The death toll from Cyclone Kenneth in Mozambique is continuing to rise and the lives of thousands are at risk, aid workers have warned.

Cyclone Kenneth death toll rises as scenes of 'total devastation' block aid

Serious flooding has hit parts of northern Mozambique, just days after Cyclone Kenneth tore through the area, flattening many communities.

Thousands at risk in Mozambique as rains predicted following cyclone

Cyclone Kenneth hit Mozambique just six weeks after Cyclone Idai ripped into the country and killed more than 600 people.

The cholera cases have been discovered in the port city of Beira, whose half-million residents are at particular risk

Cyclone Idai’s death toll has hit 761 amid fears it could still rise with "a second humanitarian catastrophe of sickness and death looming".

Roads have been destroyed and homes washed away after the cyclone.

Many children have been rescued from the floods that have killed at least 550 people and affected an estimated 2.6 million others.

A week on from the cyclone there is increasing concern for people still trapped on roofs by the floodwaters.

Survivors of the devastating Cyclone Idai have been driven to fight for what little food has reached Mozambique.

Find out how you can help the millions of people left homeless and in desperate need following last week's cyclone in southern Africa.

Fears are growing that the humanitarian crisis caused by Cyclone Idai could further intensify, with torrential rains in the region expected.

The deadly cyclone submerged entire villages as it ripped through the impoverished south-east African country of 30 million people.


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