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Adina Sualehe is a journalist based in Nampula, Mozambique, with a specialization in reporting on natural disasters. Her coverage is particularly focused on the region's susceptibility to such events, and she has become known for her in-depth reporting on the subject. Sualehe's work gained significant attention following her detailed accounts of Tropical Cyclone Gombe, where she chronicled the devastating effects on the local population, including the loss of lives, destruction of infrastructure, and the subsequent emergency responses. Her reporting not only conveys the urgency of breaking news and current affairs related to natural calamities but also sheds light on the human stories behind these disasters. Sualehe's articles often highlight the resilience of the affected communities and the efforts of local authorities, such as the National Institute for Disaster Management (INGD), in managing disaster relief operations. Through her journalism, she aims to bring awareness to the challenges faced by Mozambique in disaster preparedness and recovery, emphasizing the importance of sustainable solutions and international support. Sualehe's commitment to her craft and her ability to provide comprehensive coverage of complex issues have established her as a respected voice in the field of disaster reporting. Her dedication to informing the public and advocating for effective disaster management strategies underscores the critical role of journalists in times of crisis.
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Nampula Receives Hundreds of War Displaced
Terrorist attacks in some villages of the Chiúre district in Cabo Delgado province have caused a new wave of displaced people. The exact number of displaced is undisclosed, but currently, hundreds are seeking safe shelter in neighboring districts of Nampula province, such as Eráti. The Secretary of State, Jaime Neto, reports that the displaced are in Namapa, where a provisional center is operating, and they are receiving support from the Disaster Risk Management Institute.
Police Launch Tear Gas at Renamo Headquarters in Nampula
Renamo, a political party in Nampula province, is upset over an invasion by the Mozambique Republic Police (PRM) at their political headquarters in the city of Nampula, where tear gas was deployed and over 50 members and supporters were detained. The incident followed a confrontation between the police and party members during a march and rally to claim electoral results. Renamo's provincial spokesperson, Nelson Carvalho, reported the capture of two alleged police infiltrators during the event, one of whom was armed.
Student Association Runs for Municipal Elections in Nampula
A group of university students in Nampula is running for the October municipal elections with the aim of using research and innovation to solve the city's problems.
Early pregnancy, violations, and forced marriages lead girls to drop out of school in Mozambique
In Mozambique, particularly in the rural areas of Nampula and Zambézia provinces, many girls are dropping out of school due to early pregnancy, forced marriages, poverty, sexual harassment at school, and sexual violence against minors. To combat these barriers, the United States Agency for International Development is funding $10 million to advance the basic education of over 200,000 girls across 12 districts over five years in Nampula and Zambézia provinces through the Advancing Education Girl (AGE) program.
Mozambique: Employees of the Nacala Municipal Council with overdue salaries
Employees of the Nacala Municipal Council in Nampula, Mozambique, protested to demand the payment of three months of overdue salaries. The situation affects about 600 employees and collaborators of the municipality led by Raul Novinte from the Renamo party. The director of the communication office, Arlindo Chissale, acknowledged the legitimacy of the claims and promised a resolution within three weeks.
Death Toll Rises to 10 Due to Cyclone Gombe's Passage Through Nampula
Cyclone Gombe's passage through the Mozambican province of Nampula on Friday has resulted in 10 deaths, with the districts of Angoche, Nampula, Ilha de Moçambique, and Monapo being the most affected. The cyclone caused power outages and destruction of health facilities, schools, and homes. Belém Monteiro, vice-president of the National Institute for Disaster Management and Risk Reduction (INGD), assured that Zambézia province has the means to assist those affected, though the total number of affected individuals is not yet disclosed. Luísa Meque, president of INGD, stated that rescue teams are positioned in critical areas to monitor and provide assistance. The rains continue with less intensity, affecting parts of the provinces of Sofala, Niassa, Tete, and Cabo Delgado.
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