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Miners demand input into proposed Bill - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Artisanal and Small-Scale Miners Association (ASSA) chairperson Blessing Togarepi said backstage deals in title allocation were some of the issues that they raised over the Bill. The post Miners demand input into proposed Bill appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Sexual abuse of female workers rampant in estates in Malawi 
Malawian women working in tea and macadamia estates in Mulanje and Thyolo districts have spoken about the sexual abuse and exploitation they suffer at the hands of their male supervisors in the estates which are owned by two United Kingdom based conglomerates. An investigation report published by
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Legal Advertising Bids and Proposals 1-26-2022 | New Pittsburgh Courier
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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Incorporate recycling strategies in Zim recovery drive - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Cathrine Denga RECYCLING has become common practice around the world. But, it has not proven to be the perfect solution as countries that were once big on recycling had to take a few steps back and re-evaluate the associated costs and impact. The process of recycling is long and differs from one
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Group: Tax rich to fund vaccines for poor hit by pandemic
Anti-poverty organization Oxfam called Monday for governments to impose a one-time 99% tax on the world’s billionaires and use the The post Group: Tax rich to fund vaccines for poor hit by pandemic appeared first on TheGrio.
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First Capital Bank bails out 335 MUBAS students
First Capital Bank has come to the rescue of 335 Malawi University of Business and Applied Sciences (MUBAS) students who were on the verge of withdrawing on financial grounds. The bank has donated a whooping K8 million towards settlement of fees balances for 335 students. The institution of higher
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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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Scotiabank to retrench 149 employees, close 2 branches - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Nearly 149 workers have been targeted for retrenchment by Scotiabank TT which will also close two branches. Scotiabank said via email Thursday said the move was necessary due to its digital transformation. It said, “A total of 149 employees will be impacted over the period March-May 2022. Th
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Financial Planning for 2022 Taxes | New Pittsburgh Courier
(NewsUSA) - The new year has just started, but it is never too early to review your financial plan to meet your 2022 financial goals.Now is the perfect time to take steps to reduce your 2022 tax obligations, according to Dan Mathews, a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ professional.Five strategies that
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What New Workforce Dynamics Mean for Black Professionals | Atlanta Daily World
By Alan Hughes The last two years have resulted in a paradigm shift in the global workforce. The pandemic drastically changed behavioral norms– and businesses and employees alike had to adjust to the new rules of corporate America. Businesses had to identify ways to retain productive
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What is lucid dreaming and how can it help to grow your business | The Bajan Reporter
So, what is lucid dreaming? This is an easy topic to discuss because it is scientifically proven. It is also becoming increasingly recognized, most people living this phenomenon at least once in their lives. Lucid dreaming: what is it? A lucid dream is a dream we are simply aware of dream (hence
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Oakland Black Contractors Demand Access to Contracts, Jobs for Oakland Residents | Post News Group
The press conference was led by the NAACP Oakland Chapter, representatives from the Oakland African American Chamber of Commerce, National Association of Minority Contractors Northern California, BuildOUT California, Oakland Latino Chamber of Commerce, Oakland LGBTQ Community Center, Bay Area
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Reserve Bank of Malawi moves on spread capping - The Times Group Malawi

The Reserve Bank of Malawi (RBM) is engaging members of Parliament to raise awareness on the idea of spread capping before the issue is addressed in the august House, officials from the Ministry of Economic Planning have disclosed. The idea, a brain child of Vice President Saulos Chilima, came

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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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Whitmer's Final-Term State of the State Takes Notice of MI's Tomorrow Today | The Michigan Chronicle
During Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s fourth and final-term annual State of the State address (which she delivered the second time virtually) on Wednesday, January 26, she optimistically spoke about her unwavering support of the state’s strength and its residents’ strength after dealing with
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New Memphis Bar Association president is a ‘first’ in pursuit of a ‘transformational moment’ - TSDMemphis.com
With nearly a month into a year-long term, Tannera Gibson, the first African-American woman to become president of the Memphis Bar Association, looks for opportunities to change racial and ethnic perceptions.  She is riding a momentous wave of firsts, succeeding the Peter Gee, the
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Howard University Professor Says Americans Are Quitting ‘Bad Jobs’
By Stacy M. Brown, Senior National Correspondent, NNPA Newswire It’s official, America has entered the Great Resignation. In August, 4.3 million Americans quit their jobs, and the quit rate, measured by the government against total employment, rose to 2.9 percent in August. But that was
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Joy Reid calls out SCOTUS for vaccine mandate ruling
MSNBC host Joy Reid criticized the six conservative Supreme Court justices who voted against President Joe Biden's federal mandate issued The post Joy Reid calls out SCOTUS for vaccine mandate ruling appeared first on TheGrio.
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Biden nominates Lisa Cook, first Black woman, and Phillip Jefferson to Fed board
President Joe Biden on Friday announced the nominations of three people for the Federal Reserve’s Board of Governors, including Sarah The post Biden nominates Lisa Cook, first Black woman, and Phillip Jefferson to Fed board appeared first on TheGrio.
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Study Reveals the Major Contributors to the $300 Billion Cost of Smoking - Houston Forward Times
With more than 34 million tobacco users in the United States, the estimated financial cost… The post Study Reveals the Major Contributors to the $300 Billion Cost of Smoking appeared first on Houston Forward Times.
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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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World Bank tips Mw, others on cushioning price rises - The Times Group Malawi
By Justin Mkweu The World Bank has advised emerging markets and developing economies (EMDEs) and low income countries (LICs), such as Malawi, to concentrate on diversification and other import substitution means to cushion their citizens from global price fluctuations. The recommendations are
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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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The secret to landing 6-figure deals for Black women entrepreneurs in 2022
There are about 6.4 million businesses in the U.S. owned by women of color, as of 2019 according to American The post The secret to landing 6-figure deals for Black women entrepreneurs in 2022 appeared first on TheGrio.
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Fair Trade Commission gets 13 merger applications - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
THE TT Fair Trade Commission (TTFTC) has received 13 merger applications over the past year, according to its executive director Bevan Narinesingh. At a virtual meeting with key regulators last Friday, he said the applications included industries in energy and energy services, aviation, pharma
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Experts tell government to make realistic projections - The Times Group Malawi

Economic experts have tipped Treasury to make realistic revenue projections in the 2022- 23 National Budget and beyond to avoid disrupting government operations in the course of implement the financial blueprint. The advice follows revelations that the government collected K19.20 billion non-tax

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COMMENTARY: Black America Salutes CEO Robert F. Smith for Accelerating Racial Equity and the Spirit of Giving
NNPA NEWSWIRE — The philanthropy and corporate leadership of Robert F. Smith is appreciated by numerous recipients and Smith should be applauded for helping make a difference and providing hope to millions of people in underserved communities. The issues of economic equity and racial justice are
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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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Whole Foods Stands By Decision to Ban Employees From Wearing BLM Masks While At Work
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NHC Concerned Over 'Inaccurate' Media Reports Regarding Housing Developments - St. Lucia Times News
Press Release:- The Saint Lucia National Housing Corporation notes with increasing concern, the inaccurate information that has been presented in the media in relation to the Choc and Talvern Housing Developments. Firstly, the Public -Private Partnership Agreements which was signed by The
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