The Mobola Plum is a hardy, drought-resistant tree found across Southern Africa. It produces sweet, fibrous fruits that are highly valued in rural communities. The tree thrives in poor soils and provides reliable nutrition even during dry seasons. Its resilience makes it a symbol of survival and sustenance.

Uses:
The fruit is eaten fresh, dried for storage, or made into traditional beer. Its seeds are rich in oil, used for cooking and skincare. The tree’s wood is durable, used for tools, and the bark is applied in traditional medicine for stomach ailments.