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A 'Green Army' is out to thwart El Niño flooding
Even without the interference of El Niño, Nairobi, Kenya is prone to flooding. Above: Motorists drive through heavy rains in the Kibera community on March 14.
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Nairobi, Kenya, which regularly faces flood risk, saw more than 100 deaths during heavy rains in the Kibera area on March 14. Forecasters warn that this winter’s El Niño will be the strongest on record, with the “Super El Niño” expected to peak in November‑December and persist into early 2027. The city is preparing for potentially catastrophic flooding as the season unfolds.
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