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Sadza, cooked cornmeal (thickened porridge) is a staple in Zimbabwe. It is found in many varieties across Africa. In Zimbabwe, Sadza, in its most traditional form, is made from ground millet.

SADZA nemazondo," reads a sign in bold print, exhorting those shopping around for a repast to come and sample a dish of the staple sadza and trotters. Such signs are a common sight in the capital ...

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Set aside. Once the sadza has cooled enough to handle, form into disks, add a spoonful of the greens, and shape into a ball. In a deep frying pan add enough oil to cover and heat until shimmering.

The once bustling Sadza Growth Point in Chikomba District is now a pale shadow of its once growing status, hampering Government efforts to decentralise services.