When a deadly cholera outbreak struck Hammanskraal in May, the town was invaded by journalists, microphones, blue lights, and politicians.

The Department of Health in South Africa has issued a stern warning to citizens as the country grapples with a Cholera outbreak.

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

A video of monkeys seen bathing in black water tanks has been linked to Cholera-struck Jubilee District Hospital.

Cholera death toll rises to 22 as the first cholera related death in Mpumalanga province claims the life of elderly woman .

A few police trainees at the SAPS academy in Hammanskraal have also tested positive for cholera as there is an outbreak in the area.

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.

South Africans are expressing outrage as a cholera outbreak claims the lives of at least 15 residents in Hammanskraal, Tshwane.

The City of Tshwane says it sampled water from multiple sites in Temba and Hammanskraal and results were negative for cholera.

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

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

Villages in Hammanskraal have been using brownish and slimy water for almost 20 years which at some point was contaminated with human faeces.

According to the Gauteng Health Department, seven people from Hammanskraal have died from a diarrhoeal disease.

A complainant has cried foul after losing R80 000 from online car sellers who took his money and the purchased car leaving him stranded

Illegal firearms and dagga dealers were among the criminals that were swept out by TMPD in the Tshwane area

A two-year-old baby was allegedly bitten to death by a rat while sleeping in Ramotse village in Temba, Hammanskraal.

Various villages in Hammanskraal, have been using brownish and slimy water for almost 2 decades which at some point was contaminated with human faeces.