Reports

Emergency Preparedness and Response Summary Outcomes Recommendations Early warning Countries should share their monthly meteorological updates (where available), as well as hydrological information, with the SADC DRR Unit for posting on its website to assist neighboring countries in understanding…

Executive Summary The humanitarian situation in Zimbabwe continues to be stable but fragile due to many factors. The main humanitarian needs in Zimbabwe relate to food security, the continued threat of disease outbreaks, and requirements relating to…

HARARE - The Roman Catholic church’s human rights arm on Sunday urged Zimbabwean authorities to declare chronic water shortages in the country a national disaster, amid rising cases of typhoid in the capital Harare. Nearly 300 cases…

The delayed 2011-2012 rainy season has made life unbearable for the rural community here as most boreholes have run dry. by Jane Makoni Villagers are being forced to walk long distances to draw water from the long-abandoned community…

The current dry spell has seen a proliferation of companies and individuals selling water in the capital. by Fungi Kwaramba Harare metropolitan province is struggling to provide water for its growing population and only those with the resources…

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…

HARARE, 18 November 2011 (IRIN) - A shortage of clean water and adequate sanitation in one of the most populous townships in Harare, Zimbabwe's capital, have caused an outbreak of typhoid. Experts warn it could herald…

Most of those dying are young children, thirteen of them in the city of Kwekwe alone last week where officials say local authorities have failed to deal with infection-spreading trash dump sites Zimbabwean health officials fear the…

For more information, contact: John Torres, Assistant Director of Public Relations 301.680.6357 (office) 301.680.6370 (fax) John.Torres@adra.org To donate to ADRA go to: Online: www.adra.org Phone: 1.800.424.ADRA (2372) Twitter: www.twitter.com/ADRAi Facebook: www.facebook.com/joinADRA SILVER SPRING, Md. - In Zimbabwe, the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) is transforming…

Zimbabwean authorities have advised people to drink lots of water, but that has not been so easy for residents of Harare suburbs like Hatcliffe, Budiriro and Mount Pleasant that have been without clean drinking water for…