Homes in JHB South flooded due to heavy rainfall
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Sphamandla Dlamini
8 January 2025 | 17:15Homes in Orange Farm, Johannesburg, were flooded over the past weekend as heavy rains overwhelmed the area, causing damage to both houses and roads. The flooding was attributed to a blocked furrow, which led to rainwater overflowing into the surrounding community.
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