Environment

Water Shortages Stall Mango Project Expansion in Zambezi’s Sesheke

today18 February, 2025

Background

A fruit tree planting initiative in Sesheke, Zambezi region, primarily focused on mango cultivation, is facing challenges in expanding due to water shortages. Project member Anita Maiba says the orchard, established in 2009, was envisioned not only for personal consumption but also to support a future mango juice factory. One Africa TV NewsOnOne’s Ellen Shihepo reports.

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Written by: Leonard Witbeen

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