- Heavy rainfall in the Cunene province of southwestern Angola from 21 to 23 February caused flooding, which resulted in population displacement and widespread damage.
- As of March 4, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) reported that 6 000 people were affected, 1 036 of whom were displaced, and 441 of whom received assistance. Additionally, 12 houses were damaged and 204 houses and 18 public infrastructures were affected by floods across Cunene Province. The municipalities of Cuanhama, Cuvelai, and Ombadja were among the most impacted in the province.
- More rainfall is forecast for eastern and northern Angola on 5-6 March.
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