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Cape Town activates heatwave plan amid record temperatures expected this week
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Tragedy hits KwaZulu-Natal as severe thunderstorms claim 3 lives in just a week
Severe thunderstorms in KwaZulu-Natal have resulted in three fatalities and extensive damage. More than 460 residents have been affected as warnings persist.
SAWS Warns of Thunderstorms in Parts of South Africa As High Temperatures Persist
South Africa braces for severe rainfall and thunderstorms after a heatwave, as the SA Weather Service issues Yellow Level warnings across multiple provinces.
SAWS explains reasons behind excessive heat affecting parts of SA
Parts of South Africa, especially KwaZulu-Natal, face rising temperatures following a heatwave. Authorities urge hydration as residents share their heat experiences.
Search for Limpopo residents swept away by heavy floods continues
Residents in Limpopo continue to search for loved ones missing due to devastating floods, which have left many homeless, and appealed for government aid.
“This isn’t even AI”: Cape Town woman blown away by strong winds in viral video
A Cape Town woman battled fierce winds outside municipal offices, losing her bag. The viral video left Mzansi laughing at the city’s relentless gusts
“We need a lockdown”: SA reacts as SANSA alerts the public to increased geomagnetic storm activity
SANSA warned South Africans of increased geomagnetic storm activity on 20 Jan 2026, potentially affecting navigation, communication, and power systems.
SAWS warns of continued heavy rains in Limpopo and Mpumalanga as residents brace for damaging floods
SAWS has warned of further heavy rains in Limpopo and Mpumalanga, which could cause flooding and disruption, as residents deal with the ongoing downpours.
Limpopo father awaits news of son missing since devastating January floods
A Limpopo father, Lucky Baloyi, searches for his missing son after catastrophic floods devastate their village, leaving heartache and destruction in their wake.
Limpopo floods: missing children's toll rises, South Africans reeling
Two more children went missing in the Limpopo floods as the government declared a national disaster. The rising death toll raises concerns over child safety.
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