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A top UN official on Wednesday praised "great progress" in easing Zimbabwe's humanitarian crisis, but urged donors to continue supporting the country's recovery from a decade of economic freefall.
Visiting Zimbabwe can be a heart-wrenching experience. It is a beautiful land of warm and soft-spoken people. But hovering over the landscape at all times is the specter of extreme poverty and political oppression.
The Red Cross says they need $32 million to feed 220,000 Zimbabweans who cannot access hard currency in the collapsed economy.
Dec. 9 (Bloomberg) -- Aico Africa Ltd., the Zimbabwean cotton producer and processor, appointed Patrick Devenish as chief executive officer to replace Happymore Mapara, who resigned, Renaissance Capital said in a note to clients today.
HARARE, Zimbabwe, Dec. 8 (UPI) -- Zimbabwe National Students Union President Clever Bere says unknown assailants severely beat a former student thinking he was the group's leader.
HARARE, Zimbabwe, Dec. 8 (UPI) -- Three members of Zimbabwe's Movement for Democratic Change have been accused by the party of corruption and inciting violence, officials said.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 9 (HealthDay News) -- In a finding that has implications for how the AIDS virus is treated in Africa, new research suggests that antiretroviral drugs can be given without routine monitoring by lab tests.
Harare - The top leadership of Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe's party has decided that he will remain its leader for the next five years with his role as party boss unquestioned, officials said Tuesday. The politburo of the 46-year-old Zanu-PF part...
Harare - The United Nations and several aid agencies on Monday launched an appeal for 378 million dollars to speed up the reconstruction of basic infrastructure in Zimbabwe, which is slowly emerging from an economic crisis. Zimbabwe is experiencing ...
The United Nations is appealing for $378 million for Zimbabwe to buy food and medicines and bolster health, education and sanitation in the economically crippled country.
Human rights are increasingly under threat in China, according to a British firm which analyses dangers for business worldwide, while also describing risks in Russia, Nigeria and India as extreme.
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