A Cape Town driver is attracting passengers with buckets of KFC and trays of cider on long distance trips to the Eastern Cape.

Codeta is bringing card and cellphone taxi payments to Cape Town ranks from 1 June to cut robberies and speed up trips.

The Constitutional Court has done more than revive the Phala Phala scandal. It has redrawn the political battlefield around President Cyril Ramaphosa at a delicate moment, writes Zukile Majova in Real Politics.

The bitter social media war against King Misuzulu’s third wife mirrors the nasty public divide between fans of Princess Diana and Queen Camilla in Britain, writes Celani Sikhakhane in Royals Mzansi.

Siza Khula is now available as a free app on the Google Play Store making it even easier for South Africans to get practical money help. 

Celani Sikhakhane brings you KwaZulu-Natal's latest news. Durban: The City of eThekwini has withdrawn its controversial decision to ban long distance minibus taxis from the...

President Cyril Ramaphosa praised the KwaZulu-Natal unity government for helping businesses create jobs while internal political fights threaten to collapse the current provincial coalition completely.

A massive storm has filled all five dams in Nelson Mandela Bay but heavy rain destroyed homes and forced thousands of people to run away.

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 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.