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Regional While favourable food security conditions prevail across most of Southern Africa, early warning signs provide alarming indications of looming significant food supply shortages that are likely to impact on the next marketing season starting from July…

Regional Overview Regional In Mozambique, 437 new cholera cases were reported since 19 March, which is a significant decrease from 843 new cases the previous week. All provinces registered a decrease in new cases between 22 and 25…

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Regional Overview Mozambique: Concern about malnutrition rates at IDP Camp The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has raised concerns about malnutrition levels at an IDP camp in Gorongosa. Madagascar: Load Shedding Recent power cuts have led to 2 protests…

Key Findings Overall, in May the Food Security Nutrition (FSN) at country level has situation improved after the occurrence of shocks from December 2013 to March 2014 Based on recent field work, the FSN situation is: Good in…

Mozambique: Flood Update As of 14 March: 7 basins are on alert: Pungué, Zambeze, Limpopo, Messalo, Lugenda, Incomáti and Maputo Maputo, Umbeluzi, Incomáti and Limpopo Basins in Southern Mozambique (and also covering Swaziland) are at risk of inflows due…

Southern Africa: Risk of Flooding Southern Africa has been experiencing torrential rains since 1 March, which have been particularly affecting Swaziland, southern Mozambique, and north-east of South Africa. In Mozambique, the basins of Incomati, Limpopo and Umbeluzi have…

Mozambique: High river levels continue to be recorded in districts in the Buzi Basin in the central province of Sofala. Some villages have been cut off, 1,057 houses surrounded by water,12 houses severely damaged, 5,479 people affected,…

Interventions by Government • Food assistance for 258,154 people has been carried out between January to May. 60,000 households are targetted between May to August for food-for-assets. • Agriculture: 46,000 farmers were targetted for seed and vegetative material…