Reports

Highlights 30 Typhoid cases reported in Harare Diarrhoea outbreak in Kwekwe

Highlights 26 June 2011, last cases of cholera reported 7069 diarrhoea cases reported nationwide Decrease in Kadoma diarrhoea cases Typhoid cases in Harare

I. Key Points Funding worth US$ 42 million immediately needed to assist food insecure people; Typhoid outbreak: trend of increased cases; Deportees continue to arrive from Botswana and South Africa; Education and health transition funds launched; CAP for Zimbabwe funded at…

Highlights 26 June 2011, last cases of cholera reported Three suspected measles cases in Mutare district 238 Diarrhea cases in Kadoma

Key Messages Price of maize remained steady in the capital, but slightly higher than last year. Food security remains generally stable, but localised production declines could affect areas in the south that experienced a dry-spell in early 2011. Despite…

Key Messages • Relatively high levels of poverty continue to define the food insecurity problem in Zimbabwe. The Zimbabwe Vulnerability Assessment Committee (ZimVAC) estimated about 9.6 percent of the population to have insufficient food entitlements in the…

Executive Summary This review of CERF funding to Zimbabwe aims to assess the indicators of the CERF’s Performance and Accountability Framework (PAF) and address additional key questions raised by the CERF Advisory Group and Secretariat. The report…

The Board of Directors of the African Development Bank (AfDB) recently approved a loan of USD 8 Million to finance the Lake Harvest Aquaculture project on Lake Kariba in Zimbabwe. This loan will help Lake Harvest…

The Global Partnership for Education has helped more than 19 million children go to school for the first time. A campaign to renew support for these efforts will culminate in a pledging event in Copenhagen on…

The outgoing head of the ICRC regional delegation in Harare, Thomas Merkelbach started his assignment at a time when violence plagued Zimbabwe following the March 2008 elections, the economy was overwhelmed by hyperinflation and access to…