Janet is being lined up to appear at the 2009 MOBO Awards in the UK in the coming weeks, according to a report published in today’s Sunday Mail.

The show, which is to be held outside London for the first time this year on September 30th, will take place in Glasgow and feature numerous tributes to Michael Jackson.

A spokesperson for the show said: “Janet is a music icon in her own right and a previous MOBO presenter.

“We loved her past involvement with the show and MOBO will continue to support her music and champion her career.”

Janet Love understands that at the moment Janet is only expected to appear and not perform.

Janet has previously appeared at the 2004 MOBO Awards at the Royal Albert Hall in London where she received the Icon Hall of Fame award and presented a special award to Anita Baker.

Janet is reportedly working with brother Jermaine on a new awards ceremony due to take place in Dubai in April 2010, according to a press release issued today.

Jermaine Jackson announced the humanitarian award project, CTAO(Coming Together As One), the first televised humanitarian award to be organized in the Middle East bringing in Top Celebrities from around the world to the region.  A project conceptualized by Jermaine and his sister Janet Jackson, CTAO show will be broadcasted around the world and is expected to bring international celebrities such as Nelson Mandela, Angelina Jolie, Mohammed Ali, Desmond Tutu and many others to attend the ceremony scheduled to be held in Dubai in April 2010. The event will honour celebrities for their humanitarian activities and is expected to bring international artists to perform live on stage bringing together a unique event in the region. 

 In the 80’s Jermaine Jackson and his brothers Jackie, Tito, Jermaine, Marlon and of course Michael were the Jackson 5 that remains till now one of the most successful and best seller music band of all times. Travelling around the world together their success encouraged them individually to get involved in many charities that they supported for years. For the past few months with his world wide reputed sister Janet Jackson, Jermaine has been working hand in hand to organize the first televised humanitarian award honouring top celebrities around the world that have been using their name and fame to provide support and help to children in need around the world.
 
 Jermaine Jackson the founder of CTAO is now touring the Middle East searching for the perfect place to hold the show. For many years Jermaine Jackson has been visiting the region and decided to make it the base of his project. CTAO is announced as being the “Nobel Prize” of Humanitarian Awards. The entire Jackson family is expected to attend and be part of this unique ceremony.

Janet’s acceptance speech from Logo’s NewNowNext Awards can now be seen on the Logo website.

Janet will appear and present an award at the 2008 Apollo Theater Fourth Annual Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony on Monday 2nd June in New York.

The ceremony will pay tribute to 2008 inductee Smokey Robinson and 2008 Ruby Dee & Ossie Davis Arts and Humanitarian Award recipients Pauletta & Denzel Washington.

Tickets are available for $1,000. To purchase tickets or to make a donation to the Apollo Theater Foundation, Inc., call 800.618.3444.

Janet will perform and receive an award at the 2008 NewNowNext Awards. The ceremony, hosted by LOGO, will take place on June 7th and 9pm ET and will be shown live on the LOGO network as well as their website.