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Sister Junzaa Mwangani(first right), the Project Director for the Emerging Farmers Network and Religious Sister of the Holy Spirit in Mazabuka, Zambia on 7th June, 2024. “When we started, we said, okay, we're just going to work with the young. And we called it the Emerging Farmers Initiative because we want the young to emerge as farmers, hence the name. But then we created it into a demonstration site for both the emerging farmers and the existing farmers”. The Religious Sisters of the Holy Spirit (RSHS) in Monze, Zambia are empowering female farmers and religious congregations through sustainable agriculture.
Mamushi Mufalo, a student under the Emerging Farmers Initiative in the maize field in Mazabuka, Zambia on 7th June, 2024. “I want to thank the Sisters of the Holy Spirit for introducing this program, because at least I have gained the knowledge and I'm thanking Zambia Association of Sisterhoods (ZAS) through the Hilton Foundation for supporting us”. The Religious Sisters of the Holy Spirit (RSHS) in Monze, Zambia are empowering female farmers and religious congregations through sustainable agriculture.
Sister Junzaa Mwangani, the Project Director for the Emerging Farmers Network and Religious Sister of the Holy Spirit in Mazabuka, Zambia on 7th June, 2024. “From the fish point side, we are able to produce, 10,000kg of fish to get to the market. For us, that's a success and the water that we are draining from these fish ponds and from the piggery is watering the garden”. The Religious Sisters of the Holy Spirit (RSHS) in Monze, Zambia are empowering female farmers and religious congregations through sustainable agriculture.
Betty Hamasowe, a student under the Emerging Farmers Initiative in the poultry house in Mazabuka, Zambia on 7th June, 2024. “I enjoy it when it comes in terms of keeping or feeding the layers and the way they eat, the way they play when you enter inside, I enjoy”. The Religious Sisters of the Holy Spirit (RSHS) in Monze, Zambia are empowering female farmers and religious congregations through sustainable agriculture.
Betty Hamasowe, a student under the Emerging Farmers Initiative in the poultry house in Mazabuka, Zambia on 7th June, 2024. “I enjoy it when it comes in terms of keeping or feeding the layers and the way they eat, the way they play when you enter inside, I enjoy”. The Religious Sisters of the Holy Spirit (RSHS) in Monze, Zambia are empowering female farmers and religious congregations through sustainable agriculture.
Betty Hamasowe, a student under the Emerging Farmers Initiative in the poultry house in Mazabuka, Zambia on 7th June, 2024. “I would like to start up a project of keeping layers”. The Religious Sisters of the Holy Spirit (RSHS) in Monze, Zambia are empowering female farmers and religious congregations through sustainable agriculture.

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