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Head of the National Disaster Management Centre, Dr Elias Sithole declared the floods in Limpopo and Mpumalanga as national disasters. The death toll increased.
Heavy rainfall in Mpumalanga has caused over R2 billion in damage, with severe flooding and infrastructure threats predicted to continue in the province and Limpopo.
The SAWS issues a Red Level 10 alert for severe floods in Limpopo and Mpumalanga, forecasting up to 200mm rain. Life-threatening conditions arise.
A herd of elephants navigated flooded roads in the Kruger National Park amid heavy rain, and SA admired the wildlife resilience and visitor safety measures.
Tragedy struck in White River, Mpumalanga, as a three-year-old toddler's body was found in a stream after his mother reported him missing amid heavy rains.
Three people, a mother and her two daughters, were rescued after being trapped for three days by heavy rains between the Mutale River and a stream in Limpopo.
Two lightning-related incidents on 3 January 2026 injured multiple people, resulting in two fatalities at the Mphebatho Troop Festival and others in Hammanskraal.
Search continues for a missing SANDF member swept away by floods in Mpumalanga, as weather warnings predict more severe storms impacting the region.
Severe downpours forecasted in Gauteng and Limpopo may cause flooding and damage. Stay informed on weather warnings and prepare for hazardous conditions.
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