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Zandspruit residents who are behind blocking foreigners from accessing the local clinic say they are doing so because of overcrowding.

The police and Johannesburg Metro Police Department officers made a rather peculiar discovery when they pulled over two men travelling to Mozambique.

The City of Johannesburg and Tshwane said that speeding motorists should expect some mail.

The Johannesburg Metropolitan Police Department had a busy New Year's Day, arresting seven motorists for speeding and recording more than 6 000 speeding violations.

MMC for Public Safety David Temba has warned Gauteng motorists that there will be “zero tolerance” for lawlessness, or drunk and reckless driving during the festive season.

Joburg Public Safety MMC David Tembe is prepared to go to the courts to ensure illegal squatter camps expanding in the city are uprooted for good.

SOWETO residents are picking up the pieces after heavy rain destroyed their homes and left roads in ruin.

Heavy rains have submerged vehicles, trapped homeowners on roofs, collapsed walls, and decimated shacks and houses

Inclement weather across the country wreaked havoc in many areas, leaving homes flooded while walls and roads collapsed.

Pretoria, Dec 14 (Prensa Latina) The persistent rains in most regions of South Africa have affected different infrastructures and hundreds of people; the situation keeps authorities and emergency services on alert on Wednesday.