Tembisa driver in court for rape; Mudslides collapse Durban homes: Today’s top 7 stories

Author: Thapelo LekabePublished on: September 18, 2026Country: South Africa

Crime & Law

Tembisa driver in court for rape; Mudslides collapse Durban homes: Today’s top 7 stories

A Tembisa driver has appeared in court facing rape charges. Meanwhile, mudslides in Durban have caused several homes to collapse, leading to evacuations and significant property damage. These events highlight the increasing challenges posed by extreme weather conditions in the region.

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