Welcome to your hub for everything happening in 2024. Whether you're curious about major sports events, political shifts, or social trends hitting South Africa and the world, you’re in the right place. We break down the key stories you need to know without any fluff or filler.
First off, sports fans have plenty to watch—Jonny Evans, a seasoned defender, is already gearing up for a coaching career in the Premier League after his time with Manchester United. Meanwhile, NBA fans are buzzing over the blockbuster trade sending Luka Doncic to the Lakers. On the soccer pitch, Cristiano Ronaldo just hit a jaw-dropping milestone of 700 club wins, proving age won’t slow him down.
2024 isn’t just about sports. It’s also a busy year for politics and justice. For instance, the ongoing Judicial Conduct Tribunal is watching Judge Selby Mbenenge closely amid serious sexual harassment claims. In Nigeria, Tunde Bakare has stirred the pot by refusing to call Bola Tinubu “my president,” reflecting wider sentiments about governance and democracy. On a brighter note, South Africa is facing some tough decisions with planned VAT increases aimed at financial recovery, which has sparked a lot of debate about fairness and impact.
Cultural milestones shine too. The Malcolm X centennial was honored with a special clothing collection by Fear of God, blending history with style. The tech and science realm sees ELGA LabWater pushing boundaries with eco-friendly water purification solutions. And don’t miss the heartfelt playlist from THE FACE for Valentine’s Day, perfectly blending classics with fresh tunes to set the mood right.
All these stories and updates paint a dynamic picture of 2024 — a year full of twists, achievements, and challenges. Keep exploring for the latest on these topics and more as we keep you informed and engaged with news that matters.
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has announced that candidates who sat the 2024 UTME can now print their original result slips from approved CBT centres. Starting July 22, 2024, these slips, featuring candidates’ photographs and advanced security features, serve as a verifiable record of their results.
Julian Parsons | Jul, 23 2024 Read More