OCHA Reports
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16 Mar 2011 Southern Africa Flood and Cyclone Situation Update No. 9 This report was issued by the Regional
Office for Southern & Eastern Africa (ROSEA). It covers the period
09-15 March 2011. The next report will be issued on or around 23 March
2011.
I. HIGHLIGHTS/KEY PRIORITIES - In southern Angola, 19,000 people have been affected by flooding in early March 2011. - In Malawi, 3,250 people have been affected by flooding during the previous week. - The flood wave in the Okavango River is expected to peak at 8.40 m at Rundu in... |
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09 Mar 2011 Southern Africa Floods and Cyclones Situation Update# 8 This report was issued by the Regional
Office for Southern & Eastern Africa (ROSEA). It covers the period
02-08 March 2011. The next report will be issued on or around 16 March
2011.
I. HIGHLIGHTS/KEY PRIORITIES - In northern Namibia, flooding has caused around 700 people to move to safer areas. - In northern Malawi, recent flooding affected 300 people. - In south-western Angola, at least 25 people have been killed by the impact of heavy rains. - In southern... |
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02 Mar 2011 Southern Africa Floods and Cyclones Situation Update# 7 This report was issued by the Regional
Office for Southern & Eastern Africa (ROSEA). It covers the period
23 February to 01 March 2011. The next report will be issued on or around
09 March 2011.
HIGHLIGHTS / KEY PRIORITIES =B7 In northern Namibia, flooding has started to occur in the Oshana region. Between 100 and 200 people are reported to have moved to Government-run relocation sites =B7 Water levels in the upper Zambezi River are in general subsiding =... |
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23 Feb 2011 Southern Africa Floods and Cyclones Situation Update# 6 This report was issued by the Regional
Office for Southern & Eastern Africa (ROSEA). It covers the period
16 to 22 February 2011. The next report will be issued on or around 02
March 2011.
HIGHLIGHTS / KEY PRIORITIES - In Madagascar, the cumulative impact of Tropical Disturbance Bingiza includes 14 deaths, 64 injured, 8 missing, 5,591 traditional houses destroyed and around 19,000 displaced to transit sites. Government will not be declaring a national disaster. -... |
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22 Feb 2011 Southern Africa - Regional Food Security Update, February 2011 Lesotho
The joint rapid assessment led by DMA on the impact of heavy rains indicates loss of lives and livelihood. |
