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17 Mar 2007
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MOzambique after the rain?
Hello
We going SA to Malawi via Moz in 2 weeks. Having trouble getting news on the road conditions up there. Any news? Last time i went into Malawi from Beira and the road was ok but not great. I guess a flood could change that.
Zim is not an option for us...
Thanks
Jim
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Mozambique after the rain?
Hello
We going SA to Malawi via Moz in 2 weeks. Having trouble getting news on the road conditions up there. Any news? Last time i went into Malawi from Beira and the road was ok but not great. I guess a flood could change that.
Zim is not an option for us...
Thanks
Jim
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Roads were not damaged.
Hi
Just a few words of good news out of Moz. The flooding along the Zambezi (into its floodplain, no less) was due to rains a thousand kilometres away and in fact Favio dropped relatively little rain. Most of Moz is in fact experiencing lower than usual rain and the main roads were not affected at all. Still a stretch of potholes for 90km north from Maxixe.
Mike www.mozguide.com
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Hi Jim, I am in Cape Town as well, heading to Vic Falls for the full moon on May 3, then Malawi, Tanz,Uganda, Kenya, Ethipopia, Djbouti...
I had the same question regarding road conditions.
Would be good to share road conditions as we head north. I will PM you, or my email is rene AT renedian DOT com
Cheers,Rene
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On the coast
Hi,
has anbody some information how it looks at Inhambane and Vilankulos after the tropical cyclon. Is it still worth going there or will it take another year or more to set it up again????????
regards
Thomas
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