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News24 | ANALYSIS | Southern Africa’s next drought is already on the calendar

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A “strong El Niño” is forming over the Pacific; the question is whether we can get ahead of its impact on food and nutrition insecurity, write Simon Winter, Martin Fregene, and Inbal Becker-Reshef.

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