A deadly car collision has resulted in the death of 32 people and left many more injured.
A collision between a bus and a car killed 32 and injured 4 people in Osizweni, KwaZulu-Natal Province on Thursday, authorities said.
Authorities did not say what caused the accident.
Emergency Medical Rescue Services Spokesperson, Robert Mckenzie, said without giving further details that Paramedics were still on the scene, treating the victims.
South Africa is notorious for road carnages, which claim over 1,000 lives per month, causing huge social and economic losses.
According to the Ministry of Transport, Road crashes cost South Africa 300 billion rand (about 21 billion dollars) per annum, in direct and indirect costs.
The Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC) has vowed to reduce the number of road casualties this year by 25 per cent and achieve a 50 per cent reduction in road accidents by 2020.