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Beira. Sofala. Manica. Gone, gone, gone.

by pennyurquhart | Mar 26, 2019 | climate change, climate change and health, Uncategorized

Late in the night on 14th March 2019, Cyclone Idai surged off the warm Indian Ocean and over the coastline of central Mozambique. Whipping up winds of 175 km/h, the cyclone, possibly the biggest in the region since 2000, roared across the coastal plain, picking up...

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