Tasakodi

Tasakodi is a village located in the Buhera District of Zimbabwe. It is situated approximately 42 kilometers northwest of the district capital, Buhera Growth Point. The village is nestled in a rural area surrounded by rolling hills and is part of the larger Buhera Communal Lands. Bounga River, a small tributary of the Save River, flows through the village contributing to its scenic and agricultural landscape.

The village of Tasakodi is primarily an agricultural community, with the majority of the residents engaged in farming and livestock management. The community engages in subsistence farming and also participates in communal farming schemes, growing crops such as maize, sorghum, and groundnuts. Tasakodi villagers also raise livestock such as cattle, goats, and chickens, which serve as a supplementary source of income and food. The village is also home to various small-scale enterprises and craft-making activities, such as pottery and basket-weaving.

Infrastructure in the village is relatively basic, with the majority of households relying on traditional housing and sanitation facilities. However, there are ongoing efforts by the local authorities to improve the village's infrastructure, including the construction of new roads, schools, and healthcare facilities. The villagers also benefit from access to basic services such as schools, health centers, and transport links to the nearby townships.

Tasakodi's economy is largely reliant on agriculture, with farmers selling their crops and livestock in local markets and at agricultural fairs. The village also attracts tourists and outdoor enthusiasts seeking to explore the surrounding wildlife reserves and pristine natural environment.