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Aid Agencies Warn of Worsening Humanitarian Crisis in Cabo Delgado
Aid agencies warn of a worsening humanitarian crisis in Cabo Delgado, where over 1.3 million people have been displaced since 2017, with 95,000 newly displaced in 2025 alone. The 2025 Humanitarian Response Plan requires $352 million, but only 19% has been secured by July 2025. The World Food Programme has raised concerns about food insecurity in the region.
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