Cyclone Chido kills 94 people in Mozambique

Cyclone Chido has killed 94 people in Mozambique since it made landfall in the east African country last week, local authorities have said.

Death toll after Cyclone Freddy is still rising, over 300 in Malawi, Mozambique

The death toll from Tropical Cyclone Freddy has passed 300 as the body count continues to rise, with authorities in Mozambique and Malawi taking several days to assess the extent of the damage and loss of life.

Death toll caused by cyclone Gombe rises to 12 in Mozambique - China.org.cn

The number of people killed by tropical cyclone Gombe in Mozambique has risen to 12 in the coastal province of Nampula, the National Institute for Disaster Management and Risk Reduction (INGD) said on Sunday.

Over 60 people missing as boat capsizes in Mozambique - Crux Africa

More than 60 people, mostly children, are missing after the ship they were traveling on capsized off the coast of Mozambique.

Total déclare la "force majeure" et se retire du Mozambique | EL ETOS UT

Total déclare la "force majeure" et se retire du Mozambique | EL ETOS UT

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Sécheresse en Afrique australe: le pire est à venir, selon l'ONU

Les effets de la pire sécheresse de ces 35 dernières années en Afrique australe devraient s'aggraver dans les mois à venir, a alerté vendredi l'envoyé spécial des Nations unies pour El Niño et le climat, à l'issue d'un déplacement au Mozambique.

Rosneft and ExxonMobil Win Three Areas in Mozambique

Rosneft subsidiary RN-Exploration and ExxonMobil Exploration and Production Mozambique Offshore Ltd. will discuss the details of their participation in gas and oil exploration in three areas in Mozambique with the country's government.

Mozambique: Planting a Future (video Al Jazeera)

According to the UN, South America and Africa lose forests at a faster rate than anywhere else in the world. After years of civil war Mozambique is trying to rebuild itself from the ruins, but the development comes at a great cost to the country's natural resources.

As Malawi reels from devastating floods, UN food agency delivers vital supplies

 UN, 23 February 2015 – The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) has announced the delivery of a first round of emergency supplies to more than 288,000 people in flood-affected Malawi, providing much needed relief amid continuing rains.