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In today's podcast, Environmental Affairs Minister Buyelwa Sonjicasays that hopes for an ambitious climate agreement seem unlikely; the FAO says that drought and war in East Africa have left...
About one-quarter of Zimbabwe's remaining white commercial farmers are being prevented from farming their land in an apparent new wave of farm seizures, further compromising the country's food...
The U.N. food agency urgently needs $222 million to avert a major food crisis in Ethiopia, where millions are struggling to cope with drought and high prices, it said on Monday.
The Ethiopian...
Japan is to donate a fresh $50 million in emergency food aid to help ease the food crisis in developing countries, the foreign ministry said on Friday.
The announcement comes as Japan prepares to...
President George W. Bush on Monday ordered the release of $200 million (100 million pounds) in U.S. emergency food aid to help alleviate food shortages in developing countries in Africa and...
The Bush administration's proposed budget for fiscal 2009, released on Monday, would spend $1.226 billion on emergency international food aid programs.
The administration had proposed $1.219...
Foreign Minister Stan Mudenge denied yesterday that Zimbabwe was
snubbing a top UN official on a food assessment mission who was
scheduled to meet with government ministers this week.
Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe says in an interview to be
broadcast Monday that he will not stand for another term in office,
although he has not chosen a successor.