Johannesburg — The death toll following a collision between a train and truck in Mpumalanga on Friday morning had reached 26 by late afternoon, the department of public enterprise said.
"The minister is deeply saddened by what transpired at 7am this morning," said Public Enterprises Minister Malusi Gigaba's spokesman, Mayihlone Tshwete.
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