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Hunger has pushed elderly people including grannies into gold panning in Silobela District in the Midlands Province.
This was said by the Zibagwe Rural District councillor for Ward 29, Willard Moyo.
Moyo told <a href="https://masvingomirror.com/grannies-turn-to-gold-panning-as-hunger-stalks-silobela/">The Mirror</a> that villagers have no option but to sell the few cattle that they have in order to buy food while schools’ feeding programmes have ceased.
Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) that used to provide food handouts in most rural parts have reportedly withdrawn due to an unfavourable political environment and government policies.
Moyo urged the Government to bring back school feeding schemes claiming school kids are starving. He said:
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Most of the people in my ward including women have resorted to gold panning along the banks of the Gweru River.
The challenge is that Social Welfare food programs that traditionally give food to the less privileged have reduced the number of beneficiaries. We were told that the Government’s budget is limited.
We also used to receive food handouts from donors like the World Food Programme (WFP).
We appeal to the Government to increase the number of beneficiaries in social welfare schemes and to bring back school feeding programs before we die of hunger.
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Grannies Turn To Gold Panning In Silobela As Hunger Bites

The World Food Programme (WFP) said that it will roll out a cash transfer programme for urban households to alleviate hunger.
According to WFP country director Eddie Rowe, a pilot programme will be launched in <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Epworth" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Epworth</a> where 20 000 people are targeted. Said Rowe:
<blockquote>We will be doing the cash transfer program for the urban poor. Currently, we are carrying a pilot programme in Epworth for 20 000 people where each beneficiary is getting <del>US$13</del> US $9. We plan to reach 200 000 residents in eight urban areas by January next year.</blockquote>
Rowe said that the cash transfer programme was affected by the government of Zimbabwe’s decision to ban the use of foreign currency in domestic transactions.
He explained that the WFP will, therefore, give foodstuffs instead of cash since giving the beneficiaries cash will not guarantee them the same amount of goods they would get if given foodstuffs.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.thestandard.co.zw/2019/10/28/wfp-give-cash-zims-urban-poor/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">The Standard</a></h4>

WFP To Give Cash Handouts To Epworth Residents

The Herald reports that hungry villagers in Nembire area in Mt Darwin West particularly those in Ward 7, have resorted to scavenging for food left over by school children at St Albert’s High School. The area is facing a critical shortage of food due to the erratic rains.
Women, travel for about 10 kilometres to St Albert’s High School which is no longer throwing away the leftovers, but keeping them for local people. Speaking at Chief Nembire’s homestead on Saturday, MP for the area Barnwell Seremwe (Zanu-PF) said the highest yield in the area was five bags and most people are living on one meal per day. Seremwe said together with the Social Welfare Department, are working on bringing food aid.  Last time, he managed to source 174 tonnes of maize, but he said there is need for more.
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/food-shortages-hit-mt-darwin-villagers/">Herald</a>

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