The Government of Japan has extended a vital lifeline to Zimbabwe through the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP), allocating a substantial US$1 million (¥200,000,000) to aid over 40,000 vulnerable individuals in Zimbabwe. The timely assistance, comprising 1,304 metric tonnes of essential cereals, pulses, and vegetable
Japan has committed funds amounting to US$ 2.75 million towards the refurbishment of Harare Children's Hospital. Speaking during the exchange of notes meeting for the procurement of hospital equipment, the Japanese Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Toshiyuki Iwado said Japan places its utmost priority on the health sector
HARARE – The Government of Japan has announced a contribution of US$ 1 million to enhance the resilience of communities in Zimbabwe through a comprehensive set of life-saving health, nutrition, food security and WASH (water, sanitation and hygiene) interventions. The project will be implemented jointly
Japanese Ambassador, Toshiyuki Iwado has appealed for free and fair 2018 harmonized elections, saying his government is committed to supporting the hope of all Zimbabweans for an inclusive electoral process under peaceful and non-violent circumstances. By Jeoffrey Ncube and Faith Zvorufura Speaking during the handover of US$1 Million
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