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Zulu F. A.

Full name: Inhlangano Yebhola Likanobhutshuz'wayo YakwaZulu (I. Y. L. Y.)

Founded: 11 December 2017 


N. B. The star on top of the crest is from the AFCON 1996 victory as South Africa. 

HOME: Green with black stripe on left behind crest. 

AWAY: Red shirt with black stripe from left shoulder to bottom right abdomen behind crest. 
Both home & away kits worn with black shorts.
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