Page 6 - Orange Level News Today

In the latest news in South Africa on Monday 12 June, residents in Gauteng awoke on Sunday morning to a 5.0 magnitude tremor in the area.

An Orange Level 5 warning was issued for winds up to 100km/h winds to bring high waves in the Western Cape for Monday. Here is the latest.

The South African Weather Service has issued an Orange Level 5 warning for waves and wind resulting in difficulty in navigation at sea and disruption of beachfront activities between Alexander Bay and Plettenberg Bay in the Western Cape.



Orange Level 5 warning issued for Cape Town and coastal towns in the Western Cape as another cold front brings near gale to gale force winds.

Gale-force winds and waves reaching 8 metres are expected to disrupt coastal activities. Here's what you need to know.

The Franschhoek Pass, a major route in the Western Cape, has been closed due to dangerous rockfalls triggered by heavy rainfall.

Heavy rains and strong winds have left a trail of destruction in Cape Town, causing rivers to overflow their banks, road closures, and severe flooding throughout the city.



At least one canal and two rivers overflowed in Cape Town due to heavy rain in the metro, and several areas were flooded.

Heavy rainfall left numerous Cape Town roads flooded and triggered a mudslide along Philip Kgosana Drive in the City.

Rivers are overflowing, roads are closed, and several areas in Cape Town and surrounds have been flooded by heavy rains.