The Chókwè Agricultural Institute in Mozambique is facing severe degradation and inadequate facilities, impacting over 400 students. After 60 years of operation, the institute is still grappling with issues like damaged infrastructure and a lack of basic resources, worsened by recent flooding in January. Students are reportedly studying in unsuitable conditions. The government has now committed to rehabilitate the institution, eight months after the damaging floods. This pledge aims to address long-standing concerns regarding the institute’s state and improve the learning environment for students. The rehabilitation promises a much-needed overhaul of the facility and its equipment. This intervention signifies a renewed focus on agricultural education within the region.