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Matola - Government is to build a cenotaph to honour the memory of the South African and Portuguese heroes and heroines who were murdered in Matola, Mozambique, 28 years ago under the apartheid regime.

About 1,500 families are set to be displaced in central Mozambique following attacks by wild animals including crocodiles and buffaloes.   The head of the local administration in Marromeu district in Sofala province, Henriqueta de Rosário, said the local government would transfer 1,500 families threatened by the attacks, according to BBC News.   The official said authorities had recorded the deaths of three people from attacks by wildlife in the first quarter of 2023.  

Situation Report in English on Mozambique about Contributions, Coordination, Epidemic, Flood and more; published on 26 May 2023 by UNICEF

The local government would transfer 1,500 families threatened by the attacks.

The art of crocheting requires great dedication, creativity and maintains flexibility of the hands. Women in Goa create wonders with the crochet needle and thread that are used to adorn almost every piece of furniture in the house. This art has been experimented with and introduced to the next generation at a very young age

The district government of Marromeu, in central Mozambique, will transfer 1,500 families threatened by attacks from buffaloes and crocodiles

European governments are phasing out fossil fuels at home, but continuing their financial support for fossil mega-projects abroad. This is despite the EU agreeing last year to decarbonise export credits — insurance on risky non-EU projects provided with p...

News and Press Release in English on Mozambique about Climate Change and Environment, Disaster Management and Tropical Cyclone; published on 24 May 2023 by UNCDF

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