We’ve seen a number of pictures on social media of what looks like a decent sized blaze along Victoria Road, just past the 12 Apostles Hotel.
In times of national disaster people often rally around a symbol of hope, and for Mexico that was Frida Sofia. The only problem is that the 12-year-old never existed.
Hurricane Irma might be on her way out, losing power after making landfall in the US, but what she has left behind will forever go down in the record books.
Richard Branson has been living in the British Virgin Islands for many years, but never before has he seen anything like Hurricane Irma.
Category 4 Hurricane Irma made landfall on Sunday morning, resulting in a full day of damage. It looks chaotic out there, but one South African still managed a sense of humour.l
After the yacht they were looking after was destroyed, a British couple was forced to seek refuge in a half-destroyed hotel. It’s not five-star living.
The Donald has property dotted around the globe (and he will tell you all about them), although at the moment the fate of his St. Martin property is uncertain.
The couple bears the names of the two major hurricanes that have threatened the north American continent, and the reason why is just as romantic.
Hurricane Irma has been flexing her muscles for a few days now, and the result of the 300 km/h winds is complete and utter destruction.
Following Hurricane Harvey, Irma has caused even more destruction in the Caribbean. That includes destroying buildings on Branson’s private island.
Yesterday, the City of Cape Town announced Level Five water restrictions in an effort to get both residential and commercial properties to buckle down.
Hurricane Harvey has brought with it the most amount of rain ever to fall on the continent of the US, so it’s no wonder some roads are looking like rivers. Where the boats at?
Last week Monday, Sierra Leone experienced one of its worst natural disasters in two decades. Chances are that information might have passed you by.
AfriForum put South Africa’s premier forensic scientist to work, hiring him to investigate the origins of the Knysna Fires. His findings differed from that of the fire department’s.
The City of Cape Town has finally come to the party, announcing three potential desalination sites in an effort to create more potable water.
A new forensic report on the Knysna fires has been released to the media, and it looks like someone out there is going to be hot under the collar.
Nearly causing the greatest aviation disaster in history, here is the latest on what happened that near-fateful evening. Talk about a close shave.
Our #DikWednesday storm wreaked havoc in areas like Sea Point, but I don’t remember it moving cars around. These New York tornadoes don’t mess around.
It’s been just over a month since Knysna was ravaged by flames, so one photographer took his microlight out to get the birds-eye view.
You’ve probably watched the drone footage and seen the pictures, but what is it like to take a drive around Knysna to chat with those affected?
An apartment tower in London was engulfed in flames last night and, although there are no known casualties yet, people were seen jumping from the building.
The fire raging up the coast has caused extensive devastation in the Knysna and Plett areas, and this drone footage just about sums up what’s left behind.
As the Cape Storm ravaged through the peninsula yesterday, the areas surrounding Knysna had their own disaster to deal with: a truly horrific fire.
There have been many mixed messages doing the rounds about the safety of the city’s drinking water, so let’s clarify a few things bright and early on a Monday.
A building in Jozi caught fire yesterday, and during the pandemonium there was one shining star who gave the most entertainingly informative interview.
There are around 1 500 active volcanoes across the globe, but these five stand out due to their ability to wreak havoc.
A moment captured during a Queer Dance Party for Climate Justice outside Ivanka Trump’s house has won the Internet, and it’s all about Dianne Bruce.
Cape Town is running dry, and it’s nearly time for the City to implement their disaster plan. Before that happens, maybe you could try save a little more.
As dark smoked billowed across Dubai yesterday, one thing became clear: the metropolis needs to work on the increasing amount of skyscrapers catching fire.
A Peruvian Airlines plane caught alight after it landed on the runway, causing passengers to flee from the flames.