The World Bank will donate US$100 million to support the Mozambican government in the reconstruction of Cabo Delgado,a province destroyed by terrorist strife since 2017, says the financial institution’s country director, Idah Pswarayi-Riddihough.
This brings the World Bank’s donation to the reconstruction effort to US$200m.
According to the Reconstruction Plan for Cabo Delgado, approved in September by the Mozambican government, the country’s northernmost province needs at least US$300m to restore basic social amenities.
Mozambique has been ravaged by Islamists insurgency where a number of people have been killed and others displaced.
SADC had to deploy soldiers fronted by Rwanda to help the country.
It is not clear who is funding these insurgency. -Clubofmozambique
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