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Tropical Cyclone Chido has made landfall in Mozambique and moved to Malawi, causing extensive damage and affecting thousands of people. An emergency fund of $4 million has been allocated for …
Tropical Cyclone Chido Causes Widespread Damage in Southern Africa Read More
Cyclone Chido made landfall in Mozambique on December 15, 2023, as a category 4 storm, causing extensive damage with winds of 260 km/h and heavy rainfall. The cyclone mainly affected …
Cyclone Chido Hits Mozambique, Causing Extensive Damage and Humanitarian Crisis Read More
Tropical Cyclone Chido is set to impact Southern Africa, particularly Mozambique and Malawi, affecting about 2.5 million people. Following its landfall on December 15, heavy rainfall and winds are expected, …
Tropical Cyclone Chido: A Threat to Southern Africa as Landfall Approaches Read More
Amnesty International has raised alarms regarding police killings during protests in Mozambique, calling for urgent action from SADC and the African Union. With the death toll rising and violent crackdowns …
Urgent Call for Action: Mozambique’s Security Forces Violently Suppress Protests Read More
As MONUSCO prepares to withdraw from the eastern DRC by the end of 2024, the security situation remains volatile with various armed groups like M23 and ADF active, prompting mixed …
Current Status of UN and Regional Interventions in Eastern DRC: Insights from Pascal Kambale Read More
On November 6, 2024, South Africa’s Minister Ronald Lamola spoke with Mozambique’s Minister Verónica Macamo regarding post-election violence in Mozambique. South Africa expressed concern over the protests and loss of …
Concerns Over Mozambique’s Post-Election Violence Prompt Regional Dialogue Read More
The Southern African Development Community (Sadc) will hold an extraordinary summit to address the escalating post-election crisis in Mozambique, where deadly protests have claimed at least 18 lives following allegations …
Sadc Calls Emergency Summit to Address Mozambique’s Post-Election Crisis Read More