IsiZulu Data Lite

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

Berlina Telide fights to keep her Pimville street stall open as high prices force the grandmother to spend her stock money on bread and airtime.

A jobless father of ten children from rural KwaZulu-Natal sold his car and a cow to pay for a dream wedding with his new wife.

Doctor Phathiswa Sifuba-Makapela makes history as the very first chemical pathology specialist to finish her medical training inside her home Eastern Cape province this year.

A viral video from MacG's podcast has sparked a fierce online fight over how the Economic Freedom Fighters will handle immigrants living in South Africa.

Deadly storms have trapped thousands of people in their homes and forced officials to shut down more than a hundred schools across the country today.

The cost of paraffin jumped by over four rand on Wednesday. This huge increase hits poor families hard as the cold winter weather starts in May.

Thabang Moshoeshoe uses his PlayStation to build a real career in Ekurhuleni and teaches young people in his community how to make money playing games.

Servants working for the Zulu royal family are angry after their monthly wages were not paid last week, leaving them unable to visit their families.

Millions of people will still get their grant money this week after Sassa blocked the recent Post Office changes from messing with the payment cycle.

A security guard was shot dead while guarding a microgrid plant on Saturday as City Power warns that workers face major risks while protecting community infrastructure.

Heavy rain and strong winds will hit the Western Cape this week. Officials warn of flooding and mudslides that could damage roads and cut off services.