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ICRC chief urges more humanitarian aid for northern Mozambique AFP 2/14/2021 AFP © Alfredo Zuniga Tens of thousands of internally displaced people are sheltering in camps in and around Pemba, while many others have moved in with host families The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) chief on Sunday urged aid organisations to loosen their purse strings to help tackle a humanitarian crisis in northern Mozambique, reeling from relentless jihadist attacks. Peter Maur...

Jihadi terrorists killing Christians in Mozambique seek to establish ‘government rule from Allah JavaScript in your web browser. Please Go Jihadi terrorists killing Christians in Mozambique seek to establish ‘government rule from Allah Jihadi terrorists killing Christians in Mozambique seek to establish ‘government rule from Allah Women carry water home in Mozambique. | (Photo: World Vision) Radical Islamic militants in the majority-Christian country of Mozambique have their eyes set...

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File photo: DW United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) representative in Mozambique, César Guedes, says that recent seizures of heroin in the north and off the coast of Mozambique show that the authorities are “more effective”. In July 2020, the United States identified drug trafficking off the coast of Mozambique as the main source of funding for terrorist networks. “If we have seizures, it is good news: it means that the authorities are – with international cooperation –...

You can see the boats sail into Pakaquiteta beach every morning, carrying people and possessions from an area in Mozambique that is known as the land of fear.

Education Cannot Wait approves US$1 million emergency response allocation for displaced children and youth in Mozambique [EN/PT] Format New funding will provide children and youth displaced by violence in Cabo Delgado and doubly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic with safe and protective learning environments 4 February 2021, New York -- In response to the escalating humanitarian crisis in Mozambique, Education Cannot Wait (ECW) today announced a US$1 million first emergency response allocation ...

OPINION: Turning the tide for women & girls caught in Cabo Delgado crisis 45 days ago As governments and communities rallied together to tackle the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, other humanitarian crises caused by conflict and natural disasters continued unabated. This is the situation faced by Mozambique, a nation that was still wrestling with the devastating impact of two cyclones in 2019 when a tropical storm and another cyclone hit recently – amid the violent conflict in its northern reaches...

Turning the tide for women and girls caught in the Cabo Delgado crisis Format Reflections by Dr. Julitta Onabanjo, UNFPA Regional Director for East and Southern Africa As governments and communities rallied together to tackle the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, other humanitarian crises caused by conflict and natural disasters continued unabated. This is the situation faced by Mozambique, a nation that was still wrestling with the devastating impact of two cyclones in 2019 when a tropical storm and ...

Turning the tide for women and girls caught in the Cabo Delgado crisis News 3 February 2021 UNFPA supported the Mozambican governments installation of temporary health tents, to enable affected women and girls to access life-saving sexual and reproductive health services after health centres were damaged by tropical storms. © Manuel Madoage Reflections by Dr. Julitta Onabanjo, UNFPA Regional Director for East and Southern Africa   As governments and communities rallied together to tackle the ...

Powerful Cyclone Hits During Covid-19 Surge in Mozambique Cyclone Eloise is the latest storm to hit Mozambique, which is experiencing a Covid-19 surge. Direct Relief has responded with a $50,000 grant to support health center repairs and rebuilding efforts in the region. The support comes on top of $5.2 million in medical aid shipped to Mozambique since Cyclone Idai made landfall. Ponta Gea Hospital in Beira, a main health center in the regional capital city, after Cyclone Eloise. (Photo courte...