The United Nations team led by the Resident Coordinator in Zimbabwe Bishow Parajuli visited Masvingo and Chiredzi districts to assess and scale up drought assistance programs for the Elnino ravaged province. Addressing journalists in Masvingo at the end of the field visit, Parajuli said, “The UN team
The United Nations, moreover, has assisted Zimbabwe to fulfil its reporting obligations to United Nations human rights mechanisms, such as the Universal Periodic Review, and to the implementation of human rights recommendations, and the sustainable development goals, with a view to enhancing human rights and
The Chief Secretary to the President and Cabinet Dr Misheck J M Sibanda and the UN Resident Coordinator Mr Bishow Parajuli signed a USD 3.15 million agreement allocated by the UN Secretary-General to kick-start Peace Building Fund for Zimbabwe. The Fund is part of the UN
The study underlines that the resurgence of violent conflict in recent years has caused immense human suffering, at enormous social and economic cost.
United Nations Resident Coordinator, Bishow Parajuli has applauded various stakeholders including government and non-governmental organisations for successfully integrating the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) into their local development projects. Speaking at the end of a three day to Bulawayo and Matebeleland provinces, Parajuli hailed the UN contribution
Government of Zimbabwe has applauded the United Nations team for the work they have been doing and progress they have made under Zimbabwe United Nations Development Assistance Framework (ZUNDAF) in 2017
Proceedings were temporarily disturbed by a member of #1980FreedomMovement Zimbabwe Dr Francis Danha who protested against Zimbabwe Electoral Commission chairwoman Justice Chigumba’s address at the event.
The United Nations (UN) has committed to help Zimbabwe achieve the 15 percent budgetary allocation to the health sector in line with the Abuja Declaration, UN Resident Coordinator Bishow Parajuli has said. Speaking during the Launch of the International Day of Yoga held in the capital today, UN
WFP Country Director, Eddie Rowe told reporters in Harare today that they will be and have been monitoring, with keen interest, how food handouts will be distributed in communities in an effort to guard against hijacking by politicians as has happened in the past.
TB/HIV co-infection rates in Zimbabwe have decline from 86% in 2009 to 72% in 2015 largely due to the effective rollout of ART and TB preventive therapy, although there was a decline in TB/HIV co infection rates, the rates remain unacceptably high
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