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Mozambique: Grindrod Women Forum delivers essential clothing aid to INGD for Cabo Delgado Cyclone relief
12:30 CAT | 28 Jan 2025
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In response to the urgent needs created by Cyclone CHIDO in Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado province, the Grindrod Women Forum has delivered clothing to the National Institute for Disaster Management (INGD).
Cyclone CHIDO has left communities in Cabo Delgado in dire circumstances, with widespread displacement and hardship underscoring the critical need for immediate assistance. Recognising INGD’s crucial role in coordinating disaster response, the Grindrod Women Forum in Mozambique organised this donation to provide tangible aid to vulnerable communities.
The storm has left communities in Cabo Delgado in desperate need, with widespread displacement and hardship underscoring the urgency for immediate assistance. The Grindrod Women Forum organised this donation to aid vulnerable communities, recognising INGD’s critical role in disaster response.
“The devastation caused by Cyclone CHIDO is deeply concerning,” stated Pedro Quong, General Manager of Grindrod Terminals in Maputo. “Through this donation, we hope to offer some comfort and support to those affected and contribute to the vital work of INGD in helping these communities recover.”
The Grindrod Women Forum extends its gratitude to all those involved in making this initiative a reality. The Forum remains committed to supporting disaster relief and fostering resilience in affected areas and causes. This initiative exemplifies the power of collective action and Grindrod’s broader commitment to positively impacting the communities where it operates, contributing to a more sustainable future for Africa’s trade with the world.
About Grindrod
Through its strategic terminal operations and extensive logistics capabilities in Mozambique, Grindrod is positioned to fulfil its purpose of making a difference in Africa’s trade with the world, impacting the lives of the communities where it operates.
Understanding its clients’ challenges and the complexities and restrictions of specific trade corridors allows Grindrod to find the best route to the market by road, rail, or sea, taking care of all the logistics along the way. Its proven track record of operational experience across the supply chain and its investments in strategic infrastructure enable its divisions to deliver cargo from the busiest cities to the most remote regions of Africa or around the world.
Services include customs clearance and forwarding, customs management, intermodal solutions, project logistics, rail logistics, road and sea transport, ship agency services, terminal operations, and warehouse management.
Grindrod was founded in 1910, employs over 4,000 people, and is represented in more than 20 countries.
Source: Grindrod via Dentsu /Press Release
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