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WC govt urges CT residents to continue saving water
The average dam level for the region has dropped to 17.6%.
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Gauteng police make more than 1,000 arrests over weekend
Stop and searches, roadblocks and raids were carried out by officers, resulting in stolen vehicles and weapons being recovered.
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WC officials issue close to R1 mn in traffic fines since start of Easter weekend
Western Cape Traffic Chief Kenny Africa says 63 drunk drivers have also been arrested since Friday.
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Nkosi-Malobane calls on public transport operators to prioritise safety
MEC Sizakele Nkosi-Malobane says they will take appropriate action to minimise the fatal crashes reported this Easter weekend.
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Queen Elizabeth attends Easter service at Windsor
The British monarch was greeted at the chapel by the Dean of Windsor David Conner, who will conduct the wedding service on 19 May.
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JMPD urges motorists, pedestrians to be cautious on the roads
The Easter weekend is drawing to an end and, so far, over 200 people have been arrested for drunken driving.
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10 killed on WC roads since start of Easter weekend
In one incident along Houwhoek Pass, a woman and a toddler died after the driver of the vehicle they were in lost control and went down the mountain side.
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Authorities on high alert as traffic volumes expected to increase
In Johannesburg, the Metro Police Department says operations are in place to monitor traffic,
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RTMC expects traffic volumes to decrease
Law enforcement agencies say an integrated law plan is underway across all roads in Gauteng.
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Rainy weather expected to hit different parts of SA
The service says thunderstorms are expected in Gauteng and parts of KwaZulu-Natal.
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Gauteng Safety depart launches law enforcement plan for Easter Weekend
MEC Sizakele Nkosi-Malobane says anyone who does not comply with the rules of the road will be dealt with.
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[WATCH] Makhuba: Taxi drivers need to be safe this Easter
Johannesburg Transport MMC Nonhlanhla Makhuba visits taxi ranks in the city ahead of the Easter long weekend to promote driver safety.
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Home Affairs still faces security challenges at various borders
Minister Malusi Gigaba says officials have been fraudulently stamping travellers’ documents and some were arrested during the festive season.
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Gigaba: Home Affairs ready for busy Easter long weekend
Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba says plans have been put in place to make sure operations run smoothly at all South Africa’s ports of entry.
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JMPD warns motorists to behave ahead of Easter weekend
JMPD says roadblocks will be set up on all major and busy roads and freeways. Johannesburg emergency services will remain on high alert throughout the long weekend.
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CT officials gearing up for Easter long weekend
Law enforcement authorities say they are extremely concerned about the behaviour of drivers and the absolute contempt many have for the law.
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RAF to meet families of Easter weekend accidents victims
In KwaZulu-Natal at least 50 people were killed in accidents involving public transport in Port Shepstone and near Nkandla.
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10 people killed in taxi collision near Port Shepstone
It’s understood that three minibus taxis collided on Monday night when one of the drivers tried to overtake a vehicle on the N2 at Umzumbe near Port Shepstone.
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3 die on N3 in KZN after two taxis collide
At least 35 other people have been injured during the accident. The cause of the crash is not yet known.
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[UPDATE] 14 people die on WC roads during Easter Weekend
This includes 8 people, including 4 children, who died when their vehicle collided head-on with a bus on the N7 near Klawer.
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RTMC expects traffic to build up as Easter holidays draw to an end
The N3 toll concession between Gauteng and KZN says Easter Monday usually records the year’s highest volumes of traffic.
