Recently, we teamed up with TOSCO and visited three remote communities that are facing deep poverty, rising food prices, and growing food insecurity.

In January of this year, something powerful took root on our land here in the heart of Africa. After months and months of planning, preparing, funding and organising… it was time to plant the first true seeds of change.🌿

In a lot of countries, water is so easily accessible that going without never needs to be a concern. It’s just there, coming straight out of the tap whenever we need it. Up here in the Kavango area however, it’s quite different.

Wild animals, Kings, abandoned ruins.
Totaling 38 hectares, the property hadn’t been lived on since 2008, and it had been left barren ever since then.

An entry from June 2022: After a long 8-hour drive we finally made it to northern Namibia. Greeted by the warm air, orange sand, and beautiful big trees, it definitely felt surreal to think that this is our new home.

When you think of Namibia, I’m sure green fields with vegetable and fruits growing on them would not be the first thing that comes to mind.