South African tycoon Dunny Huruyadzo pledges support for food import initiatives in Zimbabwe due to El Niño-induced drought.

South African tycoon Dunny Huruyadzo pledges support for food import initiatives in Zimbabwe facing food crisis due to El Niño-induced drought. Huruyadzo, involved in mining and commodity broking, will fund food imports through approved partners, aiming to create beneficial collaborations. Zimbabwe's government requires $2bn to address the crisis, while the World Food Programme supports 2.7 million drought-affected people.