5 killed in southeast Africa floods

The damage was heaviest in Mozambique, which reported the deaths. Torrential rains swelled rivers, destroyed structures and caused more than 5 000 people to evacuate their homes in the southern provinces of Maputo, Gaza and Inhambane, weather officials said.

Forecasts indicate more storms could be heading to the region, threatening farms and coal mines in Mozambique.
Gates at Kruger have been closed to tourists after floods ripped  up roads at the park that borders Mozambique. The tourists evacuated from Kruger included Americans and

Canadians. They were plucked by helicopter to safety after a washed-out bridge left them isolated in the massive park.
“There wasn’t any other way to get out of the park,” said Canadian Linda Freeman.  — Reuters.

Related Posts

Local banks prove capacity to fund mining projects as US$125m Shamva syndication boosts confidence

Nqobile Bhebhe, [email protected] THE ability of eight local financial institutions to mobilise US$125 million for the Shamva New Project has demonstrated Zimbabwe’s growing capacity to finance large-scale mining investments and…

ZNA Bulawayo District gets new commander

Peter Matika [email protected] THE Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA) Bulawayo District is today holding a handover and takeover parade at Imbizo Barracks, where Colonel Collen Ncube is officially relinquishing command to…

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

×