Electricidade de Moçambique has absorbed an estimated US$76 million (approximately KES 9.8 billion) in devastating infrastructure damage inflicted by a relentless series of extreme weather events since 2022. The state-owned power utility is now engaged in a desperate race to secure international capital to harden its vulnerable generation and transmission networks against the escalating ferocity of the Indian Ocean climate cycle.
The financial hemorrhage underscores the severe vulnerability of critical infrastructure across southeastern…
