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WORLDJul 27 · 13:42 UTCSEMAFORJenny Vaughan

Coming "super" El Niño could cost Africa $20 billion, AfDB says

The African Development Bank warns that a powerful El Niño could cost African economies $10 billion to $20 billion through extreme weather events like droughts and floods, threatening food security and triggering mass migration. The bank estimates $100 billion in climate finance is needed this year, as fuel and fertilizer shortages from the Strait of Hormuz closure worsen economic struggles.

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