Five Eastern Cape mountain passes have reopened after heavy snowfall, but motorists are warned of wet, slippery and foggy conditions.
Four people were killed and four seriously injured in a head-on collision involving a VW Polo and minibus taxi on Gqeberha’s M4.
At least 12 people were killed in four separate crashes on Eastern Cape roads over two days, with authorities urging caution amid wet conditions.
A man was killed and two security guards were injured after a crash involving two cash-in-transit vehicles and a Hyundai H-1 on the N2 at Gamtoos Valley.
Six people were killed in a head-on crash on the N2 near Mooiplaas, outside KuGompo City, as wet roads and poor visibility raise safety concerns.
The Eastern Cape Department of Transport has urged motorists to drive cautiously as persistent winter weather creates slippery roads and poor visibility.
Three people have died after a Toyota Corolla overturned on the R409 near Ngqamakhwe, with speeding and reckless driving alleged as causes.
One person has died and 58 others were injured after a truck transporting seasonal farm workers overturned on the R331 near Patensie.
Kouga Executive Mayor Hattingh Bornman has declared a formal intergovernmental dispute over the neglect of provincial roads in the Kouga area.
A possible sinkhole on the R102 near Boskloof, Humansdorp, has forced lane closures as roads authorities rush to attend to the matter.