By Kingsley Jassi:
Malawi’s agriculture-based economy faces the risks of weather and price-related shocks but, this time around, at an elevated level.
What is termed Super El Niño is set to wipe out between $10 billion and $20 billion globally, according to the African Development Bank.
The phenomenon is expected to hit southern African countries hard.
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