Informes

Mozambique hosts more than 31,000 refugees and asylum-seekers, while more than one million people remain displaced internally due to violence perpetrated by non-state armed groups and the devastating impact of the climate crisis – where Mozambique…

1,028,743 people are internally displaced in northern Mozambique due to violence perpetrated by nonstate armed groups. UNHCR reiterates concern with the large-scale protection and humanitarian needs of displaced and host communities. UNHCR works closely with a wide…

This report is produced by OCHA Mozambique in collaboration with humanitarian partners. HIGHLIGHTS Over one million people have been affected by Tropical Cyclone Freddy, floods and cholera.  A total of 290,000 people have been reached with…

The cholera epidemic is still ongoing in several provinces of Mozambique, affecting districts that had been cholera-free for more than five years. In Manica province, where WeWorld is providing emergency response, all people left the accommodation centres…

Background Tropical Storm Freddy (Freddy 1) made landfall in Vilankulo district, Inhambane province of Mozambique on 24 February 2023 and led to significant rainfall. Nearly 166,600 people were affected according to the National Institute for Risk Reduction…

Context During the year 2022, Mozambique was affected by three natural disasters during the cyclonic season (October 2021 to April 2022). Tropical Cyclone Gombe landed in Nampula Province on the 11th of March 2022 as a Category…

HIGHLIGHTS The total number of people affected by Freddy’s double landfall stands at 1,187,265 people. More than 206,000 people have been reached with multisectoral humanitarian assistance. The cholera outbreak continues to spread. As of 27 March, the cumulative figure…

Overview of the situation More than a million people across eight provinces of Mozambique – Gaza, Inhambane, Manica, Maputo, Sofala, Tete and Zambezia are bearing the brunt of the compounding effect of cholera, floods and cyclone Freddy. Freddy…

Over 2 million people in Southern Africa have been affected by Tropical Cyclone Freddy and Tropical Storm Cheneso, which made landfall between January and March 2023. Matthew Pickard, CARE International Southern Africa Regional Director, shares CARE's…

Background Tropical Storm Freddy (Freddy I) made landfall in Vilankulo district, Inhambane province of Mozambique on 24 February 2023 and led to significant rainfall. Nearly 166,600 people were affected according to the National Institute for Risk Reduction…