…
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November 15, 2025 at 10:35 PM
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« Pourquoi l’agroécologie ? Parce qu’une grande partie des terres ne sert plus à produire des aliments » ~ Interview with Elizabeth Mpofu
« Pourquoi l’agroécologie ? Parce qu’une grande partie des terres ne sert plus à produire des aliments » ~ Interview with Elizabeth Mpofu