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Residents wade through a flooded road in the aftermath of Cyclone Kenneth in Pemba, Mozambique, April 28, 2019. Photo by Mike Hutchings/Reuters

World Apr 29

Mozambique cyclone death toll rises to 38

By Farai Mutsaka, Associated Press

World Apr 02

Medical staff spray disinfectant at a cholera treatment centre set up in the aftermath of Cyclone Idai in Beira, Mozambique, March 29, 2019. Photo by Mike Hutchings/Reuters
Mozambique cholera cases rise above 1,400

A second person in Mozambique has died from cholera, which causes acute diarrhea and is spread by contaminated food and water.

By Tsvangirayi Mukwazhi, Associated Press

World Mar 30

Mozambique says cholera cases up to 271 in cyclone-hit city

The cholera cases have been discovered in the port city of Beira, whose half-million residents and especially those in crowded, poor neighborhoods are at particular risk.

By Associated Press

World Mar 29

A child stands amongst pools of stagnant water in Beira, Mozambique on March 27, 2019. Health workers say every day they are seeing up to 200 likely cases of cholera, which can be spread through contaminated food or water. Photo by Mike Hutchings/Reuters
Mozambique cholera cases jump to 139 one day after outbreak

Cholera, which is spread by contaminated food and water, is a major concern for the hundreds of thousands of cyclone survivors living in squalid conditions.

By Cara Anna, Associated Press

World Mar 25

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News Wrap: More missile and rocket strikes in Gaza

Monday in our News Wrap, Israel launched a new wave of airstrikes in Gaza, retaliating for a Hamas rocket attack. Israeli missiles flattened buildings in Gaza City, including one housing the offices of Hamas’ leader; they were answered by another…

Mar 24

Cyclone death toll above 750; aid workers fear cholera outbreaks

By Cara Anna, Associated Press

Nearly 110,000 people are now in camps more than a week after Cyclone Idai hit and as efforts to rescue people trapped by the floods wind down, aid workers across the vast region are bracing for the spread of disease.

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Mar 23

Tens of thousands in southern Africa need help after cyclone

By Cara Anna, Associated Press

A second week has begun of efforts to find and help tens of thousands of people after Cyclone Idai devastated a large swath of Mozambique.

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Mar 22

Cyclone Idai death toll climbs above 600 in Africa

By Cara Anna, Farai Mutsaka, Associated Press

With the flooding easing in parts of cyclone-stricken Mozambique on Friday, fears are rising that the waters could yield up many more bodies.

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Mar 21

Flooding continues to devastate southern Africa after Cyclone Idai

By Farai Mutsaka, Associated Press

Floodwaters have begun to recede in Mozambique's Beira, the worst-hit city, but rain continues in neighboring Zimbabwe.

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Mar 20

Cyclone Idai’s death toll rises above 300 in southern Africa

By Farai Mutsaka, Associated Press

Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Malawi are mourning the loss of family, friends and neighbors after experiencing one of the most destructive storms in decades.

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