Annually, whales migrate from Antarctica to give birth off the coast of Eastern Cape, South Africa, in the warmer waters of the Atlantic Ocean. In the vicinity of the small town of Hermanus, dozens of whales can be observed each day.

Desmond Tutu, the Anglican archbishop and a symbol of the fight against apartheid in South Africa, passed away at the age of 90, prompting a wave of tributes from global leaders. South African President Cyril Ramaphosa, former U.S. President Barack Obama, European Council President Charles Michel, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, Queen Elizabeth II, Pope Francis, and the Dalai Lama all expressed their condolences and admiration for Tutu's work. Tutu was known for his peaceful protests against apartheid and was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1984. He chaired the Truth and Reconciliation Commission after the end of apartheid and was a vocal critic of the ANC government's policies. Tutu leaves behind his wife, known as 'Mama Leah,' and four children.

Facebook, in partnership with fact-checking teams from the Poynter International Fact Checking Network, is introducing four new features to combat misinformation on its platform. These features include a simplified reporting system, public challenges to false information, demotion in the news feed, and ending the economic benefits for authors of misinformation. Facebook aims to focus on the 'worst of the worst' clear misinformation spread by spammers for profit, with the involvement of both the community and third-party organizations. Mark Zuckerberg emphasizes Facebook's responsibility to have the most positive impact worldwide and believes in building a more informed community.