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Cyclone Eloise had battered southern parts of Africa leaving 15 people dead and scores injured with crops and infrastructural damage.
The effects of the devastation was also seen in many areas of the Limpopo province.
The Masjid in Thohoyondou was also damaged due to the floods.
Radio Islam spoke to Ml Aamir Patel, the Imam of the Thohoyondou Jumuah Masjid.
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