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Zimbabwe: 1,500 households venture into paprika farming

More than 1,500 households in the semi-arid Mwenezi and Chiredzi districts in southern Masvingo have been brought into a program to boost incomes by a non-governmental organization spearheading paprika farming, with a processing plant accelerating development of Rutenga into a town.  

Sustainable Agriculture Technology (SAT) is a community driven NGO that operates in Mwenezi and Chiredzi, with the aim of eradicating poverty. Prior to the paprika farming, the organization  was involved in a joint cattle-feed grass growing project near Mwenezi River using irrigation water from Manyuchi Dam.

The organization  now wants to assist communities in Mwenezi and Rutenga to grow paprika for a processing plant being built at Rutenga growth point. The processing plant will be the third processing industry at Rutenga, as the small town develops fast into a burgeoning processing and value-addition hub in southern Masvingo.

Source: herald.co.zw

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