Coming to America in Support of Africa
I’m coming to America. Actually, I’ve already arrived—I got here in the middle of August—and I’ve come twice before, leaving my farm in Zimbabwe and flying a...
Nyasha Mudukuti
Zimbabwe’s Rejection of GMO Food Aid is a Humanitarian Outrage
My country’s government would rather see people starve than let them eat genetically modified food. That’s the only conclusion to draw from the announcement ...
With the Right Tools, Zimbabwe Can be an Agricultural Breadbasket
The world of your grandparents may seem utterly different from your own. Where I live, however, it looks like nothing has changed. I raise sorghum and maize ...
Nyasha Mudukuti
Farmer, Zimbabwe
Nyasha Mudukuti grows sorghum and maize on a family farm in Zimbabwe. She is currently studying Biotechnology at Chinhoyi University of Technology and was selected as one of 6 young scientists to attend the Open Forum for Agricultural Biotechnology in Africa (OFAB).