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Zulu Queen smashes 60 years of male bosses at Eswatini Bank
Zulu Queen Dr Nozizwe Mulela-Zulu, the first woman to lead Eswatini Bank in its 60-year history, says fear is still keeping women out of senior banking roles.
KZN news bites: ‘Back off my failing departments’ says Premier
Celani Sikhakhane brings you KwaZulu-Natal’s latest news.
Most South Africans leave retirement savings untouched
Adapted from an original article by Charles Savage, first published on Currency News.
Since the two-pot retirement system launched in September 2024, most South Africans...
‘We are confident,’ says impeachment chair ahead of Ramaphosa’s bid to stop inquiry
Impeachment committee chairperson Makashule Gana says he is confident the Western Cape High Court will side with the committee, as it fights President Ramaphosa's bid to halt its work.
Rihanna admits she’s ‘rusty’ in surprise NYC comeback
Rihanna made a surprise appearance at Jay-Z's Yankee Stadium concert, performing for the first time since a 2024 show in India, and admitted she felt "rusty."
Buthelezi axed as Zulu Prime Minister after Ingonyama Trust row
King Misuzulu kaZwelithini has fired Reverend Thulasizwe Buthelezi as Traditional Prime Minister of the Zulu nation, replacing him with Inkosi Phathisizwe Chiliza.
March and March vows bigger protests after leader is gunned down
The March and March movement says it will step up its nationwide protests after its Gauteng leader was shot dead and other members reportedly received death threats.
Madlanga Ward jokes grow as ninth witness falls ill, again
Businessman Suliman Carrim is unlikely to testify on Wednesday after falling ill again, making Investigating Directorate boss Andrea Johnson the ninth witness delayed on medical grounds.
Thirty five initiates die as illegal schools fuel tragedy
Thirty five initiates have died, 75 have been hospitalised and 180 rescued during South Africa's 2026 winter initiation season.
She didn’t inherit a farm, she built one anyway
Camilla Ndlovu did not inherit her farm. She went to the Land Bank first, researched farming, filed the paperwork, and found a farm to buy.
Her kotas cost more to fry as gas prices flare
Nhlanhla Nkosi fries kotas at her Protea Glen tuck shop using gas, the one fuel that got more expensive this July while petrol, diesel and paraffin all dropped.
KZN woman busted trying to pass herself off as Malawian in order to run off with boyfriend
A South African woman tried to pass herself off as Malawian at a Musina repatriation site, so she could leave the country with her boyfriend.

