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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 21

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In Mozambique, cyclone survivors grow frantic amid shortage of food

As the death toll from a deadly tropical cyclone climbs to 550, Mozambique’s political situation is adding to the woes of its people. Survivors of the catastrophe are scrambling to find food and supplies, but there’s a sense more aid…

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Mar 20

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After devastating cyclone, Mozambique fears hunger, disease

The catastrophe is still growing for hundreds of thousands of people across southern Africa. The death toll from last week’s tropical cyclone has topped 300 in Mozambique and two neighboring countries, where floodwaters have stranded some survivors in trees and…

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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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Mar 19

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Cyclone leaves Mozambique desperate and submerged

A tropical cyclone tore through Mozambique on Friday, triggering mass floods and leaving immense destruction in its wake. More than 200 deaths have been attributed to the storm so far. Amid flattened and submerged buildings, aid workers struggle to reach…

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Mar 19

How to help cyclone victims in Mozambique, Malawi and Zimbabwe

By Gabriela Martinez

Many aid groups are still assessing the damage and devising logistics to reach the most heavily affected areas, but here are some international and African organizations that are leading relief efforts.

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Feb 08

5 ways social entrepreneurs are promoting sustainability around the world

By Maea Lenei Buhre

Unemployed miners retrain to become beekeepers, solar power helps students in Malawi, and more.

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Dec 12

Photos: In drought-stricken Malawi, rains just ‘don’t come’

By Larisa Epatko

Southern Malawi’s dry, crusty fields used to be waist-high with corn. But two consecutive years of low rainfall have meant scarce harvests and have forced farmers to change just about everything they know about farming.

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Jul 18

Photos: A mother’s story of survival in drought-ridden Malawi

By Sebastian Rich

As one of the worst droughts ever recorded in Southern and Eastern Africa continues, photojournalist Sebastian Rich has been documenting the desperate lives of the most vulnerable affected in Malawi and Mozambique for UNICEF. View a collection of his photos.

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Feb 18

What makes breast milk nutritious? The secret may be in a baby’s gut

By Nsikan Akpan

By exploring the critical nutrients in breast milk, scientists have found part of being a healthy kid comes from within.

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