Associated Press: After cyclone and cholera, Mozambique now battles hunger
“Mozambique’s first disaster was a cyclone. The second has been cholera. Now hunger could be the third. The raging floodwaters that left a large part of central Mozambique a vast inland sea are draining away, laying bare a severe lack of food for the months ahead…” (Anna, 4/8).

Additional coverage of the impacts of Cyclone Idai in Mozambique is available from the Associated Press and NPR.

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