How healthy is the global economy, and where is it going? The World Economic Outlook, published by the IMF last week, is a useful pulse check of where the world is and where we can expect it to go. It does not make for easy reading.

Jonathan Creswell denies the murder and rape of 21-year-old Katie Simpson in County Londonderry.

Former World Championship runner-up Kyren Wilson moves into an 8-1 first-round lead against Welsh veteran Dominic Dale on Tuesday.

Sasol shares fell the most in more than a year after the synthetic fuel and chemical maker reported issues throughout its South African operations.

The teen says Neil Foden told her to take the abuse with her “to the grave”.

Nottingham Forest are offered the chance to listen to VAR audio from their game at Everton.

Significant spikes after December and April holidays come into focus in SA’s border provinces.

The growing animosity between political newcomers Rise Mzansi and the DA has reached boiling point in the Western Cape as Rise Mzansi’s premier candidate, Axolile Notywala, accuses DA leader John Steenhuisen of making racist comments about the party.

The Tank 300’s relatively competitive price may help offset the pain at the fuel pumps

The Johannesburg magistrate’s court on Tuesday postponed the rape case against TV presenter Molemo “Jub Jub” Maarohanye until June 13.

Rise Mzansi is promising to bridge the divide between the haves and have nots in the Western Cape in what the party says is a plan for a safe, equal, prosperous and united province.

This article originally appeared as an elections newsletter by Ferial Haffajee. Here, we break down everything you need to know before the big vote. This week, your top six need-to-knows include leaked recordings, election rigging, and a detailed breakdown of the three-ballot system.

Criminal record no longer a blanket barrier to getting employment, labour court rules

Officers have spoken to more than 800 people as part of the investigation into the killing of Brian Low.