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DURBAN, South Africa (AP) — Grief-stricken South Africans are still searching for...

More than a year after COVID-19 vaccines have become available, it is apparent that early vows to prioritize equitable access on a global scale have not translated into action.

Climate change is continuing to have a negative impact on the sub-continent Another climate disaster in the Southern Africa region has taken place over the last two weeks in the KwaZulu-Natal Province (KZN), where the important port city of Durban is located. Official reports from the South African government says…

I believe issues of corruption, maladministration and lawlessness have been brewing since the first ‘X’ marked the spot. The evidence is only accumulating as a result in the increase in a more literate youth.

Search teams and families are refusing to give up on missing persons in KwaZulu-Natal.

Shembe church leaders were in Inanda on Wednesday assisting flood victims.

South Africa's national religious leaders conduct a "Walk of Witness" and joint prayer at some of the flood-affected areas of Kwa-Zulu Natal. Cardinal ...

The floods in KZN have left many people without water or exposed to sewage leakages because of damage to sanitation infrastructure. These donations will not only ensure access to drinking water in affected communities, but also enable cleaning and decontamination procedures in hospitals.

VOLUNTEERS from Gauteng are providing relief in KZN following the recent deadly floods.

Umgeni Water says that bulk supply to the Durban and surrounding areas is nearly at its capacity prior to the devastating flooding.