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Franschhoek Pass closure to end for festive season as R1.2 billion upgrade continues
Franschhoek Pass could reopen for festive season under controlled conditions as major flood-recovery and road upgrade project advances.
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Gamtoos Ferry Hotel set to reopen after devastating May floods
The Gamtoos Ferry Hotel is set to reopen on 1 October after months of rebuilding following extensive damage caused by the May floods.
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Kouga farmers raise flood and FMD concerns with Agriculture Minister
Kouga farmers discussed flood and FMD challenges with Agriculture Minister Aucamp, seeking support for recovery and disease management.
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Kruger National Park culvert repairs completed ahead of National Parks Week
Rebuilt culverts at Kruger National Park officially opened ahead of National Parks Week, marking progress in flood recovery efforts.
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Transnet completes Cape Mainline repairs after May storm damage
Cape Mainline railway fully restored after May storms caused damage at seven locations, disrupting operations for more than two months.
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R62 reconstruction on track to reopen both lanes within two months
R62 reconstruction between Kareedouw and Joubertina is progressing well, with both lanes expected to reopen within two months after flood damage.
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WATCH | Bontebok National Park to reopen after May floods
Bontebok National Park will reopen from 1 August following May floods that damaged riverside chalets and infrastructure along the Breede River.
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Storm-damaged Kloof Road to reopen by mid-December
Kloof Road in Camps Bay is on track to reopen by mid-December as repairs continue on the storm-damaged route despite winter and steep terrain.
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Two Western Cape passes closed indefinitely after flood damage
The Franschhoek and Meiringspoort passes remain closed due to significant damage caused by floods in May.
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WATCH | Floods force Baviaanskloof Reserve shut until December 2026
The Baviaanskloof Nature Reserve will remain closed until December 2026 after floods devastated roads, threatening the region’s tourism economy.
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