Hello and welcome to the Intelligence on Economist Radio.

I'm your host, Jason Palmer.

Every weekday we provide a fresh perspective on the events shaping your world.

On March 15th, cyclone Idai slammed into Africa.

It was a shockingly strong storm causing untold damage across the continent's south.

But the immediate effects of natural disasters are not always the most worrying.

We pay a visit to Mozambique, where the task of rebuilding has been delayed by the imperative to survive.

And a slightly confusing three weeks after America went on to daylight savings time, Europe caught up yesterday.

But why risk the confusion at all?

We look into the past and the doubtful future of the practice.

The AK Party of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan first came to power in 2002.

It won every national and local election since then.

But yesterday marked the first significant blow for the AKP.

While Mr. Erdogan claimed victory in key municipal elections,

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While Mr. Erdogan claimed victory in key municipal elections,

his party also suffered severe setbacks.

It lost its grip on the Turkish capital Ankara,

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