Government of Japan has availed US$2.9 million to alleviate the plight of Zimbabwean people affected by drought ravaging the country. The food assistance implemented under the Japanese emergence grant was provided through the World Food Programme' s (WFP) Productive Asset Creation (PAC) project. WFP's PAC programme seeks to
With the country suffering from the effects of the El Nino Induced droughts, villagers in Suswe Area in Mudzi, Mutoko say the Food for Work Programme has helped in reducing hunger in the area. The Food for Work Programme in Mudzi is on course with villagers
After making a decent but losing debut at the Olympics Games in Brazil last month, the Zimbabwe Mighty Warriors will shift their attention to the African Women’s Cup of Nations (AWCN) to be hosted by Cameroon in November. The Mighty Warriors, as they are affectionately known, are
Finance Minister, Patrick Chinamasa presented the mid-term budget review last week amid high expectations from diverse stakeholders as the economic woes of the country continue to mount. Below is the People's Democratic Perspective on the Policy. That review was presented in the context of massive structural challenges
Pro-democracy activist and Tajamuka-Sesijikile spokesperson, Promise Mkwananzi, was yesterday freed on bail by the High Court after spending close to one month in prison. Mkwananzi was arrested by the police over allegations of malicious damage to property. According to the police the Tajamuka spokesperson was among a
Leicester City cruised to a debut victory in the Champions League as they beat Club Brugge 3-0 at the Jan Breydel Stadium on Wednesday night. Leicester boss Claudio Ranieri made two changes from Saturday's 4-1 defeat to Liverpool at Anfield, handing a debut to club-record signing
Today, TLC in association with Colgate Optic White announced KAREN MUKWEDEYA as the eighth semi-finalist making it through to the next stage of the TLC Next Great Presenter search. This young producer from Harare, Zimbabwe secured her spot in the “Lucky 13” from more than
Harare - A huge crisis unfolds as millions of people around southern Africa are facing extreme food and nutrition insecurity due to successive years of droughts, made worse by the El Niño this year (2016). This climatic shock has disrupted people’s lives and ruined their livelihoods. In
Zambian President Edgar Lungu said on Tuesday after being sworn in for a new five-year term that he would focus on unlocking agricultural potential in his tropical nation to reduce its dependence on copper mining. Zambia's Supreme Court on Monday rejected an application by the main
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