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Inundo means “overflow!” We believe it is possible for Africa to be a continent of overflow both within its borders and beyond. Agriculture is our passion.

Durban, South Africa
Joined August 2018
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Aftermath of major Category 4 storm 'Hurricane Ian'... Search and rescue is still underway. #floridahurricane #Ian2022 #PineIsland #stormsurge #Storm #Hurricane #Florida #Orlando #Naples #Ian #naplesflorida #HuracanIan
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#HurricaneIan hasn’t even made landfall yet and look at Pine Island. I hope everyone who was told to evacuate listened. This is not gonna be good for Southwest Florida. – at Fort Myers, FL
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BREAKING: Over 2 million Americans are without electricity as Hurricane Ian hits Florida hard. Most of the homes in Fort Myers are underwater right now. I'm praying for all those affected. Be safe! 🇺🇸🙏 #IanHurricane
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What is a first world country ? Where do the taxes go? Since yesterday afternoon, more than 42,000 linemen have been waiting for the hurricane to pass to go and restore electricity in places heavily affected by Hurricane Ian. #Huracan #HurricaneIan #USA #Florida
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Building sustainable #FoodSystems means investing in better nutrition and #GoodFood4All - here's why 👇

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The less travelled road which puts food on the table🤠💚 #YouthInAgriculture #FoodSecurity – at South Africa
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Smallholder farmers produce the much of the world’s food. ⠀ Investing in them means: 🌟improving the lives of rural people 💰 supporting local economies 🌾fostering sustainable food production When rural people are resilient, the whole world is stronger.
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Inundo Development retweeted
Empower the youths to get involved in agriculture. There is a lot of land in the villages that is under utilized. Some of these youths actually have access to this family land but lack guidance on how to benefit. Mkulimayoung.com blogs can help #MkulimaYoung @mkulimayoung
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Inundo Development retweeted
Meet #5 Sandrah Nabasirye is a vegetable farmer. She calls her self Slay farmer This is her story @SandraNabasirye #UnemploymentEndsWithMe
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Inundo Development retweeted
A sustainable food system is one that delivers #foodsecurity & nutrition for all in such a way that the economic, social & environmental bases to generate food security & nutrition for future generation is not compromised. 🍏🍋🥭🍇🍓🍎🫐🍊🍍🥝🥝
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Youth are the future.⠀ The future of agriculture.⠀ The future of food.⠀ Our future without hunger. ⠀ Investing in them is investing in a hunger-free world. #YouthDay
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Soil is not just dirt! 95% of the food we eat comes from our soils! Sustainably managed soils can play an important role in climate change mitigation as they sequester carbon and decrease greenhouse gas emissions in the atmosphere.
Did you know 1/3 of all global soils are already degraded and yet, we need 1000 years to grow 2-3cm of top soil? The #soils we see today are all there is! We need to preserve this precious resource! #ZeroHunger
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There have been no studies investigating potential effects of GMO food on human health. As most of the research used to claim that GMOs are safe has been done by biotechnology companies. Anne Maina from @Kbiodiv gives more insights on 'GMOs in #ChaKula routetofood.org/gmos-the-rig…
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This video might make you Green with envy if thinking of farming Kales... #UkulimaSioUshamba
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If we don't change our habits now, global demand for #water could increase by 50% by 2030. #ZeroHunger
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School gardens are a great way to teach children about respect for food. #ZeroHunger #FutureofFood
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