A collaborative pilot project between Solidaridad and Solynta in Mozambique's Angonia district has seen significant success in introducing True Potato Seeds (TPS), marking a potential game-changer for the country's potato cultivation. Conducted between August 2019 and April 2020, the trial introduced hybrid TPS, replacing the standard seed potato approach, and received strong support from local growers and institutions. The results demonstrated a notable increase in yields, with up to 25.9 tons per hectare, more than doubling the yield of local varieties. This innovation not only offers a more efficient logistics solution but also introduces disease-free seed, crucial for boosting potato production by 50% among small-scale farms in Mozambique. Building on this success, Solynta and Solidaridad aim to further expand their collaboration in the latter half of 2020 to advance TPS technology, aiming to enhance food security not just in Mozambique, but across Africa.