While the Rural Women’s Assembly amplifies the voices of 170,000 farmers pushing for sustainable agriculture, a lack of landownership restricts their decision-making power.
Securing land control for women remains essential to addressing systemic food security issues.
Charles Mpaka reports.
CHIRADZULU, Malawi — In Chiradzulu district in southern Malawi, 60 women who are members of the Rural Women’s Assembly grow fruits and vegetables alongside their staple crop, maize. In recent years,…
