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She is taking the parliamentary chairman to the Supreme Court of Appeal.

Human Settlements Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi says her department will send engineers to assess the scale of the damage caused by a tornado and torrential rains that swept through various parts of KwaZulu-Natal on Tuesday.

Over 150 people have registered with the Department of Human Settlements about the damage or total destruction to their homes.

Government officials including Parliament’s ad hoc committee on flood disaster relief visited the area on Wednesday.

A group of eight families lost their homes and for the past 14 months have lived on the property of a Phoenix church in tents

KwaZulu-Natal is on alert following strong winds resembling a tornado ripping through Inanda and surrounding areas, and the South African Weather Service has warned of frigid temperatures and snow in some parts of the country on Thursday, making for precarious driving conditions and possible ro...

‘Based on photographic evidence to hand, the SAWS rates this event as an EF1, associated with wind gusts well in excess of 100 km/h.’

Effective urban planning, especially regarding drainage would go far to mitigate floods and devastating weather events

Seven people were reported missing and at least 150 victims registered their homes as being destroyed in Tuesday’s devastating tornado in KZN, while community members began to pick up the pieces of their lives and the little that was left of their belongings.

The latest weather update on the East Coast. Here's what's happening in the Phoenix/Bhambie area: