September 2024 — Monthly Archive from African EduNews Tree
This September brought 15 stories that shaped sports, politics, celeb news and student funding across Africa and beyond. If you missed a week, this page pulls the highlights together so you can catch up fast and act where needed.
Top stories at a glance
Sports dominated the month. Wayne Rooney’s noticeable weight gain sparked worry among fans about his health after retirement. Liverpool continued strong under Arne Slot with a key away test at Wolves as they chase top Premier League spots. Chelsea rotated in the Carabao Cup against Barrow, giving fringe players minutes while dealing with injuries to Reece James and Romeo Lavia.
Internationally, India built a commanding 339/6 on day one of the Test vs Bangladesh thanks to Jadeja and Ashwin. Arsenal fans nervously watched Martin Ødegaard pick up an ankle problem with Norway, a potential worry ahead of big club fixtures. Real Madrid’s transfer thinking also made headlines — weighing up Rodri versus Florian Wirtz for a midfield boost.
Off the pitch there were big personal stories. Endrick, Real Madrid’s young talent, married Gabriely Miranda, and their unusual relationship contract drew attention. Cassandra "Cassie" Ventura’s memoir accused Sean "Diddy" Combs of control and abuse, prompting a fresh public debate about celebrity relationships and accountability.
In political and legal news, Ajuri Ngelale resigned from key roles in President Tinubu’s team to handle urgent family medical matters, a move that could shift communications at the presidency. In South Africa, Pastor Paseka "Mboro" Motsoeneng faced a pivotal bail hearing that kept public interest high.
Crypto players had a specific date to mark: Hamster Kombat’s $HMSTR token airdrop went live on September 26 with 60% of supply allocated to claims. The announcement included multiple claiming options — a reminder to verify official channels before connecting wallets.
On education: NSFAS opened 2025 funding applications for South African students. Households earning R350,000 or less should apply online via a myNSFAS account to access tuition and accommodation support — act sooner rather than later.
Smaller but notable: Harry Potter fans were disappointed as the King's Cross "Back to Hogwarts" countdown fizzled, showing how fan events can sometimes misfire even with high expectations.
Quick actions and how to follow up
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If you want deeper reads from September, scroll through the archive list above or use the search bar to find full articles on any headline mentioned here.