Ramaphosa will speak to parliament on the catastrophic floods.
Mr. Ramaphosa stated that more than $63 million (£50 million) has already been put available for disaster relief, with additional funds to be awarded through parliamentary processes.
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President Cyril Ramaphosa of South Africa will speak to both houses of parliament on Tuesday about the floods in the KwaZulu-Natal state.
After declaring the flooding a national disaster, he is expected to describe the government's response and any additional financing.
There are still numerous areas that haven't gotten any kind of help.
Mr. Ramaphosa stated that more than $63 million (£50 million) has already been put available for disaster relief, with additional funds to be awarded through parliamentary processes.
The disaster relief is planned to be overseen by an ad hoc group.
This comes as a technical team from the United Nations (UN) arrived in the region on Monday for a three-day tour.
The UN's technical team in South Africa will meet with a variety of stakeholders, including the provincial disaster team and the eThekwini Municipality, to determine which regions they can assist.
Thousands of people have been uprooted and several are still missing as a result of disastrous floods that occurred a little over two weeks ago.
