Local news
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Keep safe in storms and all kinds of weather with these tips
Local newsStorms like Eloise are a display of nature’s power. They can, however, quickly escalate into a full-blown disaster. The reality…
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More rain expected in Mpumalanga, Limpopo
Local newsAfter widespread flooding reports from Mpumalanga and Limpopo, the South African Weather Service has warned that more rain is expected…
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Matriculant’s new book tackles high school life
Local newsThe book deals with the challenges faced by young people at high school level and how they can overcome them.
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Eskom prepared for Eloise
Local newsWith several Eskom power stations situated in Mpumalanga, the electricity giant said it has put contingency plans in place in…
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COGTA cautions communities in Mpumalanga to be careful in the midst of the heavy rain
Local newsSeveral municipalities are experiencing heavy rainfall this Sunday. The wet weather is expected to continue beyond Monday as predicted by…
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Weather service issues level-10 warning for disruptive rain
Local newsA level-10 warning for disruptive rain has been issued by the South African Weather Service.
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IN PHOTOS: Eloise uproots trees, floods streets in Mpumalanga
Local newsSome parts of the Lowveld region were flooded on Sunday after a storms hit, triggering heavy rain and uprooting trees.
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Help them achieve their goal of 100 shoes
Local newsThe pair started the Mayebuye Servants Organisation last year, and their aim is to collect and distribute shoes to disadvantaged…
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No face mask, no taxi ride
Local news"We have lost some of our members to this virus and we have heard many other families out there losing…
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No face mask, no taxi ride
Local news"We have lost some of our members to this virus and we have heard many other families out there losing…
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Freedom stalwart’s Saul Mkhize, wife has passed away
Local newsAngelina Slinky Mkhize she died on January 8 and was buried on January 16 in Brakpan.
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Cogta warns of Eloise and possible flooding
Local newsThe department’s disaster toll-free number, 0800-507-202, is available to report incidents.
