By Chisomo Phiri
The National Water Resources Authority (NWRA) has warned Malawians living near lakeshores and riverbanks to brace for flash floods during this year’s rainy season.
NWRA Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Dwight Kambuku made the announcement during a media tour, visiting communities impacted by rising water levels in Lake Malawi on Tuesday.
Kambuku said that between October this year and November next year, water levels are expected to increase significantly, with projections showing the lake could reach 475.22 meters above sea level by December 1, 2025.
He advised residents in flood-prone areas to relocate ahead of the upcoming rainy season.
On his part part,Mangochi Municipal Council CEO Ernest Kadzokoya echoed the warning, stressing that certain flood-affected areas remain dangerous.
He urged people not to return to these locations, as the situation is expected to persist until next year.
Currently, 26 households displaced by flash floods are sheltering at Ngalamo camp in Mangochi.
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