Cyclones and interest rates fuel an African debt crisis
Climate change-induced natural disasters have combined with surging interest rates to send some of Africa’s poorest countries and their most vulnerable citizens .
This year, cyclones and torrential rains lashed Mozambique, Malawi and eastern South Africa, destroying crops and infrastructure in what’s becoming an annual pattern.
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can’t pay for better roads, bridges and other measures to guard against everything from more frequent floods and droughts to rising sea-levels — caused by emissions from industrialized nations elsewhere.
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