By Own Correspondent- Unconfirmed reports suggest that Cyclone Kenneth death toll has risen to 38 amid worsening conditions in some parts of Mozambique where heavy rains and likely flooding is expected on Tuesday (today).

Infrastructures including roads and bridges have been lost so far leaving some areas inaccessible and with power.

The cyclone is also reported to have destroyed and or damaged about 30,000 houses, 193 classrooms and 14 health units.

It is believed that Kenneth is the strongest hurricane to have made landfall on mainland Africa and a first for Mozambique.

The devastation comes barely a month after another cyclone ravaged the African country.

Tropical Cyclone Idai left a trail of disaster in Mozambique including parts of Zimbabwe in Chipinge and Chimanimani.