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Ten people were killed and thirty others injured when a Mzansi Express bus travelling from Zimbabwe to Johannesburg was involved in an accident in South Africa.
The incident occurred shortly after midnight on Wednesday morning. Reports indicate that the bus overturned after the driver, who was reportedly unfamiliar with the area, sped over a roundabout on the N1 highway near Makhado.
Limpopo Transport and Community Safety MEC Violet Mathye confirmed the accident, saying the ten victims—five men and five women—were all foreign nationals.
Among the injured, more than thirty passengers were injured, with twelve in serious condition. Said Mathye:
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According to reports, the bus drove over a roundabout, the last traffic circle from Makhado toward Polokwane, at a high speed, lost control and overturned, killing and injuring its passengers in the process.
The bus driver is reportedly new in his job and not familiar with the surroundings. The scene has been cleared, and the injured passengers have been taken to various hospitals in Makhado.
</blockquote>
Mathye expressed condolences to the families of the victims and urged motorists to remain vigilant and drive with caution.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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A bus crashed in South Africa while going from Zimbabwe to Johannesburg. Ten people died and thirty got hurt. The driver was new and didn't know the area. The bus flipped over on the highway. The victims were all from other countries. The injured passengers went to hospitals in Makhado. People are sad about the accident and want drivers to be careful.

10 Killed, 30 Injured As A Mzansi Express Bus Travelling From Zimbabwe To Johannesburg Overturns In Limpopo

South Africa’s Deputy Minister of Health, Dr Sibongiseni Dhlomo on Monday, 15 January said two laboratory-confirmed cases of cholera in Limpopo were imported from Zimbabwe.
According to a statement published on the South African Government website yesterday, a 43-year-old male cholera patient from Zimbabwe tested positive and has since been discharged from Musina Hospital.
The other patient, a 27-year-old man, also from Zimbabwe, was still in isolation at Hellen Franz Hospital.
Dhlomo urged members of the public to be vigilant and maintain personal hygiene follwing the confirmation of the two cholera cases. Reads part of the statement:
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The Deputy Minister of Health, Dr Sibongiseni Dhlomo urges members of the public to be vigilant and maintain personal hygiene as the country records two laboratory-confirmed cases of cholera in Limpopo.
Both cases are imported from Zimbabwe.
The first case was confirmed in the Musina sub-district in Vhembe District. The 43-year-old male patient tested positive and has since been discharged from Musina Hospital.
The second case is a 27-year-old man, also from Zimbabwe who presented at Hellen Franz Hospital under Capricorn District Municipality, with a history of abdominal cramps, watery diarrhoea and vomiting that started on 11 January 2024.
The patient travelled to Zimbabwe on 9 December 2023 and returned to South Africa on 10 January 2024. His health condition is stable and still in isolation at the hospital.
His contacts were identified, and the local outbreak response team has been activated to conduct further investigations and provide health education to contacts.
The country remains on high alert for possible imported cholera cases from neighbouring Zimbabwe which is currently battling the outbreak of the disease which has so far claimed over 200 lives.
The department in collaboration with the Border Management Authority, has intensified health screening at the Beitbridge border post to mitigate against the imported cholera cases from Zimbabwe.
Deputy Minister Dhlomo thanks these suspected cholera patients for being honest with their travel history and fully cooperating with health officials and appeals to all those with a travel history to cholera outbreak areas to do the same to save lives and prevent further transmission to other people.
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Dhlomo appealed to travellers along N1 from Musina and other parts of the country to avoid using known or suspected contaminated surfaces, especially in public places.
He said members of the public should wash hands thoroughly with soap before handling food or after using the bathroom to prevent possible infection. Reads the statement:
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All people who experience cholera-like symptoms (stomach cramps, diarrhoea, and dehydration and vomiting), with or without a travel history to cholera endemic countries and areas, are also urged to present themselves to the nearest health facilities without delays. Never drink water from unsafe sources such as rivers, dams, or streams, unless boiled or disinfected first.
</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

Two Cholera Cases Detected In Limpopo "Imported From Zimbabwe", Says SA Deputy Health Minister

Two Zimbabwean nationals who recently arrived in South Africa after travelling for year-end festivities back home were admitted at different hospitals in South Africa’s Limpopo Province after they contracted cholera.
Provincial health spokesperson in Limpopo, Thilivhali Muavha said the two patients are men, aged 43 and 27. Muavha said (<a href="https://www.iol.co.za/news/south-africa/cholera-confirmed-in-limpopo-as-two-zimbabwean-nationals-hospitalised-40c9c083-1c3d-4d6c-a959-1504d7ccf7f4">via IOL</a>):
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The Limpopo Department of Health would like to inform the public about two newly confirmed cases of cholera in the province.
The patients, both Zimbabwean men, aged 43 and 27, upon their return from the festivities, presented to Musina and Hellen Franz Hospitals, respectively, with cholera-like symptoms.
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He said when the two men visited the Limpopo health facilities, they were “immediately” admitted and tested. Added Muavha:
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Cholera is a highly infectious and potentially life-threatening disease caused by the bacterium Vibrio cholerae.
The most common symptoms include severe diarrhoea, vomiting, and dehydration. If left untreated, cholera can lead to severe complications and even death.
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He said when staff at the two institutions became aware of the suspected cholera cases, immediate measures were taken to ensure the patients’ admission and treatment following established protocols. Said Muavha:
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Our medical teams are closely monitoring their condition and providing the necessary medical care to facilitate their recovery.
We would like to emphasise that cholera is primarily transmitted through contaminated food and water.
Therefore, individuals must practice good hygiene, such as washing hands frequently with soap and clean water, especially before eating or preparing food.
</blockquote>
He appealed for calm but urged the public to be vigilant, and to promptly seek medical attention if they or anyone they know experience symptoms consistent with cholera.
Zimbabwe is currently battling a cholera outbreak, with the Health and Child Care Ministry updating over the weekend that the disease had spread to 58 of the country’s 64 districts.
More than more than 17 700 suspected cholera cases and 318 suspected cholera deaths have been recorded.
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Cholera: Two Zimbabwean Nationals Hospitalised In SA's Limpopo Province

South Africa’s Statistician-General, Risenga Maluleke, announced that a new language, Shona, has emerged in Limpopo province, which was not previously captured in the 2011 Census.
Presenting the 2022 Census Report to Premier Stanley Mathabatha in Polokwane, Risenga revealed that Shona is spoken in over 28,000 households, <a href="https://www.sabcnews.com/sabcnews/892803-2/?t=yS5NPDed-DJy6uTlHv0MIA&amp;s=08">SABC’s Rendani Raliphaswa</a> reported. The province’s population has now reached 6.6 million. Maluleke attributed the population growth to the influx of migrants from Zimbabwe. Rsenga said:
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Let’s look at this province: 55.5 % speak Sepedi followed by 17.4% who speak Tshivenda, followed by Xitsonga 17.3% but there is this one which was never there before Shona 1.6 %. So, the people from Zimbabwe are moving into this province and this is their first port-of-call which was never picked up in the previous Census. Now, this is what we are picking up.
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Meanwhile, Premier Stanley Mathabatha has voiced his worry about the migration of Limpopo province’s residents to places like Gauteng in search of better opportunities. He believes that to address this issue, they need to develop an education system that prepares their children for the needs of their community and industries. Mathabatha expressed frustration that the current education system does not teach students about mining, despite Limpopo having a mining-focused community. He emphasised the importance of relevance in education to ensure that their people can contribute to the local economy and address their community’s specific needs.
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Shona Is One Of The Emerging Languages In South Africa - Statistician-General Maluleke

Eight people (8) some of them believed to be Zimbabweans were killed in a road traffic accident near Musina town on 1 April 2023.
The now-deceased were travelling on a Toyota Quantum when it collided head-on with a delivery van.
The incident occurred before the Baobab Tollgate along the N1 highway at around 5 AM.
The <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/zimbabweans-feared-dead-in-south-africa-road-crash/">Chronicle</a> reported Limpopo’s Traffic and Community Safety spokesperson, Tidimalo Chuene as saying the driver of the minibus made an overtaking error resulting in the crash. She said:
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Indications are that the accident happened when a minibus taxi overtook unsafely on a barrier line and collided head-on with a light delivery vehicle.
Five men and three women died as a result of the accident while eight other people who sustained injuries were transported to nearby health facilities for medical attention.
</blockquote>
The road was reportedly temporarily closed for emergency services to attend to the scene.
A <a href="https://www.news24.com/citypress/voices/the-critical-state-of-road-safety-in-sa-20220715">report in 2022</a> said there are more than 800 000 road accidents in South Africa every year, translating to roughly 2 200 crashes every day.
Many road accident deaths were attributed to drivers and passengers not wearing seatbelts, speeding, and driving under the influence of alcohol.
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200009522/ed-demands-re-run-in-violence-hotspots">Pindula News</a>

Zimbabweans Feared Dead In Limpopo Province Kombi Accident

A South African man who allegedly killed seven family members on Christmas Day has appeared in the Malamulele Magistrate’s Court on multiple charges of murder.
Azwidohwi Enoch Ndou (52), a nurse from Limpopo Province faces seven charges of murder after he gunned down his relatives on Christmas morning in the Jimmy Jones Village in Malamulele, Limpopo.
The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA)’s Mashudu Malabi Dzhangi told the court that Ndou shot his family members as they were fighting over a stand that belonged to their father.
The victims have been identified as Mpho Donald Ndou (33), Ndivhuwo Douglas Ndou (33), Portia Mabasa (33), Rendani Winnus Ndou (12), Ronewa Ndou (4), Wanga Ndou (1), Dakalo Makondo Ndou (8) who died on her way to the hospital.
Ndou reportedly handed himself over to the Thohoyandou police station where he was arrested and charged for the murders.
The matter against Ndou has been postponed for further investigations and for him to get a legal representative.
He made a brief appearance before the court and was remanded in custody to 5 January 2022.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.iol.co.za/news/south-africa/limpopo/limpopo-man-who-murdered-seven-relatives-on-christmas-in-court-f220418b-184d-461f-bf61-e6b5b648d237">IOL</a></h4>

SA Man Who Shot Dead 7 Relatives On Christmas Day Appears In Court

Some Zimbabwean nationals living in South Africa’s Limpopo province have returned home after xenophobic attacks flared up there last month.
Zimbabweans who have been living and working in Tshino village, Thohoyandou, Vuwani were affected.
On the night of March 17, local residents torched about 8 houses belonging to foreign nationals, according to Spokesperson for the South African Police Service (SAPS) in Limpopo Colonel Moatshe Ngoepe.
Some Zimbaweans were sheltered by their employers on farms in Levubu several kilometres away.
A Zimbabwean national caught up in the attacks had to relocate 20km from the place he had been staying for the past 10 years. Tevera Mucheki had this to say:
<blockquote>I miss my fellow Zimbabweans. We used to stay as a family but we are now scattered in Limpopo. I lost my Zimbabwean passport, driver’s licence and customers who usually brought cars for repairs.
I have to start all over again … My previous employers donated clothes and food.
… Since 2008, foreigners have been subjected to such attacks and we do not notice any meaningful intervention from the government.</blockquote>
The spokesperson fro the Limpopo Premier, Kenny Mathivha downplayed the xenophobic attacks. He said:
<blockquote>Compared to other provinces, Limpopo has had less such attacks because of its integrated communities.
For example, you can’t have such in Musina because South African citizens in Musina have relatives in Zimbabwe and speak the same languages.
In Giyani and Phalaborwa, it’s difficult to distinguish a Tsonga-speaking person from a South African or Mozambican; same with Lephalale – the Limpopo people in that area speak Setswana.</blockquote>
Below is Tevera Mucheka who lost his bakkie and the house he has rented for over ten years in a xenophobic attack.
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