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An unexpected, deadly cyclone in Mozambique kickstarted its climate emergency preparedness. Now, a multilayered strategy is helping the country adapt to and withstand intense weather conditions tied to climate change.

National one-day strike in France against government plans to increase retirement age by two years; doctors across Spain walk out over staff shortages and pay; UK health workers’ strikes over low pay and staff shortages continue as teachers vote to walk out; protests continue across Iran over police murder of Mahsa Amini, joined by cost-of-living strikes by oil and gas workers; strikes by Lebanese workers including telecom workers and teachers in response to ongoing economic crisis

"The problem in South Africa is that people will use any crisis for political point-scoring"

Climate Change Threatens MW2063

KHS and Cervejas de Moçambique Realize a Returnable Glass Line in Mozambique

Last month, South Africa's biggest navy base accepted a port call by a sanctioned Russian vessel, and the visit has drawn the attention of America...

Leader of Opposition in Parliament says the Affordable Inputs Programme (AIP) has collapsed as there is shortage of fertilizer in many selling points

The rising trend of families semigrating to Cape Town shouldn’t be surprising. Andrew Kenny explains this in his article

The Russian Embassy in Mozambique told TASS that the vessel would remain at anchorage awaiting unloading which, according to the port’s technical schedule, won’t occur earlier than February 1

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