In response to an El NiƱo-induced drought, over 1.6 million Zimbabweans are receiving vital food aid to prevent widespread hunger. The collaborative effort aims to provide immediate relief and build long-term agricultural resilience.
food security
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Zimbabwe faces a hunger crisis after El NiƱo devastated crops. The country negotiates maize imports from Brazil and seeks international assistance to address food insecurity.Ā
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Zimbabwe is grappling with the dire consequences of its worst drought in forty years, as evidenced by a staggering 72% reduction in…
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Facing severe drought, Zimbabwe’s government partners with private sector to import essential grains, ensuring food security amidst national crisis.
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Zimbabwe’s recent expenditure on maize imports has surged to a staggering $437 million in just a single month. This substantial investment underscores…
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In the heart of Zimbabwe, the village of Buhera is grappling with a crisis. The once vibrant maize fields are now a…
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Zimbabwe has embarked on a new initiative to improve the health and livelihoods of its urban population, focusing on nutrition. The 2024…
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Zimbabweans are increasingly turning to small grains such as sorghum and millet as a way of coping with the effects of climate…
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Zimbabweans can breathe a sigh of relief as local grain millers have announced contingency measures to ensure enough mealie-meal stocks for the…
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Zimbabwean farmers are taking advantage of a two-week dry spell to boost their crop production and prepare for a bumper harvest. The…