Kyle Zeeman

1 week ago | citizen.co.za | Kyle Zeeman

SA-born international superstar DJ Black Coffee has come to the aid of flood victims in the Eastern Cape. At least 88 people have died following devastating weather and flooding in the province. Rescuers claim that around 10 000 people have been displaced, and 3 000 homes damaged or destroyed. At least 1 500 have been relocated to temporary shelters in community halls and other structures.

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Kyle Zeeman

NowWATCH: ‘Even Donald Trump is scared of the EFF’ – MalemaEFF leader Julius Malema has taken fresh shots at Donald Trump, claiming the US President is “scared” of the party. Malema was a topic of conversation …NowCape Town citizens unite to document urban biodiversityFrom kelp forests to city gardens, Cape Town locals go wild spotting over 3,500 species in a fun citizen science challenge that also helps to boost conservation.

1 week ago | citizen.co.za | Kyle Zeeman

EFF leader Julius Malema has taken fresh shots at Donald Trump, claiming the US President is “scared” of the party. Malema was a topic of conversation during SA President Cyril Ramaphosa’s visit to the White House last month. There, Trump played a video of Malema chanting the controversial “Kill the Boer” chant and questioned why the Red Beret leader had not been arrested.

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Kyle Zeeman

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1 week ago | citizen.co.za | Kyle Zeeman

As the death toll in the Eastern Cape rises to at least 88 people, officials have reportedly confirmed that some of the areas hardest hit by flooding this week were occupied illegally. Rescuers claim that around 10 000 people have been displaced, and 3 000 homes damaged or destroyed. At least 1 500 have been relocated to temporary shelters in community halls and other structures. Thursday has been declared an official day of mourning.