Mozambique Flood Crisis Exposes Global Aid Failures While America Faces Its Own Border Security Challenges

More than 300,000 Mozambicans have been displaced by catastrophic flooding in Gaza province alone, according to local authorities. Weeks of relentless rain have submerged nearly 40% of this southern African region, forcing mass evacuations and overwhelming fragile infrastructure. The gravity of the situation is underscored by President Daniel Chapo’s abrupt cancellation of his Davos trip to manage the disaster at home—a tacit admission that international forums often overshadow urgent national crises. With nearly 600,000 people affected across neighboring provinces, rescue operations strain under the weight of a severe weather emergency that threatens to worsen. Are International Aid Failures Putting American...