Hunger Crisis Follows Floods in Mozambique

Months after devastating floods in Mozambique, Joacim Pinto struggles to rebuild his life in Xai-Xai, where his crops and livestock were lost. The floods that struck from late December 2025 into early 2026 destroyed farmland and raised food prices, leaving many families reliant on markets for basic necessities. The United Nations’ World Food Programme warns that disrupted supply lines and reduced local production are exacerbating food insecurity across the affected regions.

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