By Rédaction Africanews and AP
Golf legend Tiger Woods is at the center of a new controversy following a DUI arrest in Florida, and newly released bodycam footage is shedding light on what happened.
Authorities say Woods crashed his SUV after looking down at his phone, causing the vehicle to clip a truck and roll over. No one was injured, but deputies quickly noticed signs of impairment during a roadside sobriety test. Woods appeared disoriented, struggled with instructions, and was later seen in the patrol car drifting in and out of alertness.
At one point, Woods mentioned he had just been speaking with the president, though it remains unclear whether he was referring to Donald Trump.
Officers found prescription painkillers in his possession, and Woods later stated he had taken medications earlier that day. A breath test showed no alcohol, but he declined further testing.
Now pleading not guilty, Woods says he’s stepping away from golf indefinitely to focus on his health and recovery, marking yet another setback in a career shaped by both historic success and ongoing physical challenges.
ENTEBBE, Uganda, 27 October 2026 -/African Media Agency(AMA)/ - When nine-year-old James Ssemambo developed severe…
International Space Station’s use of tabular AI and expanded partnerships demonstrate the art of the…
UNICEF says a conditional deal could lower the RTS,S malaria vaccine price by about 40%…
An African Development Bank report points to faster growth while warning that Zambia still faces…
A partnership backed by a $1 million grant is mapping skills demand and planning local…
The financing is designed to cushion energy costs while supporting Botswana’s private-sector and jobs reforms.