Agriculture

Zimbabwe, once the "breadbasket of Africa," is poised to reclaim its status as a premier destination for agricultural investment. Now, with economic sanctions lifted after its controversial land reform program, Zimbabwe is on the brink of an agricultural renaissance.
 

Unlike other African nations where multinationals dominate, over 80% of Zimbabwe's agricultural land is now controlled by small to medium-scale farmers. These farmers, managing more than 39 million hectares of fertile but underutilised land, are crucial to the country’s agricultural resurgence but face challenges like limited capital, outdated technology, and restricted market access.