South African families who rely on cheap meat like beef tripe and chicken feet are struggling because prices have jumped by up to 65 percent.

DJ Maphorisa plans to print out a picture of Nota for security guards to ban him from entering his big Scorpion Kings concert in November.

The US and Iran have traded strikes in the most serious clash since their ceasefire began a month ago, with both sides accusing the other of starting it.

The Constitutional Court says Parliament broke the law when it voted to stop an impeachment inquiry into President Cyril Ramaphosa over the Phala Phala robbery.

Many South Africans dodge financial advisers to save cash, but Momentum Savings boss Andile Jonas warns that managing your own money can become very expensive.

The state has dragged former health minister Peggy Nkonyeni out of retirement to face old corruption charges over a massive hospital water and oxygen scam.

King Misuzulu kaZwelithini is in a serious condition in a Durban intensive care unit after returning from a long weekend birthday party in neighbouring eSwatini.

Sky-high prices at the Government Employees Medical Scheme force thousands of state workers to dump their health cover just to put food on the table.

Rob Rose and Zukile Majova are back for episode six of Sharp Sharp, the weekly podcast on South African politics, money and power from Currency News and Scrolla.Africa.

A young Limpopo student who grew up without parents now makes around R4,000 a month selling traditional beads and skirts to feed her little daughter.

A grandfather from Utrecht finally has electricity in his home after relying on expensive paraffin and candles every single day since arriving there in 1969.

Celani Sikhakhane brings you KwaZulu-Natal’s latest news.