These SEVEN rivers in South Africa are contaminated with CHOLERA. Here is a list of the affected provinces and rivers.

These FIVE provinces have combined confirmed 198 cholera cases and 43 deaths. Here is a list of the affected provinces and rivers.

The cholera outbreak death toll climbed to 43, but the national health department expressed satisfaction with efforts to curb transmission.

The death toll from cholera in South Africa is up to 32 after a second fatality was recorded in the Free State on Thursday.

The City of Tshwane has allocated R450million to upgrade Rooiwal Water treatment plant- a process that could take three years.

The cholera outbreak has claimed 31 lives, with the majority of fatalities concentrated in Gauteng, which is home to the epicentre.

Watch news in a minute for a summary of Mpumalanga confirmed its first cholera case on Wednesday, 31 May story.

The 73-year-old woman died after being admitted to Mmametlhake Hospital with cholera symptoms. Tests later confirmed she had the disease.

The Cholera outbreak spreads to another province as two laboratory-confirmed cases are reported in North West.

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Watch news in a minute for a summary At least two more people have died of cholera in the Hammanskraal area story.

The cholera outbreak in Hammanskraal intensified, with the death toll reaching 17. Twenty-nine lab-confirmed cases have been reported.

Amnesty International South Africa urges immediate intervention as a cholera outbreak claims 15 lives in Hammanskraal.

The source of a cholera outbreak in Hammanskraal, Tshwane remains a mystery as at least 15 people have died.

City of Tshwane Mayor, Cilliers Brink was chased away by angry protestors outside Jubilee Hospital in Hammanskraal.

The Cholera outbreak has affected many African countries. E.g Malawi’s current outbreak, the worst in two decades, has claimed many lives.

The Gauteng Department of Health confirmed a Cholera outbreak in Hammanskraal. Two children have died as the death toll increases.

An outbreak of cholera has killed at least 10 people near Pretoria, health authorities said, urging the public to be “extra vigilant”.

About three Cholera cases have been confirmed in Alexandra after the baptismal ceremony held in the notorious Juskei River.

Ten Cholera cases including one death have been recorded in the country since February. All cases were recorded in Gauteng.

The department of Health investigated the possibility of Cholera in rivers after there three people were baptised in the Jukskei River.

ICT Minister of Namibia, Peya Mushelenga announced after Cyclone Freddy delivering decisions from the fourth cabinet meeting held this week.

The Department of Health in South Africa is calling on citizens to take measures to prevent the spread of cholera after cases were reported.

The Health Department’s Foster Mohale said the cholera cases were detected under the City of Johannesburg in Diepsloot and Ekurhuleni.

According to the UN, there were over 19 000 confirmed cases of cholera reported across eight of Mozambique’s provinces.