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Brazil fines TikTok $30 million over child data management
Brazil has slapped TikTok with a nearly $30 million fine for breaking rules on how it handles children’s personal data.
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Trump mourns ‘loss for millions’ as Dolly Parton dies at 80
President Trump has ordered flags lowered following the death of country music icon Dolly Parton (80), calling her an American treasure.
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Stellenbosch councillor Mynard Slabbert makes clean break from the DA
Stellenbosch’s former deputy executive mayor and local councilor, Mynard Slabbert, has cut all ties with the Democratic Alliance (DA).
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WATCH | Tornado leaves French village in ruins as mayor describes ‘wartime situation’
Rare tornado devastates southern French village of Pomas, injuring 39 people and damaging 300 homes as residents describe shock and devastation.
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Taxi driver gunned down on N2 after chase from Kanana informal settlement
Gugulethu police registered a case of murder following a shooting incident on the N2 highway on Tuesday, 25 August, at about 10:58.
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Three abalone busts in six weeks expose scale of coastal poaching
Three major abalone busts in the Western Cape highlight the scale of poaching and the urgent need for coordinated enforcement.
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Bellville woman accused of decapitating sister still awaiting psychiatric assessment
Aletta Rose, 63, accused of murdering and decapitating her sister, Constance “Connie” Scholtz, has had her case postponed again.
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Law enforcement must act decisively on Tete murder, says committee chair
Committee chair Makhi Feni has called on law enforcement to bring the killers of champion boxer Zolani Tete to justice following his murder.
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Trump’s policies set to double emissions from electricity by 2035, analysis warns
President Donald Trump’s fossil fuel agenda will result in the loss of $700 billion (about R11.2 trillion) in clean energy investments over the next decade while doubling the power sector’s…
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Home Affairs opens new office at Cape Town Civic Centre
Cape Town is the first city to host an appointment-only Home Affairs office at the Civic Centre, bringing key services closer to residents.
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