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Cyclone Chido caused significant damage and at least 11 deaths in Mayotte, affecting 2.5 million people in northern Mozambique as it continued its path. Public infrastructure has been severely impacted, …
Cyclone Chido Devastates Mayotte and Mozambique, Causing Flooding and Fatalities Read More
Cyclone Chido has led to at least 11 deaths and numerous injuries in Mayotte, with forecasts indicating continued risks in Mozambique. The cyclone has been described as the worst to …
Cyclone Chido Claims Lives and Harms Many in Mayotte, Risks Loom in Mozambique Read More
Cyclone Chido has caused at least 11 deaths and numerous injuries in Mayotte, as reported by France’s Interior Ministry. The cyclone has led to significant destruction and is recognized as …
Tragedy in Mayotte: Cyclone Chido Claims Lives and Causes Extensive Damage Read More
Cyclone Chido has claimed at least eleven lives in Mayotte and caused extensive damage, prompting fears of rising casualties. It has since impacted Mozambique, where emergency services are preparing for …
Devastation in Mayotte: Cyclone Chido Claims Lives and Wreaks Havoc Read More
Tropical Cyclone Chido is set to impact Southern Africa, particularly Mozambique, Malawi, and the Comoros. With about 2.5 million people at risk, the cyclone will bring severe weather conditions, including …
Tropical Cyclone Chido Threatens Southern Africa: Severe Weather Forecast and Preparations Underway Read More
Cyclone Chido has resulted in at least 11 fatalities and numerous injuries in Mayotte. The storm has caused extensive damage, drawing attention to the vulnerabilities of the region to extreme …
Cyclone Chido Claims Lives and Causes Widespread Damage in Mayotte Read More
John Smyth, an evangelical barrister, is alleged to have abused approximately 130 boys and young men across multiple nations, including South Africa. Despite being reported by various voices within the …
Investigations Reveal John Smyth’s Alleged Abuse Continues in South Africa Read More
A recent excavation in Namaqualand, South Africa, led by soil scientists at Stellenbosch University, uncovered the world’s oldest known termite mound, dating back 34,000 years. This finding highlights the essential …
Ancient Termite Mound Offers Insights into Climate Mitigation Strategies Read More