16 h. ago KZN on alert as heavy rain, snow expected this Easter weekend

KZN on high alert as Level 5 warning issued for heavy rain and possible snow over Easter weekend.

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2 d. ago KZN disaster management on high alert amid heavy rains warning

Rescue teams in KZN on high alert after SAWS issued disruptive rains warning.

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4 d. ago KZN disaster management teams on high alert following weather warning

KZNl authorities warn residents to be cautious due to a level 4 rain warning.

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1 week ago Cape Town Grapples with Widespread Flooding as Severe Weather Hits

Heavy rainfall has led to significant flooding across Cape Town, impacting multiple neighborhoods and causing substantial disruptions. Areas such as Table View, Wynberg, and Parow have reported severe inundation, with numerous vehicles submerged and roadways rendered impassable. The City’s Disaster Risk Management spokesperson, Charlotte Powell, indicated that the Disaster Operations Centre has received numerous reports… Read More »Cape Town Grapples with Widespread Flooding as Severe Weather Hits The post Cape Town Grapples with Widespread Flooding as Severe Weather Hits first appeared on iAfrica.

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3 w. ago Stockpoort, Groblers Bridge ports reopened after heavy rains

The BMA earlier this month suspended all operations at the two ports due to severe flooding.

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3 w. ago Severe Flooding in eThekwini Causes R1.5 Billion in Damage, Thousands Affected

Persistent heavy rainfall in KwaZulu-Natal’s eThekwini Metropolitan Municipality has led to significant devastation, causing approximately R1.5 billion worth of damage to infrastructure and impacting nearly 6,000 residents. Mayor Cyril Xaba addressed the crisis in a service delivery briefing on Sunday, describing the recent weather conditions from 19 February to 15 March as “catastrophic.” The storms… Read More »Severe Flooding in eThekwini Causes R1.5 Billion in Damage, Thousands Affected The post Severe Flooding in eThekwini Causes R1.5 Billion in Damage, Thousands Affected first appeared on iAfrica.

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