As South Africa marks Workers’ Month, this episode of Yilungelo Lakho focuses on workers who are left out of pocket after losing their jobs or not being paid for work completed. Joining us in studio are experts from the Department of Employment and Labour and SAFTU to unpack workers’ rights and the processes available to resolve such disputes.

Online content creaters (Influencers, Podcasters, YouTubers, Instagramers) are the latest targets in South African Revenue Services' crackdown on non-compliant taxpayers. How to navigate this as well as void falling foul.

Yilungelo Lakho discussed vehicle tracker terms & conditions, what causes claims to be rejected, rights & responsibilities consumers have & where to file complaints with Mashite Makgoo from the FAIS Ombud and Consumer Rights Activist Elias Shamatla.  

In a time of a harsh economic climate, many South Africans are searching for sustainable ways to earn a living. This episode of Yilungelo Lakho explores how small-scale farming is becoming a viable source of income.

Alicia Jali and guests: Zola Mbatha, Fiduciary Expert and Pastor X, Marriage Therapist unpack the financial , emotional and social cost of a divorce.

How motorists can avoid traffic infringement inconveniences ahead of embarking on a road trip this Easter long weekend. What the law(s) say about their right and how find recourse where there's a violation.

On this episode of Yilungelo Lakho, we explore whether ordinary South Africans can build long-term wealth through share investing. We are joined by financial freedom advocate Banzi Mcasa, who unpacks the basics of investing and long-term ownership. The Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) also explains how consumers can protect themselves, identify red flags, and verify whether an investment provider is authorised.

The risks of non-compliance with zoning regulations and how to avoid falling victim to hefty municipal penalties.