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Southern Africa Floods That Killed 300 Fueled by Global Warming

29. Januar 2026 um 17:37
An estimated 300 people have died in extreme flooding across parts of southern Africa, including a one-in-50-year event that researchers said was worsened by climate change.

Residents wade through floodwater to cross a road near Maputo, Mozambique on Jan. 20, 2026. At least 114 people have died since the rainy season began in early October 2025, including 51 since Christmas Eve, when downpours intensified and sent torrents of river water crashing through several villages.

Chery to Buy Nissan South Africa Plant, Marking Rapid Climb

23. Januar 2026 um 08:23
Chery Automobile Co., China’s top car exporter, agreed to buy Nissan Motor Co.’s vehicle-manufacturing plant in South Africa, the latest evidence of the growing global dominance of Chinese brands.

Workers install parts into automobile body shells on the assembly line at the Nissan Motor Co. Rosslyn plant in Pretoria, South Africa, on Wednesday, April 10, 2019. Nissan plans to invest a further 3 billion rand ($213 million) in its South African plant to prepare for production of the latest version of the Navara pickup.

Mozambique Leader Chapo Cancels Davos Trip as Dozens Killed in Floods

19. Januar 2026 um 06:57
Mozambican President Daniel Chapo canceled a trip to the World Economic Forum in Davos after the worst flooding in decades in the southeast African nation killed more than 100 people and damaged or destroyed tens of thousands of homes.

Residents sit on a Mozambique military truck transporting them across floodwater that blocked a road in the Boane district on January 16, 2026. Mozambique has experienced weeks of heavy rains and residents of low-lying areas near the capital, Maputo, were urged to evacuate to higher ground on January 16, 2026. (Photo by Amilton Neves / AFP via Getty Images)

Mozambique Leader Chapo Cancels Davos Trip as Dozens Killed in Floods

19. Januar 2026 um 06:57
Mozambican President Daniel Chapo canceled a trip to the World Economic Forum in Davos after the worst flooding in decades in the southeast African nation killed more than 100 people and damaged or destroyed tens of thousands of homes.

Residents sit on a Mozambique military truck transporting them across floodwater that blocked a road in the Boane district on January 16, 2026. Mozambique has experienced weeks of heavy rains and residents of low-lying areas near the capital, Maputo, were urged to evacuate to higher ground on January 16, 2026. (Photo by Amilton Neves / AFP via Getty Images)

Worst Floods in at Least 26 Years Shuts Kruger Park, Dozens Dead

16. Januar 2026 um 10:58
South Africa shut its flagship Kruger National Park after the worst flooding since at least 2000 inundated large areas of the reserve, underscoring the severity of a regional disaster that has killed dozens in the northeast of the nation and neighboring Mozambique.

A general view floodwaters at Axivaleni Resort at the Nsami dam, in Giyani on January 15, 2026. Flooding triggered by torrential rains in northeastern South Africa claimed at least 10 lives overnight and forced the closure of the iconic Kruger National Park, officials said on January 15, 2026. The weather service issued the maximum warning for more rain in parts of the country while neighbouring Mozambique was also on alert after flooding that inundated roads and homes. (Photo by Orlando Chauke / AFP via Getty Images)
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