Mozambique + 2 more
Copenhagen, 22/01/2008: Heavy rain has made the numerous rivers in southern Africa overflow their banks. Thousands of families have been evacuated and need help. DanChurchAid sends one million Danish kroner (DKK) to emergency aid to the most severely affected…
Mozambique
Johannesburg, 22 January 2008 - The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) began relief flights today to provide vital humanitarian assistance to tens of thousands of people affected by the extensive flooding along the Zambezi valley in central Mozambique. Based…
Mozambique
I was holding onto my things when the first waters came. The water came up to my knees, but I couldn't leave my home and all of my belongings. A few days later the water was moving fast…
Mozambique
ACTIVITIES/RESPONSE SITUATION OVERVIEW As of 15 January, discharges from the Cahora Bassa dam (HCB) have decreased from 6,600 cubic meters per second to 5,500 cubic meters per second. However, due to persistent rains in neighboring countries (Zimbabwe, Zambia and Malawi) the…
Mozambique
- La AECID responderá a la petición de ayuda del Gobierno de Mozambique con una aportación inicial de 235.000 euros que serán gestionados por la Oficina Técnica de Cooperación en Maputo. - Se destinarán también 500.000 euros al Programa Mundial…
Mozambique
Funds Sent To: Ecumenical Committee for Social Development (CEDES), ACT Mozambique Focal Point Agency Amount Sent : US$ 46,648 Date: 18 January 2008 Details of Response Emergency: Flooding in Central & Southern Provinces in Mozambique Date of Emergency:…
Mozambique + 1 more
As heavy rains continue to displace households across a number of southern Africa countries, World Vision is responding with food, shelter and health interventions, and preparing for further flooding in vulnerable areas. In Mutarara, Tete province, Mozambique, re-settlement areas deemed…
Mozambique
The current devastating floods in Mozambique could be the worst in history, coming earlier and heavier than anticipated. Earlier this month, the 2007 peak levels had already been surpassed with more rainfall expected. Mozambique is split in half by the…
Mozambique
Up to 250,000 people who were hit by the February 2007 floods in Mozambique may be about to lose everything once more, the international development charity ActionAid has warned. Yesterday (15 January) ActionAid worked with the government to rescue…
Mozambique
Emergency relief kits for 10,000 people affected by the floods in Mozambique were today announced by Douglas Alexander, Secretary of State for International Development. Douglas Alexander said: "Flooding in Mozambique and across Southern Africa has brought misery to thousands…
