How a salt-loving tree is helping to protect Mozambique from climate change
The rhythmic sound of voices singing in harmony floats across Mozambique’s Limpopo River as several women stand ankle deep in the sticky mud along its banks.
In a well-rehearsed routine, one woman scoops up sediment with a hoe while another buries a fragile mangrove sapling in the void.
The joyous songs of the women obscure the difficulty of their job.