In Zimbabwe, many women face persistent poverty, unemployment, and limited economic opportunities. Job losses in agriculture and mining, rising living costs, and shrinking access to capital have left women highly vulnerable to exploitation and long‑term hardship.
This year, African Enterprise Zimbabwe is introducing a new training program in peanut butter production in Chinhoyi.
This program will equip vulnerable women with entrepreneurial skills, Biblical values‑based training, and shared production resources to establish sustainable peanut butter small enterprises. Working in Community Transformation Groups, women will be empowered to generate income, improve food security, and build resilient livelihoods within their communities.
Your support can:
- Provide entrepreneurial and life skills training for 150 vulnerable women
- Equip women’s groups with peanut butter processing machines, tools, and packaging
- Support mentoring, market access, and business development for sustainable income
Your support enables a woman to move from survival to stability, restoring dignity, livelihoods, and hope for her family and community.