EPISODE · May 5, 2025 · 34 MIN
From school gardens to commercial farming success
In this episode, we spotlight Awdalia – a 100% youth- and black women-owned agribusiness rooted in resilience and driven by purpose. Founded in 2016 by the passionate Njabulo Mbokane, this enterprise began in abandoned school gardens and has grown into a diversified operation managing two farms in Mpumalanga. Awdalia now produces maize, soya beans, and high-quality merino sheep wool and carcass. Through strategic partnerships with industry giants like SAB, SACTA, AFGRI, BKB, and Randagri, Njabulo and her team are proving that dedication, mentorship, and long-term vision can transform humble beginnings into award-winning success.
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From school gardens to commercial farming success
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