By GIDEON NYENDWA
THE United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has committed US$67 million to Zambia to address the current drought, strengthen long term food security, and build resilience across a variety of sectors.
USAID Deputy Administrator, Isobel Coleman, said of this assistance, US$20m has been committed towards immediate drought response.
Ms Colemen said this would go directly toward the most urgent needs including getting life-saving food, cash, and agricultural assistance to the drought-affected communities who need it most as first response to the pressing need due to the drought CLICK HERE TO READ MORE
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