By Takudzwa Tondoya Japan has donated US$1.3 million (¥200 million) to Zimbabwe through the World Food Programme (WFP) to support food-insecure communities during the country’s lean season, a critical period ahead of the next harvest. The funding is expected to assist around 32,000 vulnerable people struggling with
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
About 6 000 small holder farmers in Chiredzi and Mangwe are set to benefits from 6 000 tonnes of traditional grains inputs donated by India-UN Development Partnership to be administered by the World Food Programme. A total of 3484 farmers in Mangwe and 2602 farmers in
More than 4.2 million people are likely to face severe hunger by the end of the year as the effects of climate change and COVID-19 continue to take a toll on Zimbabwe with the World Food Program (WFP) describing the situation as more challenging than
Zimbabwe's food situation is worsening by the day as more than 4,3 million people will be food insecure by June this year a food crisis report has revealed. According to the Global Report on Food Crises for the year 2020 which was produced and recently released
The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) says it urgently needs US$130 million to sustain upto August, an emergency operation to prevent millions of the country’s most vulnerable people plunging deeper into hunger. In a statement WFP says over 4 million people are food insecure up
A total of 181 000 people from Cyclone Idai ravaged communities in Chimanimani and Chipinge Districts have benefited from the World Food Programme under the Zimbabwe Idai Recovery Project (ZIRP). In a statement to mark the first anniversary since the devastating catastrophe United Nations Office for
Support and training for smallholder farmers in Zimbabwe helps one man see new opportunities in his field Yamurayi Choruwa, 43, was born partially blind. A name given by his parents when they realized his condition,“Yamurayi,” loosely translated from the local dialect, means “a call for help,” and
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