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2026-09-10 12:56:48
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2026-10-25 05:52:15
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2026-09-22 14:26:07
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2026-09-07 14:59:59
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2026-10-24 12:25:54
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No rain, no mealies. Southern Africa's summer rains are forecast to come in weak this season as the strongest El Niño on record takes hold. This week the UN's humanitarian office OCHA and the World Meteorological Organization called for immediate support for communities already feeling the impact. Pacific Ocean temperatures are forecast to run up to 3.8°C above normal, a level never seen before. In Joburg, SADC governments and humanitarian partners are turning that warning into a regional plan. They are pre-positioning food, setting drought triggers for early action and putting women, children and people with disabilities at the centre of the response. Global science, emergency funding and regional leadership are working together to get ahead of disaster. Acting before the crisis costs less and saves more lives. Follow your national weather service and act on early warnings.
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