Zimbabwe gender assessment
The aim of this report is to gather evidence that will identify priorities and actions by stakeholders towards positively influencing, up scaling and accelerating gender equality and women’s empowerment
Zimbabwe
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News 360 - Briefs
new constitution Bolivia reforms land holding Bolivians approved a new constitution granting more power to the country
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International groups battle cholera in Zimbabwe
An outbreak of cholera in Zimbabwe has crossed the country's borders and is creating "an extraordinary public health crisis," outside experts say.
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In court
Against land reform: The Southern African Development Community tribunal on November 28 ruled that Zimbabwe
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News 360o - Briefs
climate change Poznan talks begin Delegates from 186 nations congregated in the Polish city of Poznan on December 1 to negotiate a new climate change treaty to succeed the Kyoto Protocol in 2012. Ministers discussed their vision for long-term cooperative action and emphasized the economic slowdown should not overshadow the fight against climate change. unfccc Executive
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Cholera overshadowing AIDS crisis
Chris McGreal Health workers in Zimbabwe are warning that international alarm over the spreading cholera emergency, which has claimed nearly a thousand lives, is overshadowing the AIDS crisis, which is killing as many people every three days.
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Rains could worsen cholera epidemic
GENEVA: The onset of seasonal rain in Zimbabwe has increased fears that the cholera epidemic there could turn into a catastrophe with thousands more sick and further spreading into neighbouring countries, according to the Red Cross federation.
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Zimbabwes cholera toll hits 500: WHO
HARARE: A Cholera epidemic in Zimbabwe has killed nearly 500 people in the biggest outbreak recorded recently in the crisis-hit country, the World Health Organisation said on Tuesday. The cholera, easily prevented and treated under normal circumstances, is a sign of Zimbabwe
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Cholera-hit Zimbabwe cuts water to capital
HARARE: Zimbabwe has cut water supplies to the nation's capital Harare, state media reported on Monday, leaving most of the city dry as authorities struggle to contain a cholera epidemic.
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Lessons from the field – Zimbabwe’s Conservation Agriculture Task Force
In the drier areas of southern Africa, farmers experience drought once every two to three years. Relief agencies have traditionally responded to the resulting famines by providing farmers with enough seed
