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[TOP STORY] Amnesty International warns SA government’s climate failures are drowning the poor

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‘People in the 2022 floods were moved to a temporary location in Lamontville, and during this year’s floods were flooded again. It was government essentially moving them from one risky area to another risky area,’ says Cassandra Dorasamy, campaigner at Amnesty International.

24 Nov 2025 7AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

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