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Inmates seized Attica State Correctional Facility
Inmates seized Attica State Correctional Facility (N.Y.) and held several guards hostage. They issued a list of demands which included coverage by the state minimum wage law, better food and no reprisals.
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Caribbean News - UN Fund Appeal For St. Vincent Reaches Just Over 9 Million - Haiti News
A $29.2 million UN Funding Appeal for Saint Vincent has reached just 31 percent of its goal since its April launch or just under US $9.1 million. The post Caribbean News - UN Fund Appeal For St. Vincent Reaches Just Over 9 Million appeared first on Haiti News.
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Caribbean News - Usain Bolt Is Now A Father Of Three - Haiti News
Top Olympian and world’s fastest man, Jamaican Usain St. Leo Bolt, is now a daddy to three. The post Caribbean News - Usain Bolt Is Now A Father Of Three appeared first on Haiti News.
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Digital Content Assistant - Kickstart Scheme
PRECIOUS is looking for a reliable and creative Digital Content Assistant to help support and develop our digital communications. This is a 6-month Fixed-Term contract and part of the Kickstart Scheme. To apply you must be aged 16 - 24, unemployed and receiving Universal Credit. THE
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Namibia: National Minimum Wage to Alleviate Poverty
[New Era] Keetmanshoop -- The national commission on proposed wages aims to improve the wages of lowest-paid workers, reduce income inequalities, alleviating poverty and improve individual and household income.
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Newswire: Election rerun in Malawi scores upset victory for opposition
June 29, 2020 (GIN) – In a landmark presidential rerun, Malawi’s sitting President has been ousted from power after a sweeping victory by a popular Pentecostal preacher and former theology lecturer who promised to unite and serve all Malawians.“I want to provide leadership that makes everybody
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Latin America News - "Do Not Come" Says US Veep To Potential Migrants - Haiti News
U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris seemed to pin alot on her words Monday, hoping to deter migrants from coming to the US. The post Latin America News - "Do Not Come" Says US Veep To Potential Migrants appeared first on Haiti News.
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Caribbean News - Biden Administration Looks To Close Guantanamo - Haiti News
The Biden administration is 'actively looking' into the closure of the prison at the Guantanamo Bay naval base in Cuba. The post Caribbean News - Biden Administration Looks To Close Guantanamo appeared first on Haiti News.
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Caribbean News - Leading Caribbean Investment Agencies Partner To Deliver Aid To Volcano Stricken St. Vincent And The Grenadines - Haiti News
With thousands of persons still displaced on the Caribbean island of St. Vincent and the Grenadines, (SVG), from the La Soufrière volcano of April 9th, two leading private Caribbean investment agencies last week handed over some US$50,000 worth of supplies officially to the government, through the
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Caribbean Business Growth: 7 Things Entrepreneurs Should Do To Stay Ahead - Haiti News
Some Caribbean countries are looking towards Hungary and Cyprus to push forward on their efforts to challenge a single corporate tax level at a European level. The post Caribbean Business Growth: 7 Things Entrepreneurs Should Do To Stay Ahead appeared first on Haiti News.
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Le rythme de progression de l’inflation a encore décru en avril 2021, passant à 16% - Haiti News
L'Indice général des prix à la consommation (IPC, 100 en 2017-2018) continue de maintenir sa tendance baissière au mois d’avril 2021 par rapport aux hausses vertigineuses qu’il avait connues l’année dernière à pareille époque. D’après les données fournies par l’Institut haïtien de statistique et
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Rideshare and Delivery Workers Deemed Essential but Companies Insist They are Not Employees. | Post News Group
App-based companies like Uber, Lyft, Postmates, and Doordash classify their workers as independent contractors, not employees, under the guise that they are an app-based platform focused on technology and
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Raising Wisconsin’s Minimum Wage Would Significantly Cut Poverty. So Why Is It Still $7.25? | The Madison Times
Gretchen Gerlach (Wisconsin Watch) Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service This story was originally published by Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service, where you can find other stories reporting on fifteen city neighborhoods in Milwaukee. Visit milwaukeenns.org. For 26-year-old Olivia McKnight, raising
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Du 23 mai au 10 juin, 10 personnes décèdent de la Covid-19 dans le Sud - Haiti News
Les autorités responsables de la cellule d’urgence du coronavirus  au niveau du département du Sud sont enfin sorties de leur silence le jeudi 10 juin 2021. Une conférence de presse a été donnée  par le délégué du Sud, Serge Chéry, et le directeur départemental Sud de la Santé publique et de la
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Caribbean News - This Caribbean Country Wants Climate Cash - Haiti News
A Caribbean country is urging the United States and other rich nations to ramp up climate finance and disburse funds more quickly to vulnerable regional nation states, as 'fast and furious' hurricanes become the new
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Sudan: Historic Salary Hike Sees Prices Soar
As reported by Radio Dabanga last week, Banks in Sudan limited the daily withdrawal maximum of SDG 5,000 to SDG
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Happy Birthday, Nat Love!
Nat Love, also known as Deadwood Dick, was an African-American cowboy after the American Civil
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The Kenyan students, who were in Sudan, arrived in Mombasa on Saturday evening.
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Liveable wage
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California freelancer reforms under the microscope
“California is radioactive,” said Karen Anderson, founder of the Facebook group “Freelancers Against AB5,” a protest group aiming to repeal a state law classifying most California freelancers as employees in order to guarantee certain job
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As MLK asked in 1967, Where Do We Go from Here: Community or Chaos? | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Over the years, this column has reported on racial disparities in homeownership, family wealth, the lack of access to affordable credit, and the pattern of alternative financial services preying upon communities of color by charging triple-digit interest rates on small-dollar
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Listen to the Daily News Wrap, Tuesday 12 January
It’s Tuesday 12 January 2021, and this is The South African's Daily News Wrap - with the latest news you really need to know.
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Jean Laguel Civil enfin auditionné au cabinet d’instruction - Haiti News
Garry Orélien, juge d’instruction chargé du dossier de l’assassinat du président Jovenel Moïse, a pu finalement auditionner Jean Laguel Civil,  ancien responsable de la sécurité du président Jovenel Moïse, assassiné le 7 juillet de l’année en cours. « Tout s’est bien passé », a indiqué l’avocat de
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Religious party to ban strip clubs, casinos
The church-based Jamaica Progressive Party (JPP) will abolish income tax, ban go-go clubs, and raise salaries for civil servants if it gains state
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Impress The Home Decor Fanatic On Your List With A Gift From This Luxury Black-Owned Brand
If there's someone on your holiday shopping list who loves to spruce up their space to usher in the new year, finding that perfect gift to help get them started […] The post Impress The Home Decor Fanatic On Your List With A Gift From This Luxury Black-Owned Brand appeared first on Essence.
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Nutritional Inspiration for the New Year | New York Carib News
A new year brings new opportunities for personal changes and improvement from taking steps forward in a career to bettering personal relationships and – perhaps most common – starting on a path toward better health.
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The Freedom Charter Called for Equality in South Africa
The Freedom Charter was a document ratified at the Congress of the People, held at Kliptown, Soweto, South Africa, in June 1955, by the various member bodies of the Congress Alliance. The policies set out in the Charter included a demand for a multi-racial, democratically elected government, equal
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Caribbean News - Guyanese Health Aide Worker And Caribbean American COVID-19 Victim Spotlighted - Haiti News
A Guyanese-born health aide worker and Caribbean American COVID-19 victim, who died in March, was put in the spotlight by the New York Times Thursday. The post Caribbean News - Guyanese Health Aide Worker And Caribbean American COVID-19 Victim Spotlighted appeared first on Haiti News.
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Latin America News - Colombia's COVID-19 Deaths Now Over 100,000 - Haiti News
The country of 50 million people has reported more than 3.9 million cases of coronavirus infections, as well as 100,582 deaths. The post Latin America News - Colombia's COVID-19 Deaths Now Over 100,000 appeared first on Haiti News.
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When Will Workers Get a Break? - Houston Forward Times
Now that the impeachment trial of the 45th President is over, perhaps our legislators can… The post When Will Workers Get a Break? appeared first on Houston Forward Times.
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