I am a founding trustee and a coordinator of IGugu Trust. I am also a trainer, accredited professional (Communal) in Holistic Management by Savory Institute, working mostly in regeneration issues and community organizing. My main interest is working with rural communities (especially) to promote abundance thinking and reverse poverty, desertification, loss of wildlife, and climate change and its effects. I was born in Nkayi, Zimbabwe and raised in one of the Hwange communities- Mabale, and I am currently working in the same region.

I am so excited about cofounding IGugu Trust, and continue journeying with communities. We all continuously discover the potential of our places if we committed to be students together with those we work with. One of my biggest inspirations in life is the possibility to reduce poverty, restore dignity, rebuild soils, and restore food and water security for people, livestock and all life. I have a connection with this work, probably because of the extreme difficult conditions of poverty in my childhood. I was orphaned at an early age where I had to take care of my siblings at a young age of 16. I am grateful for all the wonderful humans of earth that are keeping their best foot forward to bring this transformative work to life.

I am continuously grateful for my upbringing by my heroic late grandmother, who stood her ground and protected the girl kids she raised from early arranged marriages of the day and a well-wishing family that made me access the education. I could have never known the resilience and stubbornness of hope and the great community of leaders on whose shoulders I stand.

My current dream is to see communities thrive in regeneration. I desire to help build connections and show true benefits of regenerative stewardship. I strongly believe that true and just regenerative development is when people's lives are impacted in the long term right from their basic needs, social and economic narrative as well as the ecosystems that support their life. I am excited about this journey as it continues to unfold. I recently became a mom, and now more than ever, I feel a great sense of purpose for this work, and the need for a regenerative legacy has never been stronger.

I am continuously inspired by heroic late grandmother, who stood her ground and protected the girl kids she raised from early arranged marriages of the day, a well wishing family that made me access the education I could have never afforded, the resilience and stubbornness of hope and the great community of leaders on whose shoulders I stand.

My current dream is being a voice for and providing training for communities to thrive in security, social entrepreneurship approaches to gain from their land and livestock. In such a fragmented world, I desire to help build connections and show true benefits of regenerative stewardship. I strongly believe that true and just regenerative development is when people's lives are impacted in the long term right from the basic needs, social and economic narrative as well as the ecosystems that support their life. I am excited about this journey as it continues to unfold. I am a new mom, and now more than ever, I feel a great sense of purpose for her work, and the need for a regenerative legacy has never been stronger.