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  1. Xenophobic violence in South Africa is leading to repatriation efforts involving Beitbridge and Zimbabwe.
  2. Under the shadow of El Niño and drought, the mid-term budget review was presented, amidst strain from returning citizens from South Africa.

Southern Africa faces a potential devastating El Niño cycle, compounded by high debt ratios limiting emergency fiscal response.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 7
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Southern Africa faces a potential devastating El Niño cycle, compounded by high debt ratios limiting emergency fiscal response.

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Southern AfricaSouthern African Development CommunityNational Treasury

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  1. WMO forecasts El Niño, prompting a response from the South African Treasury.Sub-event
  2. High sovereign debt compromises Southern Africa's capacity to respond to the El Niño threat.1 source

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Under the shadow of El Niño and drought, the mid-term budget review was presented, amidst strain from returning citizens from South Africa. All 2 developments

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