Welcome to the 2024 tag page. Here you’ll find the hottest stories that defined the past twelve months across the continent. Whether you’re into football drama, political moves or lifestyle buzz, we’ve packed the most talked‑about pieces right at your fingertips.
Football fans have had a rollercoaster ride. Ruben Amorim’s United slump, Pep Guardiola’s possible 15‑year break, and big transfer moves like Newcastle snapping up Anthony Elanga kept the Premier League buzzing. In Africa, Karisa’s goal secured Uganda’s win over Niger in an AFCON qualifier, while Lagos cracked down on illegal estates, showing how urban planning can spark headlines.
Politics hasn’t been quiet either. Meru Governor Kawira Mwangaza fought off impeachment threats, and Saudi Arabia’s World Cup hopes teetered after a draw with Japan. Meanwhile, the tragic kidnapping by pirates in Rivers State highlighted security gaps on Nigeria’s waterways.
If you love entertainment, keep an eye on Nairobi Bachelor launching on Showmax and the buzz around The White Lotus Season 3 theories. Sports lovers should follow Sunrisers Hyderabad’s IPL surge and the upcoming MLS opener starring Lionel Messi with Inter Miami.
We also covered big business moves like Skechers going private after a $9.4 billion deal with 3G Capital, and Chelsea’s new signing Mamadou Sarr ahead of the Club World Cup. These stories show how finance and football intersect on the continent.
Every article below is written to give you quick facts and deeper context without the fluff. Dive into titles like “Ruben Amorin’s 29‑game Manchester United slump” or “Lagos Cracks Down on 176 Illegal Estates” for full details, and stay informed about what matters most in Africa today.
Got a favorite story? Let us know in the comments – we love hearing which topics you want more coverage on. Keep scrolling to explore each post, and bookmark this page for a handy roundup of all 2024’s must‑read moments.
The ninth ICC Men's T20 World Cup is set to take place in the West Indies and the USA, featuring a record 20 teams. Beginning on June 2, with co-hosts USA going against Canada, the event will span across seven venues in the Caribbean and three in the USA. Newcomers like the USA, Canada, and Uganda will join former champions in a dynamic competition, with the final scheduled in Barbados.
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