One of the world’s most active volcanoes, Krakatoa, erupted twice on Friday with the explosions heard 150 km away.

Five people have already died as a result of cyclone Kenneth and the government of Mozambique have now issued flood warnings.

Death toll figures are expected to rise as hope fades in the search for the missing.

Mozambique is braced for the impact of another cyclone as aid workers continue to assist the recovery efforts in the wake of Idai.

As South Africa’s Foreign Affairs Minister Lindiwe Sisulu said, the regional body of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) was completely unprepared for the disaster.

Cyclone Idai was one of the worst cyclones in decades to hit Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Malawi and Madagascar.

Rescuing efforts are continuing in Zimbabwe after Cyclone Idai wreaked devastation.

Another threat looms over Mozambique

Rescue missions continue in Mozambique as various disaster relief organisations and volunteers step in, including South African Military pilots.

Not all hope is lost. We can still help those who survived Cyclone Idai.

The death numbers are likely to increase, according to Mozambique’s head of state.

The “Child of Krakatoa” has violently erupted, leading to the Indonesia tsunami which claimed hundreds of lives over the weekend.

The destructive side of Mother Nature has gripped the Central American country.

The storm left a trail of death and destruction in KZN.

Rescue missions continued into the night around Mexico after the country was rocked by a powerful earthquake.

Over 200 people confirmed dead as Mexico is rocked by its worst earthquake in 32 years.