Idai relief shifts focus to food as rescued people go hungry
Thousands of people have been rescued from flood waters, but now face hunger and disease in temporary accommodation centres
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UN calls on Mozambique to free journalist Amade Abubacar
Mozambique must immediately free journalist Amade Abubacar and investigate allegations that he has been ill-treated, United Nations human rights experts said today
Kimberley Process delays put Mozambican diamond companies on hold
The Mozambican government is working to complete its application to join the Kimberley Process in time for the organisation’s general assembly this November, but is likely to miss that deadline - meaning further delays to the country’s ambitions to become [...]
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Investigation unearths more collaboration between Mozambique and North Korea
Fresh evidence of sanctions busting by North Korea in Mozambique has been disclosed in an extensive CNN investigation, raising the stakes of
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Mozambique: NGOs face $90m funding gap to combat effects of drought and floods
Humanitarian aid agencies are $90 million short of being able to help those Mozambicans hit by the prolonged drought and expected floods over the coming two months, a consortium of agencies coordinated by the United Nations has warned.
Two failed rainy seasons in a row have caused a drought [...]
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Drought and insecurity cause maize price to double in Mozambique – WFP
The drought affecting Mozambique has led to a drop in agricultural production making maize in Gaza, Tete and Sofala provinces twice as expensive as last year, the World Food Programme (WFP) said on Tuesday.
As well as the drought, food supplies have also been influenced by political and [...]
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More food aid to reach drought-hit Mozambicans, but funding gap remains
Almost 1.5 million Mozambicans affected by drought will be reached with short-term food assistance over the coming months, the United Nations’ resident office
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Mozambique drought: hunger to worsen over coming months, says UN
Three quarters of a million Mozambicans are facing a hunger crisis due to drought and the food shortage looks likely to get worse over the coming months, according to the UN in Maputo.
Rains failed in southern, central, [...]
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A million Mozambicans go hungry as drought shows no sign of ending
More than a million people in Mozambique are going hungry as the result of an ongoing drought which is set to last through to the next rainy season, according to humanitarian organisations in the country.
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Drought-hit Gaza could need food aid through 2017, warns UN
While northern Mozambique is again contending with floods, parts of southern Mozambique could need food aid for another 12 months if rains do not reach them soon
Communities in Gaza province in southern Mozambique who have been worst-hit by failed rains for a second consecutive year [...]
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