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August 14, 2026
Life has a way of breaking us and then rebuilding us into something stronger. For Mr. Kudzai, that rebuilding began during the hardest season of his life – after losing his wife. What followed was a spiral into drug addiction, a period he now describes as his “darkest chapter.” Today, however, Mr. Kudzai is drug-free, healthy, and leading a life of service through our Movement of Life project.
July 31, 2026
The Movement of Life's Free Food for All campaign continues to gather momentum in Zimbabwe, bringing practical nutrition, food security, and hope to growing numbers of families. In recent months, the project has expanded significantly. It now has a total of five schools and eight communities in its network, inspiring hundreds of people to discover how they can grow healthy, vitamin-rich food for themselves. […]
May 1, 2026
In the heart of Zimbabwe, a remarkable initiative is taking root. Mr. Sibanda’s pawpaw tree project is more than a business venture – it is a community-driven effort transforming both lives and landscapes. With over 3,000 pawpaw trees thriving under his care, Mr. Sibanda has established a sustainable source of income while promoting environmental conservation and local development.
February 20, 2026
When the COVID-19 pandemic cost Mr. Nzou his job as a builder, he faced an uncertain future and the responsibility of caring for six children, four […]
June 20, 2025
While our installation of water boreholes at two sites in Zimbabwe has already dramatically improved the lives of many people, significant challenges remain. One of the […]
February 28, 2025
Meet Sekuru Peter Maganaiza, the oldest participant in our Movement of Life Zimbabwe project. Aged 104 and a community leader, Sekuru Peter is still working and […]
December 13, 2024
October 11, 2024
By Jean Worth, Bruce Kanengoni, and Paul Anthony Taylor Amid one of the worst droughts southern Africa has seen in living memory, authorities in Zimbabwe have […]
