A cooling La Niña weather pattern may return as early as September according to the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) but scientists warn that global temperatures are still set to remain above average. Neutral conditions in the Pacific neither El Niño nor La Niña have persisted since
In the heart of Mutoko, deep in Chiutsi rural village, a group of 37 determined women has turned adversity into opportunity. Faced with the crippling effects of an El Niño-induced drought, which has brought hunger and hardship to their community, these women have banded together
By Tendai Makaripe In Pfumbidza village, under Chief Nyashanu in Buhera Central, the landscape tells the story of a harvest season that never came. By April, when crops are usually harvested, fields that should have been bursting with various crops were barren. The plants had withered under the
Government says it has intensified efforts to address food security crisis amidst an El Nino-induced drought that has ravaged the nation. Addressing journalists during a post cabinet press briefing in Harare, Tuesday, Information Minister Jenfan Muswere said Government is seized with the food security situation and
The government’s highly esteemed farming model dubbed ‘Command Agriculture’ faces a Himalayan task ahead of 2018-2019 agriculture season due to the shortage of nostro funds coupled with El Nino which is on the cards as predicted by weather experts in the coming season.
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) announces Resilient Waters, a five-year, $32.4 million project to address severe water challenges facing the Limpopo River Basin and Okavango River Basin communities
WFP Country Director, Eddie Rowe told reporters in Harare today that they will be and have been monitoring, with keen interest, how food handouts will be distributed in communities in an effort to guard against hijacking by politicians as has happened in the past.
As a result of the El Nino induced drought the Southern African region is currently facing, the United Nations said Five million people in Zimbabwe- half of the country`s rural population will need assistance by next year. By Best Masinire Earlier this year president Robert Mugabe declared
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