On January 13, 2026, Ungweru Organisation distributed NUA 45 bean seeds and agricultural sprayers to the Farmers of Mtende community in Mzimba. The initiative aimed to empower local farmers to improve their harvests, support their families, and generate income, sparking great excitement among the community members.

Mtende farmers together with officials from Ungweru pose with seeds and sprayers

One of the beneficiaries, Mrs. Loveness Hulo, expressed deep gratitude for the NUA 45 bean seeds given by Ungweru Organisation. She said that the seeds will enable the farmers including herself to earn income and support their families by paying school fees for their children, buy clothes as well as buying fertiliser to boost their crop production.

“My name is Loveness Hulo, from Mtende. Today, we have received bean seeds from Ungweru Organisation. We are very happy because from the seeds that we have received, we will be able to find income from it to support our families. We will be able to find school fees for our children and all sort of things such as clothes for our children, and fertiliser for cultivation. For this reason, we wish Ungweru Organisation to succeed in its endavours so that it continues to support us.”

Loveness Hulo (beneficiary) expressing gratitude for the support, and how she intends to use the resources responsibly

On another hand, Michael Phiri, chairman of the Mtende Farmer Group, thanked Ungweru Organisation for providing bean seeds and sprayers. He also reflected on additional pigs and chickens that he once received from Ungweru as well. He explained that the seeds will lead to a good harvest, with part of the yield reserved for the next planting season, noting that initial land preparation is already completed. He highlighted that the support makes the Mtende community joyful and that Ungweru’s teachings are uniting families and the entire community towards prosperity.

“My name is Michael Phiri, chairman for Mtende Farmer Group under Ungweru Organisation. Today, we have received bean seeds and sprayers. The seeds that we have received will push us to have a good harvest, part of which will be used as seeds for the next season, of which the first phase of tilling has already been done. And this is one reason we people of Mtende are this happy. In addition to that, we have received pigs as well as chickens, and all these are part of what Ungweru Organisation taught us how to take care of.”

Michael Phiri, chairman of Mtende Farmer Group

The distribution of bean seeds and sprayers was part of Ungweru Organisation’s development-focused program that supplies high-quality agricultural inputs and equipment to rural farming communities, enabling them to increase yields, secure livelihoods, and invest in education and family welfare. Ungweru’s efforts foster community cohesion and sustainable agricultural practices, positioning it as a key partner in rural development in Mzimba. The successful distribution of seeds and sprayers in Mtende showcases Ungweru’s positive impact on local livelihoods, inspiring hope and economic resilience among the farmers and their families. Ungweru’s initiatives are transforming the Mtende community into a thriving agricultural hub, benefiting children’s education, family well-being, and overall community progress.