On Monday, Kevin Anderson became the first South African tennis player to be ranked in the top five in over three decades.

The African National Congress election has been making world news for several days now.

An improvised explosive device hidden in a builder's bucket appears to have failed to detonate fully on one of the carriages but a flash of fire still left 22 people injured.

A statement released by the newly-appointed administrators describes a rapid financial crash of an organisation founded 30 years ago.

There are also reports of major clients, including HSBC Bank, abandoning the company that met its own PR nightmare by working with the Gupta family on a racially divisive campaign.

The centre faces an uncertain future as government decides on whether to keep it open following a legal battle and a change of laws governing such institutions.

The centre is home to around 60 boys who either fell afoul of the law or were pulled out of troubled or violent homes.

In Cape Town’s ganglands, second chances are rare. One youth centre in Ottery is offering a fresh start to boys caught up in the violence, a safe space where kids can learn to be kids again.

The British monarch says despite Brexit, her government seeks to maintain strong ties with its European allies.

One man died and 10 others were injured near a mosque in north London, in what has been described as a ‘sickening’ act of terrorism.

A 48-year-old man in a white van drove into a crowd of worshippers outside a mosque north of the city centre.

More than 200 firefighters, backed up by 40 fire engines, have spent more than 12 hours trying to extinguish the Grenfell Tower blaze.

Theresa May was defiant in addressing the nation and committing herself to getting the best Brexit deal.

The Guardian newspaper reports that Nigel Farage’s proximity to key individuals under investigation has made him a person of interest.

Police are holding eight people in custody in connection with the attack on a packed concert hall, which killed 22 people.

The aftermath of the Manchester bombing has seen global outrage, calls for unity, an arrest as news that one of the victims was eight years old.

At least 22 people we killed and 59 others injured in the blast which took place on Monday night shortly after the end of the US singer’s performance.

Wearing a leather jacket and with his fist in the air, Assange described the decision as a victory.