HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's government has lifted a ban on NGO's involved in providing food aid and humanitarian assistance, state radio reported on Friday.
"The government has announced the lifting, with immediate effect, of a ban on all field operations in the areas of humanitarian work, food aid, support for the elderly and disabled," it said.
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