Sean Lange

(AIM) In Zambezia province, the cyclone was responsible for the death of 16 people and making 12,000 people homeless. In that province alone, an estimated 30,000 farms were devastated by the storms, with 33 schools and 20 churches destroyed.

88112E TRAFFIC RESUMES ON MAIN NORTH-SOUTH HIGHWAY Maputo, 24 Jan (AIM) – Traffic has resumed along Mozambique’s main north-south highway at 3rd February village, about 100 kilometres north of Maputo, where a flood on the Incomati river had washed away part of the road on Saturday. Speaking on Tuesday morning on Radio Mozambique, the General … Read more

MAIN NORTH-SOUTH HIGHWAY REMAINS CUT Maputo, 23 Jan (AIM) – The break in Mozambique’s main north-south highway, about 100 kilometres north of Maputo, could take a further three days to repair, according to the National Road Administration (ANE). Part of the road was washed away on Saturday morning by the flood waters of the Incomati … Read more

Ok, well this 2012 thing looking rather interesting now. Check out the solar flare coming our way… http://www.space.com/14319-huge-solar-eruption-sparks-radiation-storm.html http://www.newsday.com/news/strongest-solar-storm-since-2005-hitting-earth-1.3472624 Add this to the cyclones and we have quite a brew brewing, bru.