South Africa recently experienced heavy torrential rains, which resulted in flooding in many parts of KwaZulu-Natal and the Eastern Cape. The flooding has resulted in heavy loss of life, damage to infrastructure and destruction of homes, leaving many displaced.
Government, along with its social partners, has stepped up efforts to provide relief to affected communities.
Efforts to restore normalcy are ongoing.
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- Social compacts rollout to all KZN districts
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- National Treasury allocates first phase R516m floods funding
- KZN unveils land parcels for flood victims
- eThekwini residents brace for load shedding
- Flood Committee satisfied with clarity on R1bn allocation
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- R500m road project to rebuild damaged KZN infrastructure
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- Mahlobo calls for collaborative efforts to preserve water
- Contractor appointed to rebuild oThongathi Water Treatment Plant
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- Cabinet commends support to recent flood victims
- Real-time audits to curb wastage of disaster relief funds
- Deputy Ministers visit flood-stricken Deelpan
- eThekwini Municipality vows to continue search for missing employees
- KZN municipalities to allocate community halls for displaced people
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- Damage to KZN companies estimated at R7 billion
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- Joint Response Tactical Team leads search and rescue operations in KZN
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- Call to use water sparingly as winter season sets in
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- eThekwini restores power to flood-ravaged areas
- Millions committed to help flood survivors
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- Social Cluster Ministers brief on flood interventions
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- Cost recovery for KZN floods estimated in the billions
- Treasury's Bounce Bank Support Scheme takes effect
- KZN flood victims to get temporary accommodation by weekend
- Late KZN police diver hailed for courage, bravery
- Nzuza assesses Home Affairs intervention in flood-hit KZN communities
- Defence Force KZN flood rescue mission gains momentum
- JCPS assessing KZN flood damage, required intervention
- China donates R1 million towards KZN flood relief
- Joe Slovo residents urged to partner with government
- Call to use resources responsibly
- Work underway to repair flood-ravaged buildings in KZN
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- Health Minister constitutes Team for KZN floods
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- President visits flood-stricken parts of KwaZulu-Natal
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- Cabinet declares National State of Disaster
- De Lille to visit KZN flood sites
- Home Affairs deploys mobile trucks in flood-stricken KZN
- Stage two load shedding on course to be lifted
- Ports Authority rescues stranded flood survivors
- President assures KZN flood victims of aid, relief
- Load shedding suspended in eThekwini
- KZN calls for declaration of state of disaster
- President to visit flood-affected communities in KwaZulu-Natal
- KZN flood-affected areas urged to exercise caution
- Eskom working to restore power in rain-affected parts of KZN
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