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The Centre for Democracy and Economic Development Initiatives (CDEDI) has challenged native small and medium business operators to step up their operations to save the economy from an imminent collapse as refugees and asylum seekers relocate to Dzaleka Refugee Camp. The human rights watchdog has
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San Francisco to Distribute $90 Million in Rent Relief | Post News Group
City’s new Emergency Rental Assistance program, with funding from the U.S. Treasury will launch on May 28 and support vulnerable San Francisco tenants. The post San Francisco to Distribute $90 Million in Rent Relief first appeared on Post News Group.
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How these business owners are centering African heritage in their brands - TheGrio
It’s no surprise that being a business owner can be challenging. Every industry is rife with competition - whether you’re... View Article The post How these business owners are centering African heritage in their brands appeared first on TheGrio.
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Communication technology a game-changer in urban, rural development divide: UN Report - Stabroek News
The continual development of communication technology and more particularly the spread of internet services into what were once considered inaccessible regions of many developing countries is breathing new life into rural and other remote areas and refashioning perspectives for global
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Red Hot Market Sends House Prices Up In 99 Out Of 100 US Cities – Free Press of Jacksonville
Housing prices across the U.S. are surging with the first quarter setting marks not seen in more than a decade, two housing surveys released on May 25 showed. From San Diego to Phoenix and from Cleveland all the way to Tampa, the cost of buying a home continued skyrocketing, with no end in sight.
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A newer normal and post-covid19 recovery strategy - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

The new normal continues to evolve. At the start of covid19 spread, we had to determine the appropriate measures required to secure our bodies and environment, and keep our workers and communities safe and virus-free. That resulted in the social distancing, mask-wearing, temperature-taki

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Eventide Asset Management Honored in Best Midcap Funds Category by Investor's Business Daily - The Kenya News
BOSTON, March 22, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Eventide is pleased to announce that it is being honored in the Best Midcap Funds category by Investor's Business Daily. The Eventide Gilead Fund (ETGLX) was selected by Investor's Business Daily from a universe of 3,368 mutual funds in operation for at least
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50 Cent Is Donating $300,000 to Underperforming Houston Schools, Rebranding Himself in The Southwest
Rapper 50 Cent is donating $300,000 to three underperforming HISD high schools to secure that students get paid internships.
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Kinesha Sylvester makes a fresh start in business - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

When Kinesha Sylvester left her full-time job in February 2020, she was determined to make her dream of being self-employed a reality.

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Cecil’ Bissessar is this week’s Stabroek Business’ Fruits & Vegetables personality - Stabroek News
This week’s Stabroek Business Fruits and Vegetables Personality is Joodnauth Bissesar aka Cecil. The article Cecil’ Bissessar is this week’s Stabroek Business’ Fruits & Vegetables personality appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Honoring the memory of service people is just one aspect of ‘Carry The Load’ | Afro
By Micha P. Green AFRO D.C. & Digital Editor Memorial Day allows people to celebrate those who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving their country, and to reflect on all the work and sacrifices servicemen make every day. Carry The Load, in partnership with JPMorgan Chase, works daily to remind
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Work On Sydney’s Third City Starting This Year – The Wilmington Journal
SYDNEY — Building work will begin on the south-eastern Australian state capital, Sydney’s newest city, by the end of the year, with more than AU$1 billion ($0.77 billion) promised in next week’s New South Wales state [...]
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This is an NFT! But, what is it? What does it do? | Dallas Weekly
The newspaper that you are reading right now – yes, this one – is an NFT, which means non-fungible token. But what does that mean? 
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Dove and Others Help Draw Support for The Crown Act Through a Music Video With Nina Simone's "Feeling Good"
"'Feeling Good" by Nina Simone now has an official music video. Dove and others partially partnered to create it for gaining awareness for The CROWN Act.
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Call to include Cuba, others in CARICOM - Barbados Today
A University of the West Indies (UWI) Cave Hill Campus academic and researcher is urging the Caribbean Community’s (CARICOM) incoming Secretary General to re-establish the importance of CARICOM to the region’s people. Dr Kai-Ann Skeete, a Trade Research Fellow at the Shridath Ramphal Centre for
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TVA, Facebook solar site coming to Shelby County | BlackPressUSA
THE NEW TRI-STATE DEFENDER - “This project is more than a solar farm, it puts people to work, revitalizes communities and makes our region an environmental leader,” said Perry.| By TSD Newsroom Shelby County is on track to be the home of one of Tennessee’s largest solar farms, according to an
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AFRO team lands multiple awards for excellence in media | Afro
By Alexis Taylor Special to the AFRO From social media reporting to page design, the AFRO American Newspapers garnered several awards for work in the communications field this month.  The AFRO landed multiple first and second place awards presented by the Maryland, Delaware and D.C. Press
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Officials advocate for more resilient economies - Barbados Today
by Marlon Madden Several leading officials in their industries have agreed that greater consideration must be given to the link between the health sector and the economy as government seeks to rebuild from the devastation caused by the dreaded COVID-19 pandemic. Economist Dr Justin Ram insisted
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Old Mutual partnes Precious Insurance for Medical Cover
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Caribbean awaiting report card on Jamaica’s oil potential - Stabroek News
Now that Caribbean Community (CARICOM) member countries Guyana and Suriname have joined Trinidad and Tobago as bona fide oil-producing countries in a region that has, over time, had its economies stifled by high global oil prices, all eyes are now on Jamaica which would now appear to be next in
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State GOP lawmakers try to limit teaching about race, racism | The Atlanta Voice
Teachers and professors in Idaho will be prevented from “indoctrinating” students on race. Oklahoma teachers will be prohibited from saying certain people are inherently racist or oppressive, whether consciously or unconsciously. Tennessee schools will risk losing state aid if their lessons include
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Disney Launches Onyx Collective for Underrepresented Creatives, Tara Duncan Will Lead
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Stocks wobble as investors seek direction amid recovery
By DAMIAN J. TROISE AP Business Writer Stocks swayed between small gains and losses in afternoon trading on Wall Street Tuesday while investors continue searching for direction as the economy recovers from its pandemic slump. A variety of companies that rely on direct consumer spending made solid
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Prince’s estate to unveil curated makeup collection | BlackPressUSA
ROLLING OUT - The Prince x Urban Decay capsule will retail for $250 and is expected to dropped on May 27. Pre-orders are currently being taken at www.urbandecay.com. Lewis also modeled the makeup for the advertising campaign and spoke more about the line on Instagram.| By Michael "Ice-Blue" Harris
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Pumpkin - Stabroek News
Locally grown pumpkin is somewhat different to the varieties cultivated elsewhere, the main visible difference being in the generally green and white exterior of the home-grown vegetable. The article Pumpkin appeared first on Stabroek News.
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IMF speaks on Extended Credit Facility delay - The Times Group Malawi

International Monetary Fund (IMF) Resident Representative Farayi Gwenhamo has indicated that discussions on a fresh Extended Credit Facility (ECF) programme have delayed because of issues the fund needed to understand before the negotiations start. Gwenhamo could not clearly spell out the issues

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Black Farmers Win $1 Billion | BlackPressUSA
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The Greater Baltimore Urban League Announces New Board Chair | Afro
Baltimore, MD, June 1, 2021-The Greater Baltimore Urban League has selected and appointed Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer of Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport, Mr. Ricky D. Smith, as its new Chairman of the Board of Directors. Smith has served on the board
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49 local businesses to receives a $5,000 Grant during a check celebration | The Crusader Newspaper Group
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Jacksonville Native Once Told Not to Encourage Black Students to Attend HBCUs Opens School In Community to Help Students Understand Their Value
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