South Korea levied millions of dollars in fines on Alphabet's Google and Meta Platforms for privacy law violations, authorities said on Wednesday, as Meta considers fighting the decision in court.

On the first day of the rescue, the SPCA said it was able to assist 69 dogs, 39 cats, three pigs, 102 chickens, two cows and 19 geese.

Senzo Meyiwa's friend, Tumelo Madlala, is expected to continue testifying at the trial of the five men accused of killing the former Orlando Pirates and Bafana Bafana goalkeeper.

WaterCAN has supplied volunteers with iLAB testing kits to assess more than 10 drinking water parameters that include a metals test and an E.coli test.

The DA said should the post office receive another bailout it will leave the most vulnerable without a single source of income.

Emergency services are responding to a multiple murder scene on the N1.

Among the most expensive conditions to manage are diabetes and cardiovascular diseases, according to a study conducted by the SA Medical Research Council Centre for Health Economics and Decision Science.

A woman who was forced to stop after encountering rocks on Durban’s notorious N2 freeway was ambushed and shot on Tuesday night.

Bulk electricity supply to disaster-stricken Jagersfontein in the Free State was restored early on Wednesday.

"You have no right to abuse me, but it’s fine. You’ve got the power now, you can exercise it, but you will pay one day,” Mpofu told committee chair Qubudile Dyantyi.

The company is one of many turning up the heat on in-person work mandates that have so far been unsuccessful.

Maimane joined the chorus of outrage over rolling blackouts, calling out Ramaphosa for promises made.

Gqeberha police are investigating a murder case after the death of a 65-year-old woman who was found in her burning apartment.

A petition has been launched to deny bail to two suspects accused of murdering a University of Pretoria honours student during a street robbery at the weekend.

“I’m sure many of you have seen a tweet where they are saying we ran out of money so we are running away from this court case. We are not," said Motsoaledi.

A top Egyptian court has upheld a decision to expel an academic from her university job after she published a video of herself belly dancing

US Senator Lindsey Graham proposed new national restrictions on abortion on Tuesday

Police on Tuesday arrested three men suspected of being responsible for house robberies, housebreakings and theft in Gauteng and nearby provinces.

A formal inquiry will be established to look into the disaster in Jagersfontein which left many people displaced and at least one person dead.

King Charles welcomed in Northern Ireland as London prepares to receive the queen’s coffin for lying in state

Leaky pen irks King Charles during signing ceremony in Northern Ireland

Animal welfare organisation Four Paws has asked for donations to rescue a pride of 10 lions in Gauteng for relocation to its Lionsrock Big Cat Sanctuary in the Free State and towards the lifelong care of the pride at the sanctuary.

Rather than clean up their mess mining companies tended to ‘pass the parcel’

The ANC Youth League is well on its way to electing its first female president, as matters stand.

The suspect and her apparent girlfriend are now out on bail with their trial to commence on November 14 in the Polokwane high court

Unions at commuter bus company Putco have accepted a wage settlement agreement and said its members had returned to work on Tuesday.

William Ruto was sworn in as Kenya's fifth president on Tuesday, a week after the Supreme Court rejected a challenge by his defeated opponent

Sappi’s expansion and environmental project in KZN translates into R7.7bn worth of investment

A man whose daughter died after he allegedly assaulted her in Phola near Witbank on Saturday night made his first appearance before the Ogies magistrate’s court on Monday to face a charge of murder.

Police minister Bheki Cele will on Wednesday visit the family home of slain magistrate Romay van Rooyen.