Most popular baby names in South Africa
Updated | By Jacaranda FM
These are the most popular baby names in South Africa…
A name is more than just a label. It forms part of a person’s identity, influences how they’re perceived, and can even shape how they move through the world.
Although a person’s name carries significant weight, for many, the meaning behind that name is equally, if not more, important.
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In South Africa, the meaning and power of a name remain important.
According to the latest Recorded Live Births (RLB) data from Stats South Africa, parents in 2024 showed a clear preference for names that reflect joy, resilience, and cultural pride.
Top boys' names in South Africa
Based on the RLB of 2024, Lethabo, Lubanzi, and Nkazimulo were the top choices for boys' names.
Lethabo means joy or happiness, Lubanzi means wide or expansive, and Nkazimulo means glory or splendour.
Top girls' names in South Africa
For the girls, Onalerona, Zanokuhle, and Melokuhle were the most popular.
Onalerona means He (God) is with us, Zanokuhle means to come with or bring what is good, and Melokuhle, a unisex favourite, means stand for good or uphold what is beautiful.
Meanings proved to be more important than specific genders, as many names, including Lethabo, Nkanyezi, and Lesedi were shown to be gender neutral and used for both boys and girls.
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"These choices aren't just labels, they carry aspirations and values, expressed through names that speak to identity and hope for the future," said Stats SA.
"When it comes to second names, Junior was the most common for boys and Precious for girls, choices that often carry both personal and cultural meanings."
Top baby names in South Africa per province
Of course, each province also had its top baby names for the period.
Western Cape
Boys: Elijah, Noah, Ithalam, Liam, Lundanele, Luca, Muhammad, Luke, Mason, Caleb
Girls: Ithalam, Yamihle, Iyana, Imolathile, Leah, Okwenam, Olwemihla, Mia, Riley, Ava
Eastern Cape
Boys: Lundanele, Ithalam, Kungentando, Okwenam, Imolathile, Lubanzi, Akuminto, Indabele, Olwemihla, Othalive
Girls: Ithalam, Yamihle, Imolathile, Olwemihla, Okwenam, Iyana, Lundanele, Akuminto, Melokuhle, Kungentando
Northern Cape
Boys: Lethabo, Junior, Leano, Jayden, Larona, Lebone, Khumo, Warona, Elijah, Kamogel
Girls: Onalerona, Larona, Remoratile, Reatlegile, Warona, Omolemo, Leano, Remofilwe, Lelomo, Rethabile
Free State
Boys: Lethabo, Letlotlo, Amohelang, Lesedi, Katleho, Atlehang, Bophelo, Omolemo, Bokamoso, Onalerona
Girls: Onalerona, Lethabo, Lesedi, Warona, Omphile, Amohelang, Oratilwe, Thatohatsi, Relebohile, Bokamoso
KwaZulu-Natal
Boys: Lubanzi, Nkanyezi, Luzelwande, Nkazimulo, Owenkosi, Siphosethu, Langelihle, Lethokuhle, Zanokuhle, Lisakhanya
Girls: Lisakhanya, Zanokuhle, Luzelwande, Nkanyezi, Olwemihla, Asemahle, Emihle, Owenkosi, Iminathi, Hlelolwenkosi
North West
Boys: Lethabo, Leano, Refentse, Warona, Reatlegile, Oarabile, Remoratile, Kaboentle, Omolemo, Oratile
Girls: Onalerona, Warona, Reatlegile, Remoratile, Omolemo, Onthatile, Leano, Olerato, Larona, Lesedi
Gauteng
Boys: Lethabo, Lesedi, Leano, Omphile, Kganya, Nkanyezi, Bokamoso, Nkazimulo, Lwandle, Ofentse
Girls: Onalerona, Lesedi, Lethabo, Melokuhle, Naledi, Omphile, Nkanyezi, Amahle, Onthatile, Zanokuhle
Mpumalanga
Boys: Nkazimulo, Nkosenhle, Siphosethu, Blessing, Lwandle, Langelihle, Junior, Zanokuhle, Kwenzokuhle, Lethokuhle
Girls: Melokuhle, Amahle, Zanokuhle, Nkanyezi, Minenhle, Lethokuhle, Okuhle, Langelihle, Iminathi, Lwandle
Limpopo
Boys: Ofentse, Blessing, Lethabo, Mpho, Tshegofatso, Katlego, Amogelang, Junior, Kamogelo, Lehlogonolo
Girls: Onthatile, Lethabo, Kelebogile, Amogelang, Omphile, Tshegofatso, Rethabile, Ofentse, Onkarabile, Onalerona
Declining birth rates
"South Africa is experiencing a steady decline in births," says Stats SA.
Since 2021, a downward trend has been identified in birth numbers, with overall birth totals shrinking, which reflects demographic shifts and changing fertility patterns.
"The 2024 total of 787,933 births that occurred and were registered was down from 848,337 in 2023, marking a decrease of 60,404 birth occurrences."
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