Drier conditions loom over South Africa and Mozambique due to El Niño

Drier conditions and an increased risk of drought across the southern part of the region, particularly South Africa, southern and central Mozambique, are expected to persist due to the weather pattern known as El Nino. That's the warning from the World Meteorological Organisation. It says this will increase risks to agriculture, water resources, food security and livelihoods. South Africa's Cabinet has received a report on the potential impact of El Nino.

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