Jacqueline Gowe

She pursued healthcare education abroad, specializing in the care of liver transplant recipients.

While living and working in the United Kingdom, Gowe had to leave her career to return to Zimbabwe to care for her ailing mother.

[1] Today, Sweet Maungwe ships its products internationally, with clients in the European Union, the Middle East and China.

[8][9] In 2021, Gowe became the chairperson and president of the newly launched Zimbabwean African Women in Animal Resources Farming and Agribusiness Network (AWARFA-N).

[1][10] The organization advocates for female farmers working in livestock and for creating opportunities for women to contribute to food security.

Gowe is vocal in advocating for beekeeping's role in preventing deforestation in Zimbabwe, as the country's acacia trees serve as an important source of nectar for honeybees.