KZN has approached national government requesting that it declares the situation in the province a national disaster.
JOHANNESBURG – The KwaZulu-Natal government said that it was unable to cope with the impact of the damage caused by deadly floods in the province on Easter weekend.
Seventy people died when heavy rains ravaged KwaZulu-Natal, leaving many injured and thousands without houses.
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