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The United Nations (UN) has commended Zimbabwe’s contribution to peacekeeping missions across the world.
UN said the southern African country’s officers have made “a real difference wherever they have served,” reported <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/20-zimbabwean-officers-have-died-on-un-duty-world-body-says-deeply-grateful-for-zimbabwes-contribution-to-peacekeeping-missions/">NewZimbabwe</a> citing a statement by UN Under-Secretary-General for Peace Operations Jean-Pierre Lacroix. Read the statement in part:
<blockquote>
Zimbabwean peacekeepers have made a real difference wherever they have served.
They demonstrate true professionalism and commitment to the UN and the communities we support.
We are deeply grateful for their continued service and will never forget the sacrifice of the 20 Zimbabwean peacekeepers who have given their lives while serving the cause of peace under the UN flag.
They provide a greater sense of security to the local population and serve as role models to women and girls,” said Lacroix.
They also help strengthen the effectiveness of peacekeeping, as demonstrated by Zimbabwe’s Annah Chota, who was named UN Woman Police officer of the year in 2017.
</blockquote>
Zimbabwe has consistently been among the top providers of women peacekeepers by percentage in recent decades.
In May this year <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/major-winnet-zharare-receives-united-nations-peacekeeping-award/">Major Winnet Zharare</a>, who served in South Sudan, was awarded the prestigious 2021 United Nations Military Gender Advocate of the Year Award with secretary general Secretary-General António Guterres describing her as a “role model and a trailblazer”.
Presently, nearly two-thirds of the country’s police officers, military staff officers and experts on mission are women.
Harare currently provides uniformed personnel to:
<blockquote>
i). the United Nations in the Central African Republic (MINUSCA); 
ii). the UN Organization Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUSCO); 
iii). the UN Integrated Transition Assistance Mission in Sudan (UNITAMS); 
iv). the UN Interim Security Force for Abyei (UNISFA); 
v). and the UN Assistance Mission in Somalia (UNSOM).
</blockquote>
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UN Commends Zimbabwe's Contribution To Peacekeeping Missions Across The World

The World Food Programme (WFP) has said it would only provide food aid to 20% of Zimbabwe’s 3.8 million hunger-stricken population.
Zimbabwe is among 20 countries deemed to be hunger hotspots following drought-induced poor harvests in the 2021-22 farming season.
The WFP says at the peak of the lean season, some families might be forced to skip meals, while others will have to sell livestock or other possessions to buy food. Said WFP in a statement:
<blockquote>
While USAid Zimbabwe is supporting the lean season response, it has also pledged an additional US$9 million towards WFP’s food assistance for assets programme in 2023,” WFP said in a statement.
We will provide life-saving food in exchange for work on community assets like community gardens and dams. At the peak of the lean season, 3,8 million Zimbabweans will be food insecure. Climate change is one of the factors contributing to food insecurity. In order to get food, many will have to sell their livestock. While others will have to skip meals, this has negative effects on young children. Through the support from USAid, WFP will reach about 20% of those affected. Assistance will reduce the risk of further sliding into food insecurity.
</blockquote>
The WFP statement comes as United States Agency for International Development (USAID) warned against the politicisation of food aid, according to <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200002529/wfp-leaves-80-food-insecure-zimbos-exposed">NewsDay</a>.
USAID which has so far donated US$36 million worth of food to vulnerable rural communities said it would assist the WFP to provide assistance to about 700 000 people in eight districts that include Bikita, Buhera, Chivi, Hwedza, Mangwe, Mt Darwin, Mudzi and Nkayi.
USAID director for humanitarian assistance and resilience, Marialice Ariens said they would work closely with the government to ensure that food reaches underprivileged people.
Last week, Cabinet said <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/agriculture-minister-says-zimbabwe-has-enough-grain-stocks/">grain stocks</a> at the Grain Marketing Board would last for 11 months.
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WFP Says It Will Only Assist 20% Of Zimbabwe’s 3.8 million Hunger-stricken Population

The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) is planning a food relief programme targeting 700 000 people in Zimbabwe from October as the effects of a poor harvest and the Ukraine war continue to show.
Zimbabwe’s government is working with agencies to provide food aid for 3.8 million people, the WFP said.
The southern African country has been struggling to feed itself since 2000 when former leader Robert Mugabe championed the seizure of white-owned farms to resettle landless Black people.
Zimbabwe’s government has said it expects its staple maize harvest to fall by almost half this year, to 1.56 million tonnes from last season’s multi-year record of 2.72 million tonnes, due to poor rainfall in the 2021-22 growing season.
The country requires 2.2 million tonnes of maize annually for human and livestock consumption.
WFP country representative Franscesca Erldelmann said they had budgeted $40 million for the food aid programme to cushion millions over the peak of the hunger season from October, when poor households run out of food stocks, to March when harvesting starts.
She said the number of food insecure people had shot up from 2.9 million to 3.8 million, warning that more households could go hungry as grain stocks dwindle.
Rising food prices, coupled with higher fuel costs after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, have driven Zimbabwe’s inflation from 61% in January to 285% in August, undermining President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s efforts to revive the country’s economy. 
Meanwhile, Public Service, Labour, and Social Welfare Minister Paul Mavima told Parliament in June that the Grain Marketing Board (GMB) <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/govt-working-on-measures-to-mitigate-food-shortages/">had adequate grain in its strategic reserve</a> and would be able to provide the drought relief.
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WFP Planning Food Relief Targeting 700k Zimbabweans Out Of 3.8 Million In Need Of Aid

The Government of Japan has made an additional contribution of US$500 000.00 to the World Food Programme (WFP) to help alleviate food insecurity in Zimbabwe.
The contribution comes as many Zimbabweans are facing hunger following successive droughts and chronic economic challenges, aggravated by the impacts of the war in Ukraine. Said Satoshi Tanaka, Ambassador of Japan to Zimbabwe:
<blockquote>
In collaboration with WFP, the people of Japan continue to support the most vulnerable in Zimbabwe to address their immediate food needs during the lean season. We hope that this assistance will help ease their hardship at a particularly difficult time of year.
</blockquote>
Francesca Erdelmann, WFP Representative in the country said the funding comes at a critical time, with many vulnerable families struggling to put food on the table. She added:
<blockquote>
Not only has poor rainfall during the recent growing season resulted in widespread crop failure, but prices of food, fuel and fertilizer have also surged due to the conflict in Ukraine. Families are now being forced to sell off livestock and other precious belongings to be able to buy food.
</blockquote>
The contribution from Japan will support food distributions during the start of the lean season, October to December 2022, when WFP aims to assist more than 400 000 people.
Since 2019, Japan has contributed over US$24.6 million to WFP-supported food assistance and resilience-building for vulnerable communities in Zimbabwe, as well as nutrition support for pregnant women in maternity waiting homes. 
In 2021, Japan contributed US$5.75 million through WFP to support vulnerable, food insecure communities in Zimbabwe that were severely impacted by climate shocks and COVID-19.
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Japan Donates US$500 000 To WFP To Help Alleviate Food Insecurity In Zimbabwe

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