Zimbabwe’s food needs might increase in 2024 as 2.7 million people face hunger
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Zimbabwe farmers, accustomed to struggling with frequent droughts, are now facing the additional burdens of an El Niño weather system and the rocketing costs of fertiliser and fuel. A season of late rains, or no rains at all in some districts, mean that the country is likely to face severe food shortages in 2024, according to a World Food Programme (WFP) forecast.
This year, Zimbabwe’s maize harvests, which are frequently affected by drought due to climate change, are facing the additional challenges of the El Nino weather….
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