The United States Embassy in Harare says blaming sanctions on the country’s economic woes is a way of scapegoating and diverting attention from real issues on the ground by the ruling party Zanu PF. This comes as Zimbabwe commemorates the Anti-Sanctions Day which was adopted at
Heads of seven diplomatic missions accredited to Zimbabwe have called on the Government to stop blaming diplomatic missions and deliver on its long promised reforms which they if implemented will make a difference to the life of all citizens. In a statement, the heads of Mission
The ruling Zanu PF has advised the United States to stop blaming and threatening Zimbabweans when they raise their concerns on social media. This follows, Acting Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Senator, Marco Rubio claims on Saturday night that there were social media posts about the protests
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) initiated a project between 2013 to 2020, the Enhancing Nutrition, Stepping Up Resilience and Enterprise (ENSURE) which assisted more than 200,000 vulnerable Zimbabweans in Manicaland and Masvingo Provinces to improve their nutritional status, increase their agricultural
USAID’s Feed the Future projects which focus on commercializing low-income and food-insecure households, who have the potential to move from subsistence to small-scale commercial crop and livestock farming had said they will continue to support farming within families to help them survive
The United State humanitarian AID, USAID has yet made a move to help the impoverished Zimbabweans for the eminent starvation and hunger
The United States government through the Department of State Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons (JTIP), is providing funding support to enhance Zimbabwe and the SADC region’s response to trafficking in persons. The funding, reaching just over $2 million, will enable Zimbabwe and the
The fall army worm can feed on 80 different crop species, including maize, a staple food consumed by over 300 million African smallholder farm families.
Addressing party and alliance supporters in Chitungwiza on Sunday, Chamisa said contrary to what has been attributed to him, he never said the US government will bankroll the Alliance
Outgoing United States Ambassador is not turning his back on Zimbabwe as he assumes a senior post in the State Department Bureau of African Affairs with direct responsibility over United States missions in sub Saharan African states. By Edward Makuzva This, however, will not see a robust
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