MAPUTO, Mozambique-- Authorities in Mozambique say the number of people who died after drinking contaminated traditional beer has risen to 69. Provincial health director, Paula Bernardo, told ...

Exclusive: Aid workers ‘demand sex for food’ in Mozambique’s refugee camps. Workers are preying on desperate women and girls with promise of food, while refusing to feed elderly people.

Mozambique's government declared three days of mourning starting Monday after 69 people died from drinking contaminated traditional beer at a funeral over the weekend.Northeast Tete province ...

MAPUTO, Mozambique (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – Smallholder farmers in Mozambique are resisting experts’ efforts to get them to adopt hybrid varieties of maize, the main staple food, mainly ...

In this handout photo provided by the World Food Program on Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2020, a woman collects a monthly food parcel in Cabo Delgado Province, Mozambique, Thursday, Aug. 27, 2020.

Mozambique poisoned beer leaves scores dead At least 56 people killed after drinking contaminated traditional beer at a funeral, health authorities say. Published On 11 Jan 2015 11 Jan 2015 ...

This project looks at the impact of the global food, fuel and finance crisis in 10 different countries, and what this means for older people who are often overlooked, despite their very specific needs ...

The South African-owned Mi-8 will move at least 200 tons of food into these isolated areas from WFP's emergency base in Save town, which was re-opened this week after being shut since the flood ...

Mozambique is experiencing ... promoted as a solution to provide rural communities access to efficient and reliable food preservation and to improve food security. They used traditional ...

International food prices are at their highest in two years, the UN's Food and Agriculture Organization said Wednesday. In Mozambique, the price of a loaf of bread rose 25 per cent in the past ...

The latest statistics show that Malawi has received about 13,000 refugees from Mozambique in recent weeks, many of them women and children. Authorities say that the number is expected to rise.