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The US Department of Justice announced an indictment Wednesday against three Iranian hackers who used ransomware to extort a battered women's shelter and a power company. "The indictment does not allege that these actors undertook these actions on behalf of the Government of Iran," a senior Justice Department official told reporters.

Actress Amanda Du-Pont announces a new office opening in Cape Town for her skincare brand Lelive. Amanda thanks her fans for helping her reach this milestone.

Here is a timeline of Queen Elizabeth II's death, including her final days and the aftermath of her passing aged 96, after more than 70 years on the throne. A procession takes Queen Elizabeth II's coffin to St Giles' Cathedral.

The SAMAs took away an award from Pulane Maphari. The gospel singer was recently presented with the Best Contemporary Faith Album award at this year's ceremony.

Snake rescuer Nick Evans found a massive snake skin in a Durban home which was originally found by a plumber, giving South Africans chills due to the danger.

AKHENATEN KIHTWA T SNIPES is famous for being Wesley Snipes' son. Despite his father's acclaimed success and fame, he prefers living away from the limelight.

Many retailers will shut Monday for the state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II but thousands of pubs and bars will remain open for Britons to toast the late monarch. "Our managed pubs, bars and venues remain open and, where possible, will show the funeral... to honour her life and service," added the owner of popular bar brands Walkabout and Slug & Lettuce.

A revived Detroit Auto Show kicked off in earnest Wednesday with presentations by GM and Stellantis brands ahead of an address by President Joe Biden expected to highlight electric vehicle investments. The presentations opened the first Detroit car show since 2019 following pandemic cancelations.

Ivory Coast on Wednesday accused Mali of "blackmail" over 46 Ivorian troops who have been detained by Bamako and called for West African leaders to discuss the crisis as soon as possible. Mali accused Ivory Coast of insisting that ECOWAS -- the Economic Community of West African States -- take a hard line on sanctions aimed at pressing the junta to hand back power.
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