Tag: World Food Programme
Africa′s drought crisis: Zimbabwe seeks solutions, Madagascar edges toward famine
Source: Africa′s drought crisis: Zimbabwe seeks solutions, Madagascar edges toward famine | Africa | DW | 07.05.2021
As droughts worsen across Africa ...
Japan provides further support to improve food security in Zimbabwe
The Government of Japan has contributed US$ 1.25 million through the World Food Programme (WFP) to support vulnerable, food insecure communities in Zi ...
Hunger in urban Zimbabwe peaks as the ripple effect of COVID-19 is felt across the nation – Zimbabwe
Source: Hunger in urban Zimbabwe peaks as the ripple effect of COVID-19 is felt across the nation - Zimbabwe | ReliefWeb
HARARE: Hunger in Zimbabwe’s ...
WFP to scale up urban food aid
Source: WFP to scale up urban food aid – DailyNews
EMMERSON NJANJAMANGEZI
Senior Staff Writer
THE World Food Programme (WFP) is working o ...
Japan donates maize to improve food security in Zimbabwe
HARARE – The Government of Japan has donated approximately 20,000 metric tonnes of maize to the Government of Zimbabwe’s Food Deficit Mitigation Strat ...
WFP strengthens community skills in Zimbabwe’s urban centres with Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation support
Source: WFP strengthens community skills in Zimbabwe’s urban centres with Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation support - Zimbabwe | ReliefWeb
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WFP gets US$7m funding for Zim aid
Source: WFP gets US$7m funding for Zim aid – DailyNews
Emmerson Njanjamangezi
SENIOR STAFF WRITER
njanjamangezie@dailynews.co.zw
T ...
‘Millions going hungry in Zim’
Source: ‘Millions going hungry in Zim’ – DailyNews
Tarisai Machakaire
SENIOR STAFF WRITER
machakairet@dailynews.co.zw
MILLIONS of Zimb ...
Covering all bases — insurance versus climate change in Zimbabwe
Source: Covering all bases — insurance versus climate change in Zimbabwe - Zimbabwe | ReliefWeb
Loveness waits to pick up a month's worth of food ass ...
Funds for the vulnerable resume
Source: Funds for the vulnerable resume | The Herald
Minister Professor Paul Mavima
Midlands Bureau
Government has reactivated the ...