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Use Siza Khula to find out if you are overspending on groceries
Most people have no idea how much they should be spending on food. Siza Khula can tell you, and it uses real South African prices to do it.
This AmaNdebele King’s got jokes and social media loves it
AmaNdebele King Mbusi Mabhoko III has taken social media by storm with his humour, and will this week welcome home 300 boys who completed initiation safely.
Chiefs form new group, no politicians allowed
Young traditional leaders have formed a new organisation to fight for control over mining and land on their territories, and no politically aligned leaders are allowed in its leadership.
KZN news bites: Zulu King’s budget increased to R93.5 million
Celani Sikhakhane brings you KwaZulu-Natal’s latest news.
NPA finally gets its shot to challenge Omotoso’s acquittal
The Supreme Court of Appeal will hear the state's case against Timothy Omotoso's 2025 acquittal, after two lower court attempts were previously refused.
Unisa stops data allowance and leaves students stranded
Luyanda Dlamini borrowed money to buy data so she could write an assignment, after the University of South Africa stopped giving distance learning students their monthly data allowance.
South Africa on Ebola alert as hospitals prepare for outbreak
South Africa has no confirmed Ebola cases, but health officials are preparing hospitals, border posts and laboratories in case the deadly virus reaches the country.
R9,462 rent, R6,500 income, the maths that doesn’t add up
South Africa's average rent is reported at over R9,000 a month. In Khayelitsha, where most people live, that number describes almost nobody's reality.
Cat Matlala’s Madlanga testimony pushed to September after a fierce back and forth
Vusimuzi 'Cat' Matlala's Madlanga Commission testimony has been postponed again, to 1 September, after a tense exchange between the chairperson and his lawyer.
MPs clash over report they say lets the accused off too easy
MPs from across party lines have rejected Parliament's draft report into KwaZulu-Natal Police Commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi's allegations, saying it is too soft and leaves out key evidence.
Cat’s big day arrives, and this time nobody’s protecting him
Vusimuzi 'Cat' Matlala testifies before the Madlanga Commission on Wednesday, days after walking away from his plea deal and losing any shield from cross-examination.
Pay more, get less and nobody told this family why
Thandanani Nkomo thought the shopkeeper had scammed him. The units were short, the money was gone, and nobody had told him Eskom had raised its tariff three months earlier.

