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REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL FOR PROPERTY MANAGEMENT SERVICES FOR SEED PROPERTIES The Board of Directors of the SIXTH ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT DEVELOPMENT INC. (SEED) is seeking qualified bidders for its Property Management Services Agreement. Background The SEED Board of Directors is seeking proposals from
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Oakland Planning Commission Approves A’s Stadium Project Environmental Study | Post News Group
Of the 53 public speakers at the meeting, 32 opposed approving the EIR, raising significant concerns about the impact of the project. Speakers included representatives of community organizations, spokespeople for major Port of Oakland businesses and the ILWU, the union representing Port longshore
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Founders Launch Tech Startups In Tulsa In Movement To Help Revive Black Wall Street
Check out how start-up Black tech companies are part of a larger movement to restore Black Wall Street in Tulsa to its former greatness.
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Minibus owners wants Govt to remove levies on fuel
By Mercy Nsaliwa Minibus Owners Association of Malawi (MAM) has expressed concern over the impending fuel price hike and has urged Malawi government to remove some fuel levies in order to cut the price of fuel. There are levies attached to the fuel price in Malawi and they include Malawi Energy
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Morgan & Co makes fresh ZSE headway - NewsDay Zimbabwe
“The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange Limited wishes to inform the investing public that Morgan & Co has increased the number of units of the Morgan and Co Multi Sector Exchange Traded Fund by 2 745 099 to bring the total units issued and listed on the ZSE to 128 673 068 with effect from January
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FDH to buy new bus for Flames
FDH Bank Plc, the official sponsor of Malawi National Football Team, has committed to purchase a brand new state of the art luxury coach for the Flames. FDH Holdings Group Chief Executive Officer, William Mpinganjira made the announcement on Wednesday morning when he visited the Flames at their
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Slow journey to global growth after omicron road bump - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
SHELLY-ANN MOHAMMED, head of ACCA Caribbean Since entering 2022 on the crest of the latest wave in the covid19 pandemic, economists and policy makers around the world are optimistically seeing signs of calmer waters ahead. It’s unsurprising that confidence in the global economy took another
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FDH splashes K1 million in promo - The Times Group Malawi

FDH Bank has given 10 shopping vouchers worth K60,000 each and 10 fuel vouchers worth K40,000 each to some 20 lucky customers in the first draw of the Swipe and Win Promotion. The promotion, which started on December 9 2021, requires that the banks’ customers should pay in strategic merchant

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Black Women Talk Tech acquires Black Female Founders | Afro
By Megan Sayles, AFRO Business Writer Report for America Corps Member msayles@afro.com Black Women Talk Tech, a global collective of Black women tech founders, announced Wednesday that it acquired the assets of Black Female Founders (#BFF), a social impact platform designed to increase exposure for
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Rapper Fat Joe Launches Relief Fund For Fire Victims Of The Tragic Bronx Apartment Fire -- Hits $1M Raised
Fat Joe launched a relief fund for the victims of the tragic apartment fire in his hometown of the Bronx. The deadly fire took place on Sunday, Jan. 9, and 17 people died, and many others were injured, needing resources and shelter.
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‘Big Tom’ aims to uplift the Hill District, just like Walter Hamm did | New Pittsburgh Courier
A NEW BEGINNING — Elected officials, along with Thomas Boyd Sr., fourth from left, celebrate the groundbreaking of a new location for Big Tom’s Barbershop and four units of affordable housing at 2178 Centre Ave. in the Hill District. (Photo by Ashley G. Woodson) New barbershop location will
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Black-owned eyewear brand NURILENS advocates for better vision care | Afro
By Megan Sayles, AFRO Business Writer Report for America Corps Member msayles@afro.com Many people collect stamps, comic books and trading cards. Juliette Nelson collects glasses. While working in South Korea several years ago, she found that she could buy various styles and colors of eyeglass
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CNG NGC head: Electric vehicles the future of transport - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Trinidad and Tobago is headed towards a low carbon future, achieving e-mobility and contributing to the net zero emissions goal, says president of CNG NGC and vice president of sustainability at National Energy Curtis Mohammed. Speaking at the Energy Chamber's Caribbean Sustainable Energy Conf
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New year, same money? | New Pittsburgh Courier
The New Year is upon us and resolutions are in full swing. While some have weight goals, travel aspirations or hopes of finding love, securing the bag is a universal concept and setting financial goals in the New Year can help set the precedent for financial freedom for years to come. However for
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Why everything you believe about economics is wrong - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
kmmpub@gmail.com Almost everything we believe about how government, society and companies govern our our working lives is totally false. So says Bryan Caplan. In his latest book, Labor Econ Versus the World: Essays on the World's Greatest Market, the fiery public intellectual and professor o
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Why we must be grateful to Guyana - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
There was a saying when I was young that went: 'No good deed goes unpunished,' I think by the author and playwright Oscar Wilde. And I remembered the days when Trinis would get a call from some acquaintance or distant cousin from Georgetown in Guyana, telling us that their elderly grandparent
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PRESS ROOM: McDonald’s® USA and Media Entrepreneur Roland S. Martin Launch Scholarship to Help HBCU Students on the Path to Graduation
NNPA NEWSWIRE — “HBCUs and their students are vital to the fabric of our nation and I will always champion for their success,” said Roland S. Martin. “I’ve witnessed first-hand the financial struggle that impacts Black college students, especially those in their final semesters. So, I’m pleased to
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Here Are 6 Tips For Winning More Customers During The Holidays
While attracting customers is, of course, important year-round, consumers are more open to spending money and discovering new brands during the holidays; so, this is an excellent time to focus those marketing efforts!
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NNPC secures $5bn funding from Afreximbank for Nigeria’s oil industry
NNPC and Afreximbank agree to intensify efforts at deepening investment in Nigeria’s oil sector. The post NNPC secures $5bn funding from Afreximbank for Nigeria’s oil industry appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
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Multinational company, Wilmar Africa shuts down oil plant in Ghana
Wilmar Africa Limited has shut down its oil plant in Ghana following operational difficulties the… The post Multinational company shuts down oil plant in Ghana over benchmark, other issues appeared first on Ghanaian American Journal.
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Jason Murphy gives second chances to workers with troubled pasts | New Pittsburgh Courier
by Lem Satterfield Jason Murphy says he owes his life to a high school English teacher who let him retake a failed test — a decision that ultimately allowed him to attend college and play football. It’s primarily for that reason Murphy believes in second chances and saving lives, which is what his
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Delta revenue grows 51% - NewsDay Zimbabwe
In the third quarter of the company’s financial year to December 2021, DCL said revenues grew by 34%. The post Delta revenue grows 51% appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Baltimore’s G-Haven eSports partners with local organizations to raise money for cancer patients in local hospitals | Afro
By Megan Sayles, AFRO Business Writer Report for America Corps Member msayles@afro.com G-Haven eSports (G-Haven), a Baltimore social impact eSports organization, recently teamed up with M.A.P Technologies to raise money for TeamoTherapy, a Baltimore-based charity organization that provides
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Businesses React to Ruling Against Biden Vaccine Mandate - Los Angeles Sentinel
For companies that were waiting to hear from the U.S. Supreme Court before deciding whether to require vaccinations or regular coronavirus testing for workers, the next move is up to them. The post Businesses React to Ruling Against Biden Vaccine Mandate appeared first on Los Angeles Sentinel.
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Why Bitcoin Price Differs in Crypto Exchanges
  Maybe you've noticed that Bitcoin price difference across the crypto exchanges. Here's an explanation for these price variations.  A quick online search for Bitcoin price reveals that different crypto exchanges value this digital currency differently. Thus, the price at which you buy Bitcoin
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Deadline for Baltimore Homecoming’s Crab Tank Pitch Competition closes Friday | Afro
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Try these energy saving upgrades for your home | New Pittsburgh Courier
Photo: Getty Images A more energy-efficient home saves money and is better for the environment. Power expenses go up as temperatures go down, making now the perfect time to invest in energy-saving upgrades. Plus, you can check the Duquesne Light Co. rebate center to apply for all sorts of
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Blanket lifts gold output after big spend - NewsDay Zimbabwe
On a quarterly basis, Blanket bolstered output by 24% to 18 604oz during the fourth quarter ended December 31, 2021, compared to 15 012 ounces of gold mined during the prior comparable period in 2020, Curtis
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SLHTA Looks To New Year With 'Cautious Optimism And Hope' - St. Lucia Times News
The Saint Lucia Hospitality and Tourism Association (SLHTA) is cautiously optimistic about the New Year, amid the current challenges created by the COVID-19 pandemic. 'We all look towards this new year with cautious optimism and hope. The international demand for destination Saint Lucia experiences
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