The accident occurred near the Tugela River with sixty patients injured and transported to hospital.

Netcare 911, who are part of the many responders, said the accident happened just before noon on Tuesday.

Head of policy for Home Affairs, Thulani Mavuso, said that they did virtual consultations in May with various sectors and they were now having physical meetings starting in the Western Cape.

The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa)'s Phakamile Hlubi-Majola said that many of the old SAA’s problems had been carried over to the newly launched airline.

The minister has lashed out at the provincial goverment, saying that it was lying to residents about national government not doing enough to support the province.

Thousands of workers affiliated to the union went on a nationwide strike over wage increases last week.

On Friday, the three men were shot, one died and two were wounded in Mars Street.

This is the comment that has the DA questioning Minister Bheki Cele's credibility: 'One crime that has gone up in this province is car hijacking and this car hijacking happens because of potholes.'

According to the Transport Department, private transport drivers were stopped by 'patrollers' who imposed 'fines' or 'release fees' when the operators drove in certain areas.

Hundreds of workers took to the streets on Thursday to demonstrate against job losses and retrenchments, as well as to push government to fix its economic mess.

Transport MEC Daylin Mitchell said that he's had an urgent meeting with the SA National Taxi Council leaders in the Western Cape to address the matter.

As the world commemorates the global day for decent work, thousands of workers affiliated to Cosatu across the country have taken to the streets to urge government to do everything it can to stop the jobs crisis from turning into a social crisis.

Cosatu, a key ally of the governing ANC, is on a national strike against corruption, job losses, retrenchments, gender-based violence and attacks on collective bargaining.

Cosatu, which is made up of 1.8 million workers in the country, is calling on all members to stay away from their jobs on Thursday.

The Western Cape Community Safety Department will be watching progress in the case of the men arrested for little Scarlett Cottle's murder.

The federation will be taking this action against corruption and job losses and other matters.

This comes with the news that two men have been arrested for the murder of four-year-old Scarlett Cottle from Ottery.

Thousands of metalworkers took to the streets in Durban, the Northern Cape, Johannesburg, the Eastern and Western Cape on Tuesday.