Roselyn Kanyinji

Kambewu Organic Fertilizer Limited

"Healthy soils are the foundation of stronger harvests, thriving farmers, and resilient communities. By turning agricultural waste into opportunity, we're helping build a more sustainable future for Malawi."
—Roselyn Kanyinji, Founder
Jobs Created including 17 youth
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Overview

Based in Kasungu, Kambewu Organic Fertilizer Limited is tackling one of Malawi’s most pressing agricultural challenges, declining soil fertility and the rising cost of chemical fertilizers. Led by Roselyn Kanyinji, the family-run enterprise transforms chicken droppings and other agricultural waste into high-quality organic fertilizer, providing farmers with affordable, sustainable solutions that improve crop productivity while protecting the environment.

By converting waste into value, Kambewu is helping build a circular economy that creates jobs, strengthens food systems, and promotes climate resilience across Malawi.

The Growth Accelerator Journey

Through support from the Malawi Growth Accelerator, Kambewu invested in a modern granulated organic fertilizer production line and working capital to expand its operations. These investments modernized production processes, increased manufacturing capacity, and enabled the business to reach more farmers with affordable organic fertilizer.

The enhanced production capability has positioned Kambewu to meet growing demand while contributing to more sustainable agricultural practices nationwide.

Impact

Kambewu Organic Fertilizer Limited continues to deliver measurable impact for farmers, communities, and the environment:
  • Expanded production capacity through investment in new equipment
  • Increased access to affordable, sustainable organic fertilizer solutions
  • Promoting environmentally responsible farming by transforming agricultural waste into valuable inputs

Kambewu Organic Fertilizer Limited is committed to expanding access to sustainable fertilizer solutions that improve soil health, increase agricultural productivity, and reduce reliance on costly chemical inputs. As the business continues to grow, it aims to empower more farmers, create additional employment opportunities, and demonstrate how local innovation can drive both environmental sustainability and economic development.

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