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“My parents did not want to get married because I suffer from epilepsy. However, I insisted that I wanted to get married so my parents spoke to my husband explaining to him of my condition. He…

Appeal Target: US$1,779,148.00 Balance Requested: US$1,446,405.90 Geneva, 05 February 2013 Dear Colleagues, Following heavy rains and the subsequent flooding in Mozambique in the months of January and February 2013, many communities have been left destitute, with no homes and utensils…

By Dulce Nhacuongue Chiaquelane, GAZA, February 2013 – It was another day at the Chiaquelane camp, with a hot sun high in the sky. A live radio program broadcasting educational messages had just begun, and camp residents…

28 February 2013 Chiaquelane, 28th February - Over 100 youngsters and adults gather under a marula three. They were all displaced and lost their goods due to the floods, but did not come for food nor goods…

320 children die every day in Mozambique from preventable disease MAPUTO, 28 February 2012 – Whilst health indicators in Mozambique have improved substantially over the years, child survival continues to be a key concern, with 320 children…

Highlights A tropical depression system has formed in the Mozambique Channel, which could bring heavy rains to the central and northern region of Mozambique. The system could increase the magnitude of the current flood situation. A cholera outbreak…

Maputo, 12 February 2013 – The Humanitarian Country Team in Mozambique composed of United Nations and non-governmental organisations, have jointly issued a proposal of US$ 30.6 million to assist the affected population after severe flooding of…

(Johannesburg, 11 February 2013): Heavy and persistent rains in January have led to massive flooding in southern Mozambique, killing 105 people and temporarily displacing an estimated 150,000 people. Hundreds of houses were destroyed and crops and…

Executive Summary On 12 January 2013, the Mozambique authorities declared an orange alert due to heavy rains that lasted for more than a week. Until 20 January 2013, moderate to intense rains had already affected 150,000 persons…

05 February 2013 By Sarah Marzouk Heavy rains which hit southern and central Mozambique in January have affected over 150,000 people, flooding farmland and pastures, damaging houses, roads, drainage systems and electricity supplies. Five major rivers in the…