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USAid injects US$5,7m to fight Zim hunger

NewsDay Staff ·

BY FREEMAN MAKOPA
THE United States Agency for International Development (USAid) has availed US$5,7 million through the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) towards supporting more than 150 000 food insecure households in the country’s urban and rural areas.

This brings USAid’s donation to over US$45 million since last year.

At least 42% of the population is said to be food insecure after loss of informal jobs.

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