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Farai Shawn Matiashe

Solar-powered community gardens offer lifeline in drought-hit Zimbabwe

Mutekwatekwa community garden in Mutare, Zimbabwe, is shared by 50 farmers, including 32-year-old Berita Numbi.
Mutekwatekwa community garden in Mutare, Zimbabwe, is shared by 50 farmers, including 32-year-old Berita Numbi. © Farai Shawn Matiashe

Mutare, Zimbabwe – At a shared garden in eastern Zimbabwe, solar-powered pumps are helping farmers grow crops year round, even when drought dries out other fields.

After sunrise over Chitiyo village in eastern Zimbabwe, Berita Numbi is already in her usual spot.

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