Restoring cultural memory
In Bikita, Zimbabwe, Method Gundidza works with elders to revive ancestral seeds and rituals suppressed by colonialism and industrial farming. By restoring millet, sorghum, and traditional maize, communities strengthen food sovereignty, honor sacred sites, and reconnect cultural memory with resilience, justice, and the rights of Mother Earth.
ISSN: Issue 3-2025: Weaving Resilience and Resistance
Author: Method Gundidza
Organization: Rooted in Agroecology and Food Sovereignty
Year: 2025
Country/ies: Zimbabwe
Geographical coverage: Africa
Type: Magazine article
Full text available at: https://rooted-magazine.org/2025/09/05/restoring-cultural-memory-2/
Content language: English
