Informes

Since Friday, 133 white farmers have been arrested. Opposition says Mugabe is exploiting food crisis. By Nicole Itano, Special to The Christian Science Monitor HARARE, ZIMBABWE - Even with foreign aid pouring into the country, observers say that Zimbabwe will not…

JOHANNESBURG, 19 August (IRIN) - The future of commercial farming in Zimbabwe faced further uncertainty on Monday as about 100 estate owners went to court to fight for the right to remain on their land instead of leaving to…

Baltimore, August 15, 2002 - More than six million people in Zimbabwe will be in need of food aid by September when food reserves are expected to run out, Catholic Relief Services reported today. The food shortage is due…

Even as rural Zimbabweans struggle to overcome the current drought and food shortage, Oxfam is helping local organizations think ahead and build strength to overcome poverty and withstand future crises. By: Leonard Maveneka With each passing day, the…

By Kate Kelland LONDON, Aug 14 (Reuters) - With global condemnation of Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe growing, aid agencies are warning potential donors not to punish the people of the southern African country for the actions of its government. Drought and…

by Karin Pretorius -- Communications World Vision Zimbabwe has managed to feed 98 % of beneficiaries in the four affected areas of Chiredzi, Gwanda, Matobo, and Mount Darwin this month. This is a 22 % increase in beneficiaries reached, compared…

USDA Production Estimates and Crop Assessment Division, Foreign Agricultural Service According to the United Nations (FAO/World Food Program), more than 6 million people are now at risk of hunger in Zimbabwe, and imports of 1.9 million tons…

Réponses d'une porte-parole aux questions du point de presse (Paris,13 août 2002) - La France a-t-elle une réaction aux dernières décisions du président Mugabe qui sont en contradiction avec les décisions de l'Union européenne, et à ses violentes attaques contre l'Angleterre…

JOHANNESBURG, 12 August (IRIN) - Zimbabwe's white farmers were on Monday issued with a stern warning from President Robert Mugabe to abide by last week's deadline to leave their land or face the consequences. In a speech honouring those who…

JOHANNESBURG, 9 August (IRIN) - Most white farmers in Zimbabwe remained on their property on Friday, waiting to see if the government would enforce the deadline to seize their property and hand it over to landless blacks. "About 60 percent…