Rapports

Power station - Despite years of recession investors coming to Zimbabwe are assured of good infrastructure. HARARE - The International Organisation for Migration (IOM) is set to launch a project in which it will match dollar-for-dollar funds invested by Zimbabweans…

The Government of Lesotho, with financial assistance from the European Commission (EC) and in collaboration with UNICEF, is planning to roll-out a groundbreaking programme to provide poor households caring for orphans and other vulnerable children (OVC), as well as child…

By Peter Clottey Washington, D.C - The new Somali administration's efforts at restoring peace and stability have received a significant boost from the African Union, which is giving $1 million to Mogadishu to strengthen its security forces. The African…

Executive Summary and Acknowledgments This Strategy Paper seeks to be both a policy-making tool, contributing to the ongoing discussion on the evolution of intervention methodologies in Northern Uganda, as well as a practical hand-guide for development partners wishing to develop…

With astronomic inflation requiring more and more new banknotes, the country's mint is finding it hard to cope. By Chipo Sithole in Harare (ZCR No. 180, 11-Feb-09) Targeted sanctions have hit the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, RBZ, hard, with central bank…

NAIROBI, Feb. 2, 2009 -Vice President Kalonzo Musyoka today said the Kalonzo Musyoka Foundation will partner with churches and other local and international organizations to mobilize resources towards assisting Kenyans who are affected by famine. Mr. Musyoka said the long-term…

Internal Evaluation By Mark Henderson and Silke Pietzsch Post-election violence in Kenya started in late December 2007 and led to a large-scale destruction of property, disruption of transportation and labour markets, and displacement of an estimated 250.000 to…

HARARE, 28 November 2008 (IRIN) - Uniformed Zimbabwean soldiers raided one of the capital's money-changing haunts after becoming frustrated with queuing to withdraw cash at a Harare bank, according to an IRIN correspondent who witnessed the event. The soldiers descended…

HARARE - An acute shortage of funds and water have forced Zimbabwe's Parliament to suspended sitting in the most vivid illustration yet of deepening paralysis in the southern African country. The country's High Court was forced to closed down on Tuesday…

By Nelson Banya HARARE, Sept 26 (Reuters) - Edith Tembo sits on the pavement outside a Zimbabwean bank, tired and dejected after waiting all night to withdraw money that is barely enough to pay for her bus fare home. A deadlock…