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Funny old world: the week’s offbeat news
From the world’s first drive and dump car seat to the secret sauce that makes salmon leap. Your weekly roundup of offbeat stories from around the world.
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Minister withdraws draft AI policy over fictitious sources
Communications and Digital Technologies Minister Solly Malatsi has withdrawn South Africa’s Draft National Artificial Intelligence Policy after confirming that it contained fabricated references.
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Lungi Ngidi released from hospital after head injury scare
South African fast bowler Lungi Ngidi was discharged from hospital on Saturday evening after suffering a head injury during a IPL match.
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British royals begin four-day US visit despite shooting
Britain’s King Charles III begins a state visit to the United States despite a shooting at a dinner attended by President Donald Trump.
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Fire damages plastic plant at Vistarus Mission Station in Gqeberha
A fire broke out at Vistarus Mission Station on Sunday, 26 April, causing damage to the organisation’s plastic plant.
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Nag van angs vir tweejarige kind op plaas naby Eendekuil
‘n Tweejarige seuntjie wat stoksielalleen in die donker op ‘n plaas naby Eendekuil rondgedwaal het, se ouers het hom Sondag 26 April gekry.
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Woman dies in head-on collision in Brackenfell
A woman has died in a fatal car accident in Brackenfell last night 25 April, in what was reportedly a head-on collision.
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Several US news outlets identify White House press gala shooter
A 31-year-old California engineer named Cole Tomas Allen has been identified as the suspect in a shooting at a press gala attended by US President Donald Trump.
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Seven behind bars after Hawks uncover illicit liquor operation in Stutterheim
Seven people arrested by the Hawks, after an illicit liquor operation was uncovered in Stutterheim on Wednesday 22 April.
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Solar plant nears completion as Western Cape advances energy independence
The Riversdale Solar Power Plant stands at 98% completion, marking a significant milestone in the Western Cape’s drive towards energy self-sufficiency.
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