For advice on how to safely donate to charities working to relieve the humanitarian crisis in Mozambique, Malawi and Zimbabwe as result of Cyclone Idai go to
https://bit.ly/2Ft9sYA where there is advice on how to check if a charity is genuine.
Charity Commission encourages safer giving for Cyclone Idai Appeal
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