June 2024 – Your Quick Look at What Went Down
June was a busy month on Urban Agriculture Africa News. We covered everything from football finals and Euro 2024 line‑ups to major political talks in South Africa, tech moves in Kenya, and even a heartbreaking loss in journalism. If you missed any of it, this recap has you covered.
Top Stories You Might Have Skipped
Inter Miami kept their winning streak alive with a 2‑1 triumph over Nashville SC, even though Messi wasn’t on the pitch. Jordi Alba’s volley stole the show and gave Miami’s fans another reason to celebrate.
Across the Atlantic, Chelsea made a splash by signing young forward Omari Kellyman for £19 million and bringing in defender Tosin Adarabioyo on a free transfer. Both moves hint at a new direction under manager Enzo Maresca.
In the world of basketball, the 2024 NBA Draft surprised everyone with French prospects leading the pack and a handful of unexpected picks. Analysts broke down the surprises, the storylines, and what the second round might look like.
Football fans got a dose of Euro 2024 excitement with preview pieces on France vs Poland, Croatia vs Italy, and Spain vs Croatia. We highlighted key players, injuries, and the odds that had fans buzzing.
On the political front, Fikile Mbalula and Helen Zille clashed over the terms of South Africa’s Government of National Unity, exposing deep‑rooted tensions. Meanwhile, Kenya lifted its ban on Worldcoin’s iris‑scanning project after a year‑long probe, signalling a cautious green light for the crypto startup.
Tragedy struck when veteran journalist Mutegi Njau passed away after a stroke. The outpouring of tributes underscored his impact on Kenyan media and reminded us how quickly a voice can be silenced.
Other headlines included the frantic search for missing teen Jay Slater in Tenerife, Kenya’s bold move to raise its borrowing target to Sh 597 billion, and Malawi’s desperate hunt for a missing military plane carrying the vice‑president.
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