What You Missed in October 2024 – A Quick Round‑up
October was a busy month for us at Accommodation Hunter. From big political moves in Kenya to stunning fashion at the Ballon d'Or, we covered it all. Below is a casual look at the stories that shaped the week.
Politics & Global Affairs
Cyril Ramaphosa called on BRICS members to step up and drive real change worldwide. He pushed for stronger security ties and a fairer world order, urging the group to use its clout for the global south.
Kenya saw major shake‑ups. Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua was impeached and warned President William Ruto that his safety could be at risk after security was pulled back. In a surprising twist, Interior Minister Abraham Kindiki was named the new deputy president – a move aimed at calming the political storm.
Sports & Entertainment Highlights
Football fans got their fix with Antonio Conte’s bold claim that Napoli will focus on attack over possession ahead of the Lecce clash. He also hinted at lineup tweaks, keeping Serie A excitement high.
The Premier League showdown between Newcastle United and Brighton was broken down for TV and streaming options, plus early looks at line‑ups and injury news so fans could plan their watch parties.
On the international stage, Spain faced Denmark in a UEFA Nations League match. We showed you how to livestream it no matter where you are and highlighted key player absences that could swing the game.
Cricket lovers cheered as England Women beat South Africa by 24 runs at the ICC Women's T20 World Cup in Bangladesh. Sophie Ecclestone’s spin and Marizanne Kapp’s all‑round performance stole the spotlight.
Women’s club football also shone when Chelsea took on Real Madrid in the UEFA Women’s Champions League. The match was set for October 8, with DAZN streaming live and a deep dive into both squads’ strengths.
Fashion turned heads at the Ballon d'Or when Natalie Portman stepped out in a navy velvet Dior gown. Her elegant look sparked chatter across style blogs and cemented her status as a fashion icon.
Music fans got a nostalgic moment with Cheryl Cole’s journey from Girls Aloud stardom to judging The X Factor, her relationship with Liam Payne, and the birth of their son Bear – a story that still resonates.
We also remembered Nigerian goalkeeping legend Peter Fregene, who passed away at 77. Known as “Apo,” his Olympic appearance in 1968 and long career left an indelible mark on African football.
All these stories and more are archived here for quick access. Whether you’re catching up on politics, checking the latest sports scores, or enjoying a dash of celebrity news, our October 2024 archive has it covered. Dive in and stay informed.