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Lydia Radebe | SA’s water test: El Niño will challenge our rainfall, but how we react will determine our resilience
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Lydia Radebe | SA’s water test: El Niño will challenge our rainfall, but how we react will determine our resilience
El Niño may intensify heat and disrupt rainfall, but it need not become a systemic water-security challenge. South Africa’s resilience will depend on institutions acting before strain becomes disruption – and on communities recognising every litre as part of a shared national resource. El Niño begins thousands of kilometres away in the Pacific Ocean. Yet its consequences can reach into a South African home, where a tap runs dry, a school struggl…
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