IsiZulu Data Lite

Tonique McKenzie left her real estate job because she could not afford the transport to get there. Now she is unemployed, raising a five-year-old, and has R300 left at month end.

Amos Sambo wakes at 3am, holds a government job, and runs five businesses after hours. Three villagers in Shikhumba now have jobs because he decided one income was not enough.

King Misuzulu kaZwelithini has apologised after a leaked video showed him insulting Queen Nomzamo kaMyeni and later calling Shembe Nazareth Baptist Church leader, Inkosi Mduduzi Nyazilwezulu Shembe of eBuhleni, an idiot. The fallout has sparked serious debate about royal conduct and the standards expected of those who occupy the throne, writes Celani Sikhakhanein Mzansi Royals.

King Misuzulu kaZwelithini has apologised to the Shembe Nazareth Baptist Church after a leaked video showed him calling its leader an idiot during a private family recording.

SereniMind uses an AI chatbot to give young Africans personalised wellness support and help them find qualified therapists when they need professional care.

An inquest has found there is enough evidence for tavern owner Vuyokazi Ndevu, manager Siyakhangela Ndevu, a bouncer, a police sergeant and a liquor board inspector to answer to charges over 21 deaths at Enyobeni Tavern.

DJ Prince Kaybee has rejected a R500,000 offer to box Cassper Nyovest, saying he will only step into the ring for R3 million or more.

Police and soldiers arrested more than 70 people, including seven women, during an illegal mining raid at Bundu Inn in Mohlakeng on Friday.

Government wants stronger protection for the Springboks and All Blacks tour, but Solidarity says the attached BEE rules give the state too much control.

SPAR has recalled several yoghurt products over a production fault that could cause stomach upset. Refunds are available even without a receipt.

The country's biggest retailer faces fresh scrutiny as the Human Rights Commission wraps up a week-long probe into why millions of South Africans still go to bed hungry.

Two secret police witnesses are fighting to hide their names before exposing how top prosecuting bosses allegedly protected a powerful crime intelligence boss from charges.