Beira/Cabo Delgado/Maputo — 'Farmers have started to faint in the fields... they subsist on a tomato soup diet.'
Insurgent attacks, contested elections, and drought are sparking fresh humanitarian and security concerns in Mozambique, which is still struggling with the aftermath of back-to-back cyclones that pummelled the southern African nation earlier this year.
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