Western cape disaster management
WC braces for latest cold front to make landfall
The Western Cape government said that disaster management centres across the province and emergency responders were on standby for the severe storm that's...
The Knysna fire has claimed another life bringing the death toll to four, the Western Cape government has confirmed.
The flooding has brought misery to over 1,000 residents in Strand, Khayelitsha, Delft and Gugulethu.
A man lost his life on Saturday after his house caught alight in Atlantis.
The City of Cape Town has promised to upgrade the area which was gutted by fire on Monday.
A boy has lost his life after his house caught fire in Parow, Cape Town.
Heavy rain lashed the Western Cape over the weekend, causing several road closures.
Two women died in shack fires on Saturday morning while others were left homeless.
A homeless man has lost his life after a cave collapsed on them in Hout Bay on Wednesday night.
Two unresponsive men were found huddled under wet cardboard boxes in Kuilsriver.
A 28-year-old woman and her four-year-old son were killed when their shack caught fire on Sunday.
More than 50,000 people have been affected by flooding in the Western Cape.
Residents from informal settlements have been left destitute following heavy rains.
A 28-year-old man and an eight-month-old baby were killed in separate fires.
Disaster management says the human element always plays a big role in vegetation fires.
Fires in and around the WC over the weekend has left 3 dead and 17 homeless.
3 people have died in separate shack fires in Cape Town.
WC Disaster Management will assess damage caused by weather over the weekend.
Children at Lisak-Hanya Educare Centre will not be coming to school today.