Today one-half of Zimbabwe’s population of nearly 14 million is considered food-insecure, living in a household that is unable to obtain enough food to meet basic needs. A three-year drought ...

The Zimbabwe government should make serious efforts to end corruption at all levels of the food importation and distribution process, to follow the tendering procedures outlined by government ...

Some subsistence farmers are down to one meal a day amid a one-two punch: a lack of rainfall, followed by the disappearance of regular food supplements due to shuttered US aid programs.

Then came one crisis after another, including a cholera outbreak and climate change-related extreme weather events causing devastation, drought and massive food shortages that continue to this day.

In the southern eastern country of Zimbabwe, a staggering 90 per cent of children aged six months to two years are not getting enough to eat. Indeed, 60 per cent of the total population do not have ...

Some subsistence farmers are down to one meal a day amid a one-two punch: a lack of rainfall, followed by the disappearance ...