Reports

Key Messages Food availability and access remain stable throughout the country, but maize prices in the areas of concern (Matabeleland North, Masvingo, Matabeleland South and the southern parts of Manicaland provinces) remain higher than the national average.…

A recent study on the evaluation of health financing policies and strategies for Harare city health services revealed that the council will not be able to provide quality services in 2013 when the International Committee of…

The Women’s Coalition of Zimbabwe is concerned that the Government of National Unity formed in 2008 has lagged behind in implementing critical issues concerning women. These include the writing of a new gender sensitive constitution in…

Rwandan Refugees living in the country say they do not know what awaits them when they are forced to go home. The international community and the Zimbabwean government have told them they must leave the country before…

Farmers are concerned that Zimbabwe could be heading for another disastrous farming season due to poor preparations. Already, as reported by The Zimbabwean recently, fertilizer companies’ production capacity is under threat as they are owed millions…

21 Sep 2012 The Ministers of Finance of South Africa and Zimbabwe, Honourable Pravin Gordhan and Honourable Tendai Biti, met today to discuss ways of deepening cooperation between the Governments of South Africa and Zimbabwe. The discussions centred…

by Zwanai Sithole The government has released $2 million to save 600,000 head of livestock from drought in Matabeleland province. Acting Finance Minister Gorden Moyo told The Zimbabwean that the money will be used to buy stock feed…

The government is concerned about water shortages in schools across the country, according to the Minister of Education, Sport, Arts and Culture David Coltart. Zimbabwe’s schools opened for the third term on September 11 and the persistent…

by Thomas Madhuku Beneficiaries of a mushroom project initiated early this year in Rimbi village area have started harvesting their produce with villagers praising the initiative as life changing. Leader of the mushroom project, Constance Munjokodi, confirmed that…

Some senior Grain Marketing Board (GMB) officials and villagers in Gwanda Central are reportedly diverting drought relief aid and selling it for up to $10 a bucket as the food situation deteriorates in Zimbabwe. According to parliamentary…