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Monday, 25 December, 2000, 07:05 GMT
Twenty killed in South African crash

The South African Transport Minister, Dullah Omar, has announced an official investigation into a bus crash, which killed twenty people, including six children.

More than forty others on board were injured, when the vehicle plunged off a mountain pass sixty kilometres north of the city of East London.

Police said the driver lost control on a bend and the vehicle fell thirty metres down an embankment.

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