Ukhozi FM is one of South Africa’s biggest radio stations and a major voice in Zulu-language broadcasting. If you want quick updates on local events, traffic and community news, this tag page gathers our stories related to the station and its audience.
We track how Ukhozi FM covers big events — like severe weather that shuts down the N3 highway, local protests in Diepkloof, or national entertainment moves that matter to listeners. You’ll find summaries of reports, links to full stories, and notes on how the station handled live updates.
Want to follow presenters and station moves? We highlight notable shifts across South African airwaves — for example when big-name DJs change stations or when key shows shuffle slots. That matters because presenter changes shift what listeners hear every day.
For commuters, traffic and severe weather updates are the bread and the butter. Ukhozi FM listeners rely on timely alerts during storms, road closures and emergencies. Our coverage points you to the latest official notices and practical tips so you stay safe and get where you need to go.
Music and culture are central too. Ukhozi FM mixes talk, music and community features that reflect local tastes. We flag standout interviews, popular music segments and cultural moments that resonate with Zulu-speaking audiences across the region.
Sport and national news get airtime as well. When big football matches, political events or national stories break, Ukhozi FM often gives a local angle — panel discussions, caller feedback and on-the-ground reports. We collect those stories here so you can catch the context along with the headlines.
How to use this tag page: scan the latest posts for quick reads, click through to full articles for details, and use search on our site to find older coverage. If you prefer audio, check Ukhozi FM’s live stream and podcast pages for recorded interviews and special shows.
Want to stay in the loop? Follow Ukhozi FM on social channels, subscribe to Daily Africa Global News alerts, or sign up for newsletters that highlight the most important local stories each week. That way you don’t miss rolling updates during breaking events.
If you’re a journalist, a listener or just curious, this tag page helps you see how radio shapes daily life — from traffic to entertainment to community action. Keep checking back: we add relevant articles and updates whenever Ukhozi FM intersects with major local or national stories.
Have a tip or a community story? Send it to the station or to our newsroom — first-hand leads help speed up alerts and bring local voices to national attention. Ukhozi FM often features listener calls and community reports, so radio tips can turn into live interviews or follow-up articles. If you cover an event, record short audio on your phone, note the time and place, and email it with clear contact details. We also publish event guides and show rundowns so you know when hosts will discuss key topics. Stay vocal — local reporting works when people speak up.
Zanele Mbokazi-Nkambule, influential founder of the Crown Gospel Music Awards and distinctive voice at Ukhozi FM, has passed away at age 52 after a battle with lung cancer. Her husband confirmed she died during minor surgery in Durban on August 12, 2024. Her death has prompted a wave of condolences and heartfelt tributes from the South African music and media community.