Mavis Nduchwa

Mavis Nduchwa, also known as Rewana Nduchwa (28 August 1982 – 13 August 2021), was the founder and CEO of the Agribusiness Chabana farms, which also trades as Kalahari Honey. The wife and mother to two beautiful sons born in April 2014 and April 2017 She is a motswana entrepreneur, who is one of the 2020 Jack Ma foundation top 50 Africa Business Heroes finalist. Quotes My words of encouragement are that they should not give up. No matter how long the road might seem, if you just persevere, it will all work out. Mavis Nduchwa: Empowering Communities with Agriculture,16 JUNE 2015,by COFOUNDHER To be a woman farmer is challenging because, firstly, not many women are farming commercially. We are trying to change mindsets in the country by showing practically that women can be in business in the agricultural sector and, importantly, can succeed. I would say to the youth out there to just go and do it. There are so many new techniques and platforms to use in terms of technology, so you can take advantage of your knowledge in this space and start farming. Go into agriculture as a business. We are trying to make this sector funky for young people to consider as a career path too. The vison for Chabana Farms is to not only provide food for the nation but to empower individuals in the community. We want to turn Chabana Farms into a well-known brand, both locally and internationally. Mavis Nduchwa - The startup story of a young Botswana agripreneur on a mission to demonstrate that women farmers in Africa can make a difference,November 29, 2015,by Melanie Hawken We believe that communities should tap on the resources around them to solve their everyday lives as well as grow their economies, through our work In Memoriam: Mavis Nduchwa,Sep 2, 2021,The WE Empower Team I learned that what you grow or tend to religiously will bear results... and that making money depends on the quality of your product. When Life Gives You Elephants, Make Honey (And Money!),Nov 08, 2020,ByAndrew Wight External links Category:People from Botswana Category:Farmers Category:2021 deaths