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13/01/2025

390 000 yabafundi bathole o distinctions, iKZN ihamba phambili

09/01/2025

09/01/2025

E Los Angeles Kushe yonke imizi yabantu nezimpahla.

09/01/2025

U sergeant Thabiso Mareletse osebenzela e Free state kade ehamba nabo Zakwabo ababili namhlanje ngesikhathi bebona umuntu sengathi untshontshe izimbuzi noma imfuyo....bathe bayamumisa wangama base bemsukela....zisukelene izimoto kanti ngebhadi eyamaphoyisa izoginqika kwashona lona leli phoyisa ebelishayela... amanye amabili alimele kodwa asinda

09/01/2025

Sekuphinde kwadutshulwa omunye wesifazane ona 18 wase Delft e Western Cape washona...igama lakhe Ku Facebook u Brownin Van Willing..akukaboshwa muntu

06/01/2025

KZN COGTA MEC URGES RESIDENTS TO BE CAUTIOUS AS LEVEL 8 DISRUPTIVE RAINS EXPECTED FROM SUNDAY TO WEDNESDAY

Mkhuze, 5 January 2024 - The MEC for Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (Cogta) in KwaZulu-Natal, Rev Thulasizwe Buthelezi, has placed disaster management teams on high alert following the weather warning received from the South African Weather Service (SAWS). The warning predicts disruptive rainfall for large parts of the province starting from tomorrow, Monday, 6 January 2025, to Wednesday, 8 January 2025.

The inclement weather conditions are expected to cause the overflowing of low-water bridges, localised flooding, and potentially disrupt major routes across the province of KZN during a time when holidaymakers will be travelling back. Additional impacts include:
• Flooding of settlements, roads, and bridges.
• Damage to property and infrastructure, including mud-based houses.
• Poor driving conditions and major disruption of traffic flow due to road and bridge closures.

The following areas are expected to be affected: Big Five Hlabisa Hlabisa, Big Five Hlabisa Hluhluwe, Ethekwini, Jozini, KwaDukuza, Mandeni, Maphumulo, Mkhambathini, Mthonjaneni, Ndwedwe, Nongoma, Ray Nkonyeni, Umdoni, Umhlabuyalingana, uMhlathuze, uMlalazi, Umzumbe, uPhongolo

Residents across the province are urged to take heed of the severe weather warning and to take all necessary safety precautions.

This morning, the Provincial Disaster Management Centre convened the Joint Operations Committee, (JOC) with key stakeholders, including SANRAL, SAPS, Disaster Management Practitioners at municipal level, social partners, and line function departments such as EDTEA, Social Development, Transport, and Agriculture, where all stakeholders indicated their state of readiness to deal with any eventuality that might arise from the inclement weather conditions.

Across all the province’s districts, disaster management teams have been assigned to monitor areas that are prone to weat

06/01/2025

BREAKING NEWS | 18 people have lost their lives in a deadly crash on Van Reenen’s Pass this evening.

A truck, minibus and a light motor vehicle collided on the N3, killing 13 adults and five children.

Reports from the scene suggest a baby has survived the accident with serious injuries.

Authorities are still at the scene, and the has advised motorists to delay their trips where possible.

23/12/2024

North Coast mawuphuma eThekwini sekumiswe I Taxi kwi roadblock ino Sbari abawu 11 abangenamaphepha...sebeyiswa e police station manje

22/12/2024

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