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Residents of flood-prone Port St Johns were left scrambling for safety as heavy rains came bucketing down for most of Thursday. Port St Johns Local Municipality mayor Nomvuzo Mlombile-Cingo and her team were on hand to assess the damage. Videos doing the rounds on social media showed schoolchildren and community members wading through flooded areas on their way home, while several cars were also seen trying to make their way through the water.

Outdoor gyms in Cape Town are starting to pay off, the city’s head of health Patricia van der Ross says.

The Police in Hlogotlou under Sekhukhune District have arrested six suspects aged between 41 and 53 for possession of unlicensed firearms and ammunition and possession of housebreaking equipment on Sunday 19 March 2023 at about 23:55. The police officers were busy with stop and searches during operation "National shut down" at Mpudulle Four Ways in

Apart from fearing for their lives, waste pickers at the Simmer and Jack site are concerned about its possible closure

Here are some tips to remember during the EFF's national shutdown protest.

As tensions between the state and Monday's shutdown protest organisers continue to escalate, News24 spoke to two security experts to find out what could be done to ensure it did not turn violent.

As members of SAPS, JMPD and SANDF patrolled the outskirts of the Union Buildings in Pretoria on Monday, expelled ANC member Carl Niehaus sent President Cyril Ramaphosa a warning.

Students from Walter Sisulu University, Fort Hare and Buffalo City College have descended on the East London CBD, moving to Belgravia, before proceeding to Southernwood.

The EFF national shutdown has taken off in East London.

EFF deputy president Floyd Shivambu told supporters President Cyril Ramaphosa is a "white project" that must answer for the Phala Phala saga.