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

The City of Johannesburg has delayed reopening its public pools by a month, and may keep 21 of the city's 57 pools closed all season, hitting businesses like Boitumelo Maepa's.

Deputy Water and Sanitation Minister Jack Bloom found a "poo lake," a woman with 40 years of sewage in her home, and a city with 13,000 leaks during his August tour of Gauteng and eThekwini.

Woolworths has recalled a batch of WBeauty shampoo after finding bacteria in it. Refunds are available with no receipt needed.

Cape Town photographer Luvuyo Wogqoyi is fighting for his life after kidney failure. He's not asking for himself, he's asking so his six-year-old daughter still has a father.

The Health Department says patients receiving different looking medicine, or told their usual brand is out of stock, should not assume anything is wrong with their treatment.

Nearly two in three young South Africans are unemployed, with economists warning that poor education and a lack of skills are making matters worse.

South Africans already struggling with living costs are cutting spending again after sharp fuel increases made driving and everyday life more expensive.

An internship can improve your chances of finding work, but it is not a guarantee, says labour economist Professor Derick Blaauw, as South Africa's youth unemployment rate sits at 47.4%.

Gaudencia Dube works full time in Johannesburg and runs a nail studio on weekends, after her monthly budget showed her salary alone was not enough.

Tirhani Mashau, 62, quit her job after 23 years when her provident fund fell short, and turned a difficult decision into work for three women.

Eskom made R30.3 billion in profit this year. It didn't come from selling more electricity, sales actually dropped. It came from what you're now paying per unit.