Mayotte authorities fear hunger and disease after cyclone, as death toll rises in Mozambique
Authorities in Mayotte were racing on Tuesday to stop hunger, disease and lawlessness from spreading in the French overseas territory after the weekend’s devastating cyclone, while Mozambique reported dozens of deaths from the storm.
Destroyed buildings, uprooted trees and debris after cyclone Chido hit Mozambique, in Mecufi district, Cabo Delgado province, ...
Mozambican President Filipe Nyusi contacted the opposition leader who’s been directing weeks of protests since the disputed ...
Mozambique's 2024 economic growth is likely to be revised down from a previous forecast of 4.3% due to post-election civil ...
The amount of physical money in circulation in Mozambique increased by 2.2% in October compared to September, marking the sixth consecutive monthly rise, according to official data compiled by Lusa ...
French multinational TotalEnergies has launched a last-ditch lobbying effort to unblock almost $5bn in frozen US funding for ...
Australian miner South32 said on Thursday it expects to rebuild alumina stocks in the coming days if trucking conditions ...
Tropical Cyclone Chido intensified as it barreled toward the Indian Ocean island of Mayotte on its way toward Mozambique’s ...
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Rights and civil society groups say more than 100 people including children have been killed by security forces in ...
Nearly 40,000 homes have been destroyed in the country and 330,000 people have been affected by the natural disaster ...
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