Mozambique
By Emidio Machiana MAGANJA DA COSTA DISTRICT, Mozambique, 2 May 2008 - For almost a year, many families in Mozambique have awakened at daybreak to the pleasant voice of the young announcers at Erive Community Radio, the district's new UNICEF-supported…
Mozambique
HIGHLIGHTS - The Hydrometric basins of the central region of the country: Save, Zambeze, Púngue and Búzi remain stable as it is forecast that the rainy season comes to an end by April. The humanitarian community is therefore closing operations…
Mozambique
UNICEF's yearly flagship report, The State of the World's Children, launched 22 January 2008, makes a call to unite for child survival. Here is one in a series of related stories. XAI-XAI DISTRICT, Mozambique, 25 March 2008 - Argentina Mondlane, 37,…
Mozambique
Major developments Cyclone Jokwe On 8 March, the Government declared a Red Alert, the highest level for natural disasters, for coastal districts in Nampula province, after tropical cyclone Jokwe hit the northern coast of Mozambique. Preliminary assessment results indicate that an estimated 12,000…
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Servicio de Noticias - Nº 953 Cáritas. 18 de marzo de 2008.- Cáritas Española acaba de aprobar sendas partidas económicas de 60.000 y 50.000 euros para apoyar los planes de reconstrucción puestos en marcha por la Cáritas nacionales de la…
Mozambique
HIGHLIGHTS - On March 11, the Government of Mozambique declared the end of the Red Alert for the river basins of the central region of the country. The Red Alert was declared on January 3 by the Disaster Management Coordination…
Mozambique
Major developments Cyclone Jokwe On 8 March, the Government declared a Red Alert, the highest level for natural disasters, for coastal districts in the provinces of Nampula, Zambézia and Sofala, including Maganja da Costa, Pebane, Moma, Angoche, Mogovolas, Mogincual, Mossuril and…
Mozambique
Major Developments Flood response All rivers in the flood-affected areas show a continuous decrease in water levels. Hydrometric stations indicate that nearly all rivers are below alert level. It is expected that the Zambeze river will be below alert level this…
Mozambique
HIGHLIGHTS - Approximately 21,555 households (102,486 people) have moved to resettlement centres, according to the Government's National Disaster Management Institute (INGC). - The INGC operational arm, CENOE, has announced that the search and rescue operations started in December have now been suspended.…
Mozambique
Major Developments Flood response As of 20 February, the levels of the major rivers in central Mozambique continue to decrease, however, the Zambeze, Pungue and Chire rivers remain above alert level in some areas. Low and moderate rainfall is forecast for 20-22…
