The article discusses the impending 'super El Niño' event and its potential impact on Africa, emphasizing the continent's resilience strategies.

It highlights five key lessons: the importance of preparedness through integrated approaches to water, energy, food, and health; the role of traditional crops in adaptation; the urgent need for funding to support vulnerable communities; the necessity of local partnerships over paternalistic solutions; and the value of African expertise in climate resilience.

The piece underscores that while El Niño poses significant challenges, Africa's experiences offer critical insights for global climate strategies.It calls for increased investment in infrastructure, social protection programs, and collaborative frameworks to build long-term resilience.The article also stresses the importance of learning from past crises to mitigate future risks effectively.