During the recent Seed Festival, we visited the Ubuntu Learning Centre, where Annie teaches people how to grow food the natural way, using permaculture, traditional knowledge, and a deep respect for the land. She shows how food is medicine. from turning groundnut shells into activated charcoal to using termite soil to preserve seeds for years. For her, food is medicine, and every plant has a purpose. | Greenspace Zambia

The buying and selling of land is not part of ubuNtu bethu because Earth is home to all abaNtu. You go to a Royal House, announce yourself and are allocated land and assisted by the community with seed etc! Ah Mhlaba! Ah Lefatse! Ah Geb! | Great Empire of Kemet Bonabakhulu