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Britain beats Checkers in trolley shock

A grocery basket at Morrisons in Britain came out R3.09 cheaper than Checkers, but South Africa still won on meat and fresh produce prices locally.

Inkosi quits university over throne fear

Inkosi Ntobeko Msingaphantsi says he quit his UKZN studies because he feared for his life during the amaBhaca throne dispute.

Your groceries cost nearly double what they did five years ago

Branded cake flour cost R21.99 in 2021 and R44.99 today. Sugar is up 70%, a dozen eggs up 83%, and the minimum wage rose 39%.

KZN news bites: Bergville doctor wows London with powerful health speech

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

Extreme weather threatens to wipe out South African food supplies

Top scientists warn that extreme heat and drying rivers could soon wipe out half of all food production in South Africa by the year 2050.

Pirates stand one win from glory

Orlando Pirates can win the Betway Premiership by beating Durban City, with Mamelodi Sundowns already finished and unable to add more points.

AK47 links prison suspect to murdered royal couple

Police say an AK47 found in a Gauteng murder case has been linked to the 2023 killing of Inkosi Siphamandla Khumalo and his wife.

Ngizwe denies burning his own home

Ngizwe Mchunu has denied burning his own family home after a fire destroyed his children's schoolbooks and supporters began raising money to rebuild the property.

A crop that could replace maize meal is already on sale in Tzaneen

Changa Mathebula in Tzaneen is selling cassava products before the government approves the crop, and claims one hectare earns more than three times what maize does.

Taxi hike may cost Cape Town woman her flat

Western Cape taxi fares will rise on 18 May. In Philippi East, a R5 increase on one local route may cost a woman her formal housing.

Podcast: Inside Cyril’s couch lottery

Rob Rose and Zukile Majova are back for episode seven of Sharp Sharp, the weekly podcast on South African politics, money and power from Currency News and Scrolla.Africa.

Clan blasts protest ‘prince’ over throne claim

The Ntombela royal family says March and March figure Fihliwe Ngobamakhosi Ntombela is not their future chief and must stop misleading people about his title.