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Lesotho declares state of emergency, seeks help |

Lesotho declares state of emergency, seeks help |
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OVERVIEW GLOBAL BANANA MARKET

OVERVIEW GLOBAL BANANA MARKET The banana market is stable in many countries, without unexpected peaks or dips in the demand. The supply is also stable. There have been some delays in sea freight in recent weeks, but these issues seem to have been resolved. Banana prices are at a normal level, but in some countries they are showing a slight upward trend. At the production level, things are normal, with the exception of some areas that have had to deal with extreme weather conditions. These conditions are not having a major impact on the global supply. The Netherlands: High spot prices in Ecuador, but no huge pressure on the banana market

Kwena Dam threatens to breach its capacity

Kwena Dam threatens to breach its capacity
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Community awards Eskom s devotion during Cyclone Eloise

Community awards Eskom s devotion during Cyclone Eloise
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A new start for over 600 people affected by Cyclone Eloise in Mozambique - Mozambique

A new start for over 600 people affected by Cyclone Eloise in Mozambique Format © IFRC Nhamatanda, 20 February 2021 Survivors of Cyclone Eloise have received materials from Mozambique Red Cross Society (CVM) to construct houses and start a new life. “I would like to thank the Red Cross for giving me and my neighbours these materials. We were suffering at the camp; there wasn’t enough space. With this donation, we will be able to construct our house and live a normal life again,” said Amelia Lewanhe, one of the families that received shelter materials. Over 300,000 people have been affected by Eloise that made landfall on 23 January. Thousands were forced from their homes and have been living in temporary accommodation shelters. More than 117,000 hectares of crops were destroyed by torrential downpours and floods. The most affected districts are Nhamatanda, Buzi, Beira and Dondo.

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