The El nino induced drought which is currently hitting Zimbabwe is a major threat to the country's food situation which in most cases affect nutrition as people in affected areas are likely to struggle to meet their daily dietary needs. The drought, coming at a time
Ministry of Rural Development Promotion and Preservation of National Culture and Heritage has identified what they called 'ZimAsset champions' tasked with helping in the monitoring and evaluation of rural development programs. In a telephone interview with 263Chat, Ranson Madzamba, the Ministry's Public Relation Officer said ZimAsset
Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Rural Development Promotion and Preservation of National Culture and Heritage, George Magosvongwe has called on local executive authorities to take a leading role in the Monitoring and Evaluation of the Ease of Doing Business reforms. Addressing Provincial Administrators and local
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