Kenya: Concern as Coffee Thieves Hit Factories in Meru, Tharaka Nithi
[Nation] Last Sunday a gang of about 40 men drove into Kieru Coffee Factory, about three kilometres from Nkubu town and loaded 240 bags of grade one coffee onto their lorry.
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U.S. Airports Expect Long Lines And High Stress For July 4th Travel - The Seattle Medium
CNN's Pete Muntean reports that the Fourth of July weekend is expected to be one of the busiest days for US airports since the start of the pandemic. The post U.S. Airports Expect Long Lines And High Stress For July 4th Travel appeared first on The Seattle Medium.
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Big Daddy Kane Checks Media, Ask For Prayers For Biz Markie
Recently, an erroneously reported news story caused rumors of Biz Markie's death to spread while the rapper is alive but unfortunately not well. Big Daddy Kane recently took to social media to take media to task for moving too fast and not considering the ramifications it can have on the
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Four more die from COVID including Region Four woman, 37 - Stabroek News
The Ministry of Health today said  that as of July 01, 2021, four more persons who tested positive for the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) have died. The article Four more die from COVID including Region Four woman, 37 appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Liberia: Govt. Announces Adjustments in the School Calendar
[New Dawn] In the wake of the resurgence of the coronavirus in the country, the Ministry of Education has announced adjustments in the school calendar for academic 2020/2021.
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Zebrafish On Ecstasy And Feeding Mice Human Feces: NIH Hikes Funding For Animal Testing Abroad – The Wilmington Journal
The National Institutes of Health has hiked spending on animal experiments carried out abroad by almost a quarter in the last two years, sending cash to foreign countries for such purposes as addicting fish to drugs and nicotine, and feeding human feces to rodents, an analysis by taxpayer watchdog
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Source: The Wilmington Journal
Coca-Cola Is Latest Major Company To Pledge More Ad Spending With Black-Owned Media | Atlanta Daily World
The Coca-Cola Co. has pledged to almost double its ad spending with minority-owned media, the latest in a wave of major companies responding to pressure — and a $10 billion lawsuit — over how they allocate such dollars. Atlanta-based Coca-Cola North America said in June its ad spending with such
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SASSA latest: Migrants and inmates investigated for R350 grant fraud
SASSA is investigating those who fraudulently benefitted from the R350 grant in 2020 which includes inmates and migrants.
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There is a miracle on-going in Nigeria Mission House UK - African Voice Newspaper
By Milton Tella - Service users and visitors to the Nigeria High Commission UK, will not fail to recognise the radical transformation that is happening out there. The task of returning the Nigeria High Commission London to a place of pride appears to be progressing at a very fast rate. Report from
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NCDs cause for concern - Barbados Today
Fresh concerns are being raised about the increased risks of people in Barbados and the rest of the Caribbean developing complications or dying from the COVID-19 virus due to the prevalence of non-communicable diseases (NCDs). Dean Chambliss, Pan-American Health Organisation (PAHO) Sub-regional
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COVID-19: PAHO Director Says Now May Not Be Ideal Time To Travel - St. Lucia Times News
The Director of the Pan American Health Organisation (PAHO) Dr. Carissa F. Etienne, has said that  given the significant gaps in COVID-19 vaccine coverage and the still imminent risk of infection, now may not be the ideal time for travel – especially in places with active outbreaks or where
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Racial differences in COVID mortality rates linked to unequal hospital quality, Penn study shows - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
Researchers looked at 10 months of data from more than 44,000 Medicare patients from 1,188 hospitals in 41 states and the District of Columbia.
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You Just Got Your First Job... Now What?
Have you ever been surprised by the amount of paperwork you receive during your onboarding? Starting a new job comes with much more than setting up your direct deposit to […] The post You Just Got Your First Job… Now What? appeared first on Essence.
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Africa: Covid-19 - Africa Plans a Vaccine Revolution
[DW] Very few vaccines have found their way into the arms of Africans as they struggle with a surge in COVID-19 infections. Several countries now want to start producing vaccines on the continent. Can they succeed?
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Erriyon Knighton, the 17-Year-Old American Who Broke Usain Bolt’s Junior Record, Makes History Again - The New York Beacon
Seventeen-year-old track and field star Erriyon Knighton has been working hard this month, and it’s officially paying off. Late last month, Knighton broke Usain Bolt’s under-18 200 meters record with a time of 20.11 shortly after going pro — the Jamaican Olympic star held
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Blacks lag behind in vaccinations as Black children COVID-19-related deaths rise
President Joe Biden is not going to achieve his hoped-for goal of getting 70% of Americans to take at least... View Article The post Blacks lag behind in vaccinations as Black children COVID-19-related deaths rise appeared first on TheGrio.
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Students beat up teacher who asked them to stop eating from sufurias - The Kenya News
Pius Mugambi, a Physics and Chemistry teacher at Oldonyiro Secondary School, was attacked on Wednesday, June 30. [Ali Abdi, Standard] A teacher of Oldonyiro Mixed Day and Boarding Secondary School in Isiolo North has pleaded with the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) to transfer him after students
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Source: The Kenya News
TCL donates 30,000 N95 face masks to frontline health workers - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Trinidad Cement Ltd (TCL) has donated 30,000 N95 face masks to the Minister of Health for use by frontline workers in the health sector. In a release TCL’s general manager Guillermo Rojo praised the minister, Terrence Deyalsingh, and all health care workers for their persistent efforts to cont
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The Significance of National CROWN Day to Black Women and the Culture • EBONY
Remember growing up when mom leaned you over the sink to wash your hair for church Sunday morning? Hair maintenance was a weekend love affair that ended with a can't-touch-this smile in the mirror. What you didn't know then is hair says something about a person’s personality. It is more than
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California Buffalo Soldier's Trail - National Buffalo Soldier's Study : Indybay
In California, Buffalo Soldiers protected our National Parks such as Yosemite and Sequoia serving as Park Rangers in the Sierra Nevada during the summer and were housed in the Presidio in San Francisco and Presidio in Monterey.
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Research finds some BLM protesters weren't actually marching for Black lives
New research shows that some Black Lives Matter (BLM) protesters were not marching for Black lives. The Washington Post released... View Article The post Research finds some BLM protesters weren't actually marching for Black lives appeared first on TheGrio.
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These Black Moms Gave Birth Early. They Don't Want Their Experiences To Be Normal - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
Like many Black women, Shantay Davies-Balch and Sabrina Beavers delivered their babies earlier than they'd hoped. The two friends came to StoryCorps
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Superb Women June 2021 - Texas Metro News
Pat Smith Pat Southall Smith is a journalist, minister, author, actress, speaker, entrepreneur, executive producer and philanthropist. A native of Chesapeake, VA, this mother of five received a bachelor’s degree in journalism from James Madison University. She is the first African American woman to
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Namibia: Private Sector Continues to Secure More Oxygen Supply to Covid-19 Hit Patients - Capricorn Group Donates 63 Tonnes of Medical Oxygen
[Namibia Economist] Capricorn Group, through the Capricorn Foundation, in partnership with the NCCI and other private sector companies who formed a coalition, "Business Namibia Covid-19 Response" is working together to secure oxygen supply, construct temporary medical facilities and supplying
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Source: allAfrica.com
More Jobs, But Uncertain Picture, As Economy Continues To Recover From Pandemic – The Wilmington Journal
Continuing the upward trend as the U.S. begins to move out of the pandemic, the government reported that 850,000 jobs were added to the economy, though some economists said the data still painted an unsure [...]
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Source: The Wilmington Journal
Venezuelan on arms charge - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
A VENEZUELAN was expected to appear before a Port-of-Spain magistrate on Friday charged with a series of offences arising out of a road traffic stop last Sunday. A police press release said Dawel Argenis Noriega Solozano, 24, of Centenary Street, California, Couva, was charged by Cpl Thomas of
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Sierra Leonean born Franca Jalloh set to win USA local elections in Greensboro North Carolina
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 3 July 2021: Meet Franca Jalloh, a mother of three beautiful daughters, a non-profit business executive, an educator, an advocate and most of all, a respected member of the Greensboro community in North Carolina, USA, who is campaigning to win local council election in
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Tanzania: Suluhu's First 100 Days Have Been Glorious for Tanzania
[Nation] President Samia Suluhu Hassan of Tanzania is the true embodiment of the quote made by the former First Lady of the US Eleanor Roosevelt: "A woman is like a tea bag. You may never know how strong she is until you put her in hot water."
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Source: allAfrica.com
Here's why Bobby Bonilla is collecting $1.19M a year from the Mets until 2035
Mets fans celebrated Bobby Bonilla Day on July 1, the day the 58-year-old former MLB player collected another check for... View Article The post Here's why Bobby Bonilla is collecting $1.19M a year from the Mets until 2035 appeared first on TheGrio.
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Nikole Hannah-Jones Offered Tenure at UNC at Chapel Hill | Post News Group
Hannah-Jones begins work on July 1, 2021. The post Nikole Hannah-Jones Offered Tenure at UNC at Chapel Hill first appeared on Post News Group.
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