Insiza RDC bans selling of food at risky sites

“The sale, preparation, manufacture, storage and exposure for sale of food shall be done from premises approved by council,” the new law says.
By Silas Nkala 5h ago

Using territorial markets to scale what is working in African food systems

Many traders in territorial markets have become adept at using education about recipes in building food businesses that persuade consumers from Western food to indigenous food. 
By Charles Dhewa Oct. 8, 2025

Phones without food: The paradox of Africa’s connectivity revolution

By 2025, more than 615 million Africans will subscribe to mobile services, with smartphone penetration crossing the 50% mark, according to GSMA data. 
By Elizabeth Khumalo Oct. 6, 2025

Photographer, filmmaker Nyaruwata tells stories on climate & gender justice

IN the heart of Harare’s overlooked spaces, like along alleys, dumpsites and forgotten corners, globally acclaimed feminist photographer, filmmaker, and researcher, Chido Nyaruwata,
By Tendai Sauta Oct. 4, 2025

Simbisa absorbs US$1m fast food tax to shield consumers

FAST-FOOD giant, Simbisa Brands Limited (Simbisa) paid close to US$1 million in fast-food tax during the first half of 2025, a levy it chose not to pass on to consumers despite pressure on margins.
By Tatira Zwinoira Oct. 3, 2025

Binga MP bemoans district’s marginalisation

The MP described food security and drought as “a cruel visitor” that has left families hungry and livestock wiped out. 
By Berita Kafesu Sep. 28, 2025

Zim records 290% increase in food production 

Zimbabwe recorded a 290% increase in food crop production during the 2024-25 farming season compared to the previous season. 
By Silas Nkala Sep. 26, 2025

Nkayi children face bleak future as aid and water dry up

Having suffered the whole day without a mouthful of food, the two-hour walk back home was too much to bear. 
By Gabriella Jóźwiak Sep. 24, 2025

Making sense of how some African communities define indigenous food

EVERY community has elders with vivid memories of how they ended up consuming colonial food.
By Charles Dhewa Sep. 24, 2025