food security

Zimbabwe employs a comprehensive approach to tackle drought and food insecurity, including establishing the Drought Action Committee, implementing a National Drought Plan, promoting climate-smart agriculture, strengthening social assistance, and encouraging alternative livelihoods.

Zimbabwe secures $227 million irrigation investment to boost agricultural resilience, tackle climate challenges, and enhance food security.

Smallholder farmers in Zimbabwe face systemic challenges in seed development, impacting food security and their crucial role in agriculture.

Zimbabwe’s transformation of rural irrigation schemes into self-sufficient business units aims to boost food security and rural development

Zimbabwe’s 2023-24 drought crisis is deepened by flawed agriculture policies, highlighting the urgent need for reforms and international partnerships.

An El Niño-induced drought is ravaging Zimbabwe, causing severe food shortages and widespread crop failures. International aid is urgently needed to prevent a humanitarian crisis.

Villagers in Zimbabwe face rising mealie-meal prices, impacting food security. They urge the government to provide immediate assistance.

Zimbabwe’s Finance Minister lowers the nation’s growth forecast due to severe drought impacting agricultural yields and escalating food insecurity.

In response to an El Niño-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.

Zimbabwe faces a hunger crisis after El Niño devastated crops. The country negotiates maize imports from Brazil and seeks international assistance to address food insecurity.