SOUTH AFRICA - Durban 26-02-2025 Floods have struck again in many parts of the KwaZulu-Natal, including in eThekwini, leaving seven people dead in Lamontville. Picture: Sibonelo Ngcobo A GRIEVING ...

Quarry Road East in Springfield, Durban was cleared ... been working to resettle flood victims permanently. However, some communities have opposed resettlement projects, citing concerns over ...

Durban. This after Lulama Dingiswayo’s children, two girls aged 5 and 16 and an 11-year-old boy, was swept away as they attempted to flee from flood waters that surged through the transit camp.

Graves at the Wentworth Cemetery in Durban suffered damage following flooding in the area on 2 March ... “In the interim, what we will do is to cover any exposed coffins and graves out of ...

At least seven people have died in Durban, and nearly 300 homes have been ... are still looking for more victims following the flash floods the other night." ...

Heavy rains have caused severe flooding in Durban's Upper Highway area, affecting roads and prompting emergency services to ...

The project seeks to address multipronged water ... these toilets can be rapidly deployed in cases of climate disasters such as floods to provide safe sanitation for communities.

“The most recent flooding in the region definitely is a reminder of why this project’s important, why it’s needed, you know we want to get this delivered to the public as quickly as we can ...

and local agencies are almost done with stage one of a major flood protection project. An 8,500-foot wall has been built along low-lying areas of Coyote Creek. It's something Valley Water said ...

During the heat of the presidential race, the 900-page Project 2025 became a rallying cry for Democrats and a focal point for their warnings about a second Trump term. It was published by the ...

the city is now at risk of neglecting planned water and sewer projects and potentially losing previously awarded grant funding for ongoing anti-flooding projects like resiliency plans for First ...

Abu Dhabi-based TAQA and Saudi Arabia's ACWA Power are among several foreign firms that have been awarded mega green hydrogen projects in Morocco with a total cost of nearly $32 billion, the local ...