Unusual Headlines: Anthem Blunder and Edible Insects Take Center Stage

South Sudan's men's basketball team overcame an anthem error to secure a victory on their Olympic debut. Simultaneously, a Singapore restaurant introduces edible insects to its menu following recent government approval of several insect species for human consumption.

South Sudan's men's basketball team showcased resilience at the Paris Games, overcoming an anthem mix-up to secure their maiden Olympic victory. The team triumphed with a 90-79 win over Puerto Rico in their Group C opener, despite the organisers mistakenly playing the anthem of Sudan. An apology for the error followed.

In Singapore, culinary innovation takes a crunchy turn. The House of Seafood restaurant now features edible insects on its menu, following the city state's approval for human consumption of 16 insect species. Diners are greeted with dishes like fish-head curry accompanied by crispy crickets, highlighting a sustainable approach amid food security efforts.

(With inputs from agencies.)