15 February 2021, 7:06 AM | Michael Makungo | @SABCNews
Image: SABC NEWSPorts of entry were closed in January as part of the ongoing national lockdown, in an attempt to curb the spread of the coronavirus.
Truck drivers say they are anticipating long queues of vehicles and people crossing at the Beitbridge Border post in Musina, Limpopo if manpower is not added to assist with re-entry into South Africa when the port of entry opens.
Ports of entry were closed in January as part of the ongoing national lockdown, in an attempt to curb the spread of the coronavirus.
Trucks crossing into Zimbabwe from South Africa have formed long queues since last week at Beitbridge, with some truck drivers worried that authorities will struggle to deal with long queues of trucks.
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Northern KZN hit by heavy rains, again
By Thobeka Ngema
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Durban - THE northern parts of KwaZulu-Natal have been hit by heavy rains again, barely two weeks after tropical storm Eloise left a trail of destruction in the region.
Over the weekend, areas in the Jozini and Umhlabuyalingana municipalities received a significant amount of rainfall, leaving some areas with localised flooding.
South African Weather Service forecaster Stacy Colborne said the weather experienced in northern KZN was pretty much what they were expecting when they issued a severe rainfall weather warning last week.
Colborne said between Saturday night and yesterday morning River View and Makhathini had both received 86.2mm of rainfall. Mbazwana received 74.8mm, Richards Bay 62.4mm, Chaka’s Creek 51mm and Pongola 25.8mm.
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