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Grave down on fun im fast on scrap. The person dearest to my mothers heart was undoubtably her father a vulgar german who was deported to siberia during the Second World War a truck driver who quickly fell in love with the wide open spaces of the steps. But not the only one to make the moment dan had there and sometimes he took me with him he asked me if i wanted to drive i said yes so he sat me down gave me the Steering Wheel and i drove the truck has been helpful you just have to drive straigh...

Everyone knows this. you can�*t escape today, in these streets of edinburgh, the power of that history, the power of the story. these are symbols that have a living force today. there are protesters, as we can see, in the streets, who express their own view. there are different views about where the monarchy should stand today, and there, behind that barrier, as the honours of scotland approach st giles�* cathedral, they will first be taken into the signet room, that magnificent room, and ge...

Road networks and mountain passes connecting communities in the southern Drakensberg in the Eastern Cape are expected to be closed on Thursday because of potential disruptive snow, especially during the early morning hours. 



The Eastern Cape is in the grips of some severe weather which has destroyed powerlines, resulting in electricity outages in parts of the province. 



It's going to be partly cloudy and cool with light rain today in the Western Cape on 21 March, according to The SA Weather Service (SAWS)

Heavy rains lashed parts of the Western Cape on Friday leading to the closure of the N2 highway between Groot Brakrivier and Klein Brakrivie in Mossel Bay, after sand was swept onto the road due to the heavy downpour on Friday. 



The City of Cape Town has commenced mopping-up operations across the city amid flooding in informal settlements in Khayelitsha, Ottery, Langa, Strand, Philippi, Gugulethu, Delft, and Vrygrond.

Rain and cold temperatures have been forecast for the Western Cape until Wednesday and residents have been warned of potential flooding of roads and low-lying areas.

It's been rather tropical in the south-west this week, and several June temperatures records have been broken. So, is Cape Town next?

The SA Weather Service says solid overnight showers in the Nelson Mandela Bay area on Thursday night may well have delayed Day Zero, as dam levels are expected to rise after good rainfall in the area.