Our Projects
Sugar beans – Gwanda
Michigan pea beans- Manicaland
Banana – Honde Valley (read article)
Potatoes – Nyanga
Sesame – Chipinge
Groundnuts – Mtoko, Murehwa
Paprika – Chiendambuya
Maize (green) – Makoni
Sweet potatoes – Centenary
As VIRL celebrates Women, we celebrate Nobukhosi Ndlovu who is an Entrepreneur and a beneficiary of VIRL loans. She, her out-growers, as well as staff members combined, have accessed loans through the following products- Asset Finance, Working Capital, Value Chain Financing and Life Enhancement Loans. VIRL CHANGING LIVES ONE LOAN AT A TIME.
Nobukhosi NdlovuJasper Manhiri is a farmer who resides at Mwoyoweshumba area. He is a retired headmaster and he left his job in 2008. After he left his job he decided to focus on doing different income generating activities which include piggery, operating a general dealer shop and butchery. As a result, he came to us for assistance and applied for a loan to boast his projects. His first loan was a loan amount of $52,137 which he used to buy 3 cows, stock feeds and medicines. His second loan was of amount of $38,700 and the third loan was $78,205 which he used to build a tank to supplement his water system.
Mr Manhiri indicated that he managed to buy a grinding mill from the proceeds from his piggery project and currently he is building the structure for the grinding mill. Mr Manhiri was very happy with the services that are being offered by VIRL to his businesses and the community. He is happy with VIRL products and flexible repayments.
Jasper Manhiri