Climate and weather factors modulating river flows in southern Angola
River run-off is a process by which large-scale water supplies are recharged and maintained for use by nations, cities and communities. In southern Africa significant soil moisture and run-off is limited to the Angolan highlands, Zambezi valley, northern Mozambique and the southeast coast of South Africa. For a country like Namibia, this poses severe constraints on dvelopment, as local replenishment of water resources is infrequent.
International Journal of Climatology
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