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Rescue SA saves parts of Filipino hospital
The rescue team says its members are now treating hundreds of locals.
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Another death in Palompon
Eight people have died in the town of Palompon from Super Typhoon Haiyan.
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SA NGO begins Philippines relief efforts
The organisation is in Leyte province where it is helping typhoon survivors.
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Worst-hit areas receive aid
Thousands of Filipinos in Leyte Province will receive relief aid and much needed medical attention.
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Premature births rise after typhoon
Many women have given birth prematurely due to the stress of Super Typhoon Haiyan.
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SA rescue team bound for Ormoc
The Gift of the Givers rescue team will board a Swedish army plane to Ormoc.
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Filipinos bow heads in prayer
Despite the mass destruction, people continue to gather at wrecked church buildings.
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SA rescue efforts in Philippines delayed
Gift of the Givers had to postpone travel due to logistical difficulties in the devastated nation.
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Typhoon death toll revised to 4,000
The UN estimates two million people have been displaced by the typhoon.
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SA rescue efforts underway in Philippines
Two SA organisations will support the operations. An EWN reporter is travelling with them.
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Typhoon death toll surges
Filipino officials confirmed deaths nationwide rose by more than 1,200 overnight to 3,621 on Friday.
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SA NGO en route to Philippines
Gift of the Givers will assist with the humanitarian crisis after Super Typhoon Haiyan.
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US carrier begins Philippine storm relief
The aircraft carrier started unloading food and water to the typhoon-ravaged central Philippines.
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Aid for Filipinos looted
Widespread looting of rice stocks and other supplies broke out in Leyte province.
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Typhoon: Survivors loot and dig up water
Eight people were crushed to death when looters raided rice stockpiles in a government warehouse.
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Typhoon: MSF sends SA team
MSF has assembled a team of South African specialists to assist in the typhoon-ravaged Philippines.
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'Philippines death toll overstated'
The President says the death toll from Typhoon Haiyan is closer to 2,000 or 2,500.
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Rescue SA ready to help Philippines
Anywhere between 10,000 and 20,000 people are feared dead after Typhoon Haiyan struck on Friday.
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Warships assist with Filipino relief
Aid trucks have struggled to enter the city because of the stream of people and vehicles leaving.
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Rescue efforts continue in Philippines
Gift of the Givers has set aside R2m to distribute relief aid to Typhoon Haiyan victims.
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Typhoon Haiyan toll may hit 10,000
Vietnam authorities have moved 883,000 people in 11 central provinces to safe zones.
