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 A SENIOR lawmaker on Wednesday gave President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. an “above-par” rating in his first year in office, having made “notable breakthroughs” in his goal to deliver jobs and attract more investments while putting the economy back on its pre-pandemic path of high and inclusive growth. “President Marcos has…

Speaking in tornado-hit Inanda on Wednesday, the Minister of Human Settlements said that properties built in areas prone to disaster were the hardest for government to manage and were a threat to human life.

Dept assembled a team to make an assessment caused by tornado in order to respond swiftly to the disaster

The IFP in the KZN Legislature says it has little faith that those affected by the recent storm – which wreaked havoc in eThekwini – will get assistance…

The tornado struck Inanda North of Durban causing extensive damage to infrastructure and housing in the area

The Gift of the Givers said its teams were awaiting feedback from disaster management officials before hitting the ground running.

Some of the schools are living proof of yesterday's destructive tornado that ripped apart parts of KwaZulu-Natal.

This is after the state presented evidence of R4,5 million that was paid out as a commission fee.

The mayor of the City of Johannesburg, Kabelo Gwamanda, said he was "disheartened" by the living conditions at Diepkloof hostel.

Although easy to treat, if left uncontrolled and untreated, it can lead to heart attack and stroke, chronic kidney disease etc.