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Background • The assessment was carried out in an environment where the Government had set in moon a Transional Stabilizaon Programme (TSP) in a bid to set the economy on a recovery path aer years of stagnaon. The…

FOOD SECURITY SNAPSHOT Favourable weather forecasts for main cereal producing areas, but economic difficulties could curb 2020 cereal plantings and hinder early crop growth Reflecting weather-reduced 2019 harvest, imports of cereals forecast to rise to well above-average level…

Highlights: • The number of food insecure people in Zimbabwe is projected to rise to 5.5 million people between January and March 2020, which would be the highest number on record. • The heightened food insecurity is mainly…

Foreword Zimbabwe is a landlocked country situated in Southern Africa, which borders Mozambique to its east, South Africa to its south, Zambia to its north and Botswana to its west. Its population is around 13.1 million with…

In Numbers A record 45 million Southern Africans will be severely food insecure at peak lean season WFP to support 7.2 million people in 8 countries US$ 260 million being sought to meet urgent food needs (US$ 139 million…

Over the years, HIV control strategies and approaches in Zimbabwe have evolved to address the changes in the epidemic and according to new evidence. Due to this evolution, the country has ended up with many vertical…

*Ian Scoones, Professorial Fellow, Institute of Development Studies, University of Sussex* Since Zimbabwe’s land reform of 2000 – when around 8 million hectares of formerly large-scale commercial farmland was distributed to about 175,000 households – debates about…

The European Union has granted five million euros in financial aid to the Finnish Red Cross for aid work carried out in Zimbabwe. Thanks to this financial aid, a total of 76,500 people suffering from food…

International Development Secretary Alok Sharma announces UK aid match support for demining charity The HALO Trust. Thousands of people will be safe from the threat of landmines in Zimbabwe, thanks to fresh UK support for demining charity…

By Rutendo Mawere, Gibbs Dube HARARE, ZIMBABWE - A month into a strike by doctors in the country’s public hospitals, Rudo Mbofana can’t find relief from her constant back pain — or her frustration. The Harare resident said…