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Julia Francisco and other displaced people have been living in makeshift shelters on a beach in the coastal Mozambique town of Pemba since fleeing deadly attacks in March by Islamic State-linked fighters on their home town of Palma. She recounts the ordeal, which included fleeing on foot and giving birth on the way. The attack marked a major intensification in an insurgency that has wreaked havoc across northeastern Cabo Delgado province for over three years as the militants seek to establish a ...

English Situation Report on Mozambique about Camp Coordination and Camp Management, Health, Epidemic and more; published on 21 May 2021 by IOM

Over 1.2 million need health assistance in Mozambiques Cabo Delgado Province Format 21 May 2021 Pemba, 21 May 2021 – More than 1.2 million people urgently need health assistance in Cabo Delgado Province in northern Mozambique where recent armed attacks sparked further population displacement and deepened a protracted humanitarian crisis. Violence and insecurity have damaged or forced shut nearly a third of the province’s 132 health facilities, depriving communities of basic health services ...

Cabo Delgado: Displaced Children tell of Lost Parents, Lack of Schooling, Diseases, but also of Hope in New Report Format Media Contact: Media@savechildren.org FAIRFIELD, Conn. (May 19, 2021)— Lost birth certificates, missing parents, and a lack of schools are some of the most pressing fears raised by children displaced by the violence in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique, according to a new report launched today by Save the Children. In one of the most comprehensive analyses to date of life as a dis...

The World Health Organization (WHO) said on Friday that health assistance was urgently needed in the Cabo Delgado Province in Northern Mozambique and called for donor support and relief supplies. The region was recently hit by armed attacks, resulting in the damage or closure of a third of the province’s 132 health facilities and leaving 1.2-million people without health care.

More than 1.2 million people urgently need health assistance in Cabo Delgado Province in northern Mozambique where recent armed attacks sparked further population displacement and deepened a protracted humanitarian crisis. Violence and insecurity have damaged or forced shut nearly a third of the province’s 132 health facilities, depriving communities of basic health services and sparking emergency health needs for HIV, malaria and tuberculosis treatment as well as vaccination and safe deliver...

Program/Project Management Job in Mozambique about Water Sanitation Hygiene, requiring 3-4 years of experience, from Solidarités International; closing on 29 Jul 2021

Hearing the Voices of Children in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique Format CABO DELGADO: DISPLACED CHILDREN TELL OF LOST PARENTS, LACK OF SCHOOLING, DISEASES, BUT ALSO OF HOPE IN NEW REPORT Lost birth certificates, missing parents, and a lack of schools are some of the most pressing fears raised by children who have been displaced by the violence in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique, according to a new report launched today by Save the Children. In one of the most comprehensive analyses to date of life as a disp...

Tens of thousands remain trapped in Mozambique two months after militant attack More than 20,000 people are trapped in northern Mozambique two months after militants attacked the city of Palma. The oil giant Total suspended its activities in the region and the flow of displaced people to the capital of Cabo Delgado province does not stop. Watch video 01:42