We are delighted to welcome Deji Adeleke of Plush Organics for coming alongside Africa Moringa Hub as a Patron for 2024
He is a wealth of Moringa business knowledge have founded and managed Plush Organics which has expanded from South Africa and Nigeria to the USA.
We look forward to his encouragement, sponsorship and wise council.
Let us celebrate moringa in Uganda. Did you know that moringa was first introduced by the government in Uganda in the late 1990s and early 2000s?
Yes! Back then many farmers got excited about this new and promising cash crop. However, Moringa didn’t bring them the return they were expecting, so most of the farmers rejected moringa, believing it was useless.
However, we thank God that some farmers and entrepreneurs caught the vision. Today we meet one of them, Levi Wakisi, the founder of the Face of Moringa Uganda.
Watch the video to hear his story. The transcript of the video is below.
As we look at the world, and disturbing world events, it is easy for us to become discouraged and deeply concerned about the impact this will have on Africa. There is talk of global food shortage and greater effects on our climate. Drought, floods, earthquakes, war, famine, and you name it, are in the mix. How can Africa survive?
In this article, Mariana Price from South Africa, shares how Moringa Farmers can be the lifeblood of Africa.
Papua New Guinea, in the southwestern Pacific, encompasses the eastern half of New Guinea and its offshore islands.
A country of immense cultural and biological diversity, it’s known for its beaches and coral reefs. Inland are active volcanoes, granite Mt. Wilhelm, dense rainforest and hiking routes like the Kokoda Trail. There are also traditional tribal villages, many with their own languages
Today we meet Retired Rev Hoge Rabura who resides in Port Moresby on the Island. He has a strong relationship with Africa Moringa Hub because of his love for and desire to learn more about moringa.
Since he started, he has wonderful stories to tell about the impact Moringa has had among the island people. Their moringa social enterprise is called Romote Moringa Products, and their principles are care, love and skills in the soil to teach about life.
Take a look at the wonderful range of Moringa beauty products coming out of Egypt!
Today we introduce Mohamed Gamal Al-mahrouk who started his moringa farm 5 years ago. Not only has he worked in developing Moringa beauty products, but also had done trials with moring in agriculture.
However, keeping up with ancient Egyptian tradition, their signature products are the Morinjoly Beauty Care range.
Let us celebrate the beauty of moringa as we look at these products.
Today we chatted to Barry Murphy from his moringa nursery in Florida, USA, where he has been focusing on moringa growing and promoting awareness for the past 2 years. The nursery supplies moringa plants to locals to grow on their properties or in their yards. They have formed a cooperative where the leaves are harvested and processed, and given back to the community. Barry has published a Free Moringa Manuel Ebook which has helped create a lot of awareness and knowledge. We will provide the link for you to download. Next we chatted with Nkole Chanda from Zambia. She is a founding member of Africa Moringa Hub, and we all love her miracle story of her recovery from HIV using moringa….
From Kurdistan Iraq, we greet Issa Aljojri, whose moringa journey started just over 2 years ago.
It all started on Facebook when he read a moringa article by Dr Abedel Kareem from Jordan (whose story we shared the other day).
Issa then went on his pursuit for moringa. Firstly it meant searching and travelling to buy moringa seeds, to planting them in his garden. Then in a matter of months he was picking and using his own moringa leaves and sharing with family and friends.
Both he and his family and friends agree that the Moringa tree is truly a MIRACLE tree.
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