THE United Nations (UN) has warned its staff that Tropical Cyclone Freddy is expected to make landfall in Zambia. And Minister of Green Economy and Environment Collins Nzovu says the cyclone will cause waterlogging and localised flooding due to saturated soil moisture. Meanwhile, Southern Province Provincial Meteorologist Victor Bupe has warned people against parking their cars underneath trees and encouraged citizens to stay indoors. Cyclone Freddy, which is expected to affect Zambia from February 26, made landfall in Madagascar on Tuesday, battering the island’s east coast, with heavy rain and powerful winds moving as fast as 130Km/h, tearing roofs off houses and triggering a storm surge. In a security advisory note to staff, Tuesday, UN Designated Official for Zambia Beatrice...