CARE’s Top 11 Stories of 2019 From a wedding dress shared among Syrian refugees to breaking news coverage of a lethal cyclone in Southern Africa, here are the most popular stories CARE published this year. CARE Staff
Thousands of Schools in Mozambique Reduced to Rubble due to Cyclone Idai More than 300,000 kids had their educations interrupted following the destructive storm Mahmoud Shabeeb and Brooks Lee
Climate Change Is Threatening the Survival of Farmers in Mozambique Farmers like Rosa Fobra face unpredictable weather, inconsistent harvests, intense heat, and killer cyclones. Mahmoud Shabeeb
Finding Steady Work was Already Difficult for Women in Mozambique. Then Came Cyclone Idai. The catastrophic cyclone destroyed farmlands, factories and livelihoods, and created an uncertain future for Mozambique’s working women. Mahmoud Shabeeb
One mother’s life-threatening search for food in the middle of Cyclone Idai Victoria survived Cyclone Idai by tying herself to a tree. Now she’s trying to rebuild the home and life that the storm washed away. Mahmoud Shabeeb
Tackle Failing Food Systems Before It’s Too Late — 820 Million People Are Already Going Hungry Climate impacts are creating stress on land and food systems and negatively impacting farmers’ livelihoods. Tonya Rawe
After Cyclone Idai Destroyed Everything, a Mother of Six Begins to Rebuild in Mozambique While the storm and floods have passed, the crisis continues for Lucia and her family Josh Estey and Ezra Morris
Mozambique Communities Struggle Without Food or Shelter Following Cyclone Kenneth Women and children especially impacted by the massive storm Joseph Scott
Thousands of Cholera Cases Reported Following Cyclone Idai One month after the massive storm, the Mozambique government and aid organizations are working around the clock to stop outbreaks Ninja Taprogge
