Mertina Balele and her husband, Lucas Murrure, watched in horror as flooding caused by Cyclone Freddy wrecked the 15ha of groundnuts, maize, beans and cassava… Read More »Mozambicans Rebuild After Deadly Cyclone Freddy
By Tara Carey “Cyclone Freddy was a terrible experience, and now many women who lost their homes and their livelihoods are at increased risk of sexual… Read More »Cyclone Freddy Has Put Women & Girls In Malawi At Greater Risk Of Sexual Abuse & Exploitation
Representatives from the African Risk Capacity (ARC) Group and the African Development Bank presented two symbolic cheques to the Government of the Republic of Madagascar… Read More »The Government Of The Republic Of Madagascar And World Food Programme Receive $1.5 Million Insurance Payout For Tropical Cyclone Freddy Recovery Efforts
By Charles Mpaka In Sonjeka village in Mulanje district, which lies on the border with Mozambique in southern Malawi, destroyed crop fields stretch almost interminably after… Read More »Malawi: Cyclone Freddy Devastates Communities, Farmers, Heightens Food Insecurity
Fifty-seven people are confirmed dead and more than 330 000 have been affected by the flooding and destruction Cyclone Freddy caused in Mozambique’s Zambezia and… Read More »News Alert: 57 Killed, More Than 330 000 Affected By Cyclone Freddy
Nearly 4 000 people are isolated in Mozambique’s Mabote area, cut off by flooding after Cyclone Freddy hit the Southern African country on 24 February… Read More »News Alert: Situation In Mozambique Critical As Cyclone Freddy Displaces Thousands
ForAfrika staff are working alongside communities battered by torrential rain and flooding caused by Cyclone Freddy, which made landfall in Mozambique on 24 February. “Many… Read More »ForAfrika’s Mozambican Staff Work To Alleviate Devastation Caused By Cyclone Freddy
Cyclone Freddy, which killed seven people in Madagascar earlier this week, made landfall along Mozambique’s coastline as a severe tropical storm on Friday and is… Read More »ForAfrika In Mozambique Prepared For ‘Highly Likely’ Devastating Effects After Cyclone Freddy