Income Generating Projects To Do During Indefinite Lock-down

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Income Generating Projects To Do During Indefinite Lock-down

Income Generating Projects is now a necessity so as to redress cash shortages.  The President of Zimbabwe His Excellence Mr Emerson Dambudzo Munangagwa declared an indefinite Lock-down extension. This was done so as to protect the Population Health. He also eased the the lock-down restrictions to level two (2) and this was done to balance the health of the people and the economy. Level two is when people are allowed to go to work mainly those in the formal sector such as the civil servants.

This did not redress the informal sector of which it consist more than 90% of the people and the are not allowed to go and do their day to day errands as they survive on hand to mouth situation.

Noting that there is ban of selling of second hand clothes due to health threats, sky rocketing of prices of basic commodities such as roller meal, bread and meat. There are some income generating projects which one can do while practicing health restriction set by WHO.

Bellow are the income generating projects to do

  1. Bread making using wheat (gorosi) and sell it on a lower price than shop price. You supply it  in our respective communities.
  2. Selling of home made bread (Chimodho)
  3. Selling of sweet potatoes as they are the right substitute of bread and many people are opting to have them so they are on high demand.
  4. Breading and delivering of road runners chicken to customers. Road runners chickens do not need much care like broilers and layers as they much rely on free ranch feeding
  5. Broiler project is now back on demand as many people are in need of chicken meat since it is cheaper than beef. Broiler are now on demand and they just take 6 weeks to breed and they will be ready for market.
  6. Since many people have harvested their field people are also in need of Samp (Man’uchu, Mashazhare) as replacement of rice
  7. Selling of unprepared mutakura mixtures (chibage, nzungu, nyimo, nyemba) this is again another replacement of bread and it can be eaten as traditional lunch.
  8. Selling of rupiza (crushed and roasted cowpeas paste), manhanga, mapudzi. If mixed these will make nhopi (traditional porridge) and it will replace cereal such as cerevita, cerelac etc as they are also expensive.
  9. Selling of Elephant ear roots (madumbe). If dried and crushed it can replace upfu and people can have proper super.
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Selling of the traditional vegetable that grows most in our fields

  1. Indian Kale (Tsunga/Zifodya)
  2. Chembere dzagumanha
  3. Muchacha
  4. Black Jack leaves (mutsine)
  5. Mushroom (hohwa) There are different types of mushroom namely nhedzi, huvha, bandapakukutu (hunotanga kumera), huvhe, ruzutwe, dakutaku, nzeve, tsvuke-tsvuke, nyabururu, dindindi or matindindi, chihombiro, firifiti, nyabururu
  6. Spider flower (Nyevhe)
  7. Pig weed (Mowa) please not that a spider flower (nyevhe) and mowa combination gives a good taste of vegetables
  8. Boabab leaves (Muuyu)
  9. Pumpkin leaves (Muboora)
  10. Rugare
  11. Okra (Derere) There are different types of okra. Derere rechipudzi. Derere reruredzo (kubva pamadzinda efeso)
  12. Devil’s horsewhip (Kasita)
  13. Poor man’s spinach (Bonongwe)
  14. Babiana (Hwena)
  15. False foxgloves (Munhuwenhuwe)
  16. Fat hen (Mubvunzandadya)
  17. Silver spinach (Mundawarara)
  18. Spindle pod (Musemwasemwa)
  19. Tsenza
  20. Spiny Cucumber  (Mugaka)
  21. Gallant Soldier (Teketera)
  22. Sweet potato leaves (Mumbambaira)
  23. Gourd/ Squash Leaves (Mupudzi)
  24. Cassava leaves (Mufarinya)
  25. Snow thistle (Rurimi rwemombe)

These vegetables are usually firstly boiled with water and then oil, but peanut is also a healthy and tastier alternative to oil. Almost all these vegetables can also be boiled and dried in the sun for later use. When they are dry one will sell and they are also needed by many people.

The above projects are now on demand due to shortages of basic commodities and in shops the same food staff are very expensive. This is a challenge to all informal traders.Suppose you have a job but ends just can’t meet?He are some side businesses to start when you have a full time job

 

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