US Edition‘I’m tired of surviving. I want to live again’: Cyclone Freddy’s legacy in Malawi
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‘I’m tired of surviving. I want to live again’: Cyclone Freddy’s legacy in Malawi
At first light, a ghostly mist clings to the slopes of southern Malawi’s Mount Mulanje. It veils jagged, reddish-brown gashes carved by Cyclone Freddy, violent reminders of the landslides that tore through the slopes. These scars bear witness to one of the worst natural disasters in the country’s recent memory. Below, in the haunting stillness of Nkhulambe village, the morning breeze moves gently across a barren expanse where maize once flourish…
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