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Mozambique: Situation Out of Control - Schools Closed, Lack of Drinking Water, and Cholera Spreading After Floods

Floods have damaged 431 schools and displaced nearly 95,000 people, affecting over 427,000 students and 9,200 teachers nationwide, officials said.

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Nampula -- In Mozambique, the resumption of school activities in the country has been postponed until 27 February 2026. The decision was taken by the country's Council of Ministers following the severe repercussions caused by the floods (see Fides, 21/1/2026).

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Mozambique: Govt Postpones Start of School Year By a Month

Maputo -- The Mozambican government on Tuesday announced that the start of the 2026 school year will be delayed by a month because of the catastrophic flooding that has gripped much of the southern provinces.

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