The city of Mthatha, situated approximately 800 kilometres (500 miles) south of Johannesburg, bore the brunt of the flooding.

At least 90 people have died in last week's heavy floods that devastated South Africa's Eastern Cape province, the local ...

The death toll from devastating floods in South Africa's Eastern Cape Province has risen to 90, as recovery operations continue to make progress in the affected areas, local authorities said Monday.

"The latest report has indicated an increase in the number of fatalities from 88 to 90," the Eastern Cape government said in ...

In the Eastern Cape, the Fort Beaufort area, particularly the Amathole District Municipality, has been identified as a ...

Eastern Cape authorities and organisations continue to search for victims who went missing or were swept away during the ...

The death toll from devastating floods in South Africa s Eastern Cape Province has climbed to 88 as the provincial government ...

President Cyril Ramaphosa visited grieving families after floods in Mthatha killed schoolchildren and destroyed roads, bridges, and homes this week. The government has declared a state of disaster in ...

Authorities have been criticised for the rescue response but also for the state of the infrastructure in the area ...

A month after the Eastern Cape Department of Health promised that they had paid the overdue bills that delayed the delivery of chemotherapy drugs to Nelson Mandela Bay hospitals and that the issue ...

A fifth taxi owner has died in hospital after last week's shooting at Mfuleni taxi rank, leaving one more owner and a passenger still injured. Codeta says the violence started when members resumed a ...