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May 3, 2021 (GIN) – In riveting testimony before a South African commission investigating corruption and graft, President Cyril Ramaphosa acknowledged that the ruling ANC party did little to prevent corruption, including by his predecessor Jacob Zuma. “State capture and corruption have taken
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Child sexual abuse may have led to murder - Stabroek News
Warning: The following article contains content about sexual abuse that may trigger an anxiety response in some readers. The article Child sexual abuse may have led to murder appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Long-term parenting campaign being crafted by CPFSA
The Child Protection and Family Services Agency (CPFSA) is crafting a long-term, good-parenting campaign aimed at encouraging good parenting techniques within the society. State Minister in the Ministry of Education, Youth and Information Robert...
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Nigeria: Concern Over Failure of Varsities to Meet Market Demands
[Leadership] Amid the rising number of conventional universities in Nigeria, some parents, employers of labour and academics have expressed worry over the inability of these citadels of higher learning as well as other tertiary institutions to churn graduates that meet market demands.
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Western Cape land occupations steadily declining, says provincial government | News24
Land occupations on state-owned properties in Cape Town have seen a consistent decline in incidents over the past three weeks.
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Cameroon: TS Bright - When Jealousy Connects With Evil
[Cameroon Tribune] The budding artiste's single track, "Jealousy na sick," warns of the danger of not being content with what you have.
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The public deceits of decency and racial principle - Stabroek News
Dear Editor, I make no defence for Ms. Amanza Walton-Desir. I know her not, barely knew of her, until the firestorm flared around her head. The article The public deceits of decency and racial principle appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Land expropriation: Western Cape govt says 'property rights cannot be done away with' | News24
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V.I. Doctors Detail Pandemic’s Scourge and Urge Vaccination
Doctors in the territory’s health-care system offered a candid – and at times heartbreaking – look at how COVID’s highly contagious Delta variant is wreaking havoc in the USVI, where fewer than 50 percent are vaccinated against the deadly disease.
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Third case of delta strain in Trinidad and Tobago - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
A third person has been found to be infected with the virulent delta strain of the covid19 virus, the Ministry of Health said in a statement on Sunday. It said, "The patient is a recently returned national who travelled to Trinidad from Turks and Caicos, transiting through Florida. As per exis
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Sir Hilary: International universities have role to play in reparations - Barbados Today
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525 streetlights stolen since January
The Jamaica Public Service Company (JPS) is reporting that some 525 streetlights have been stolen across Jamaica since the start of the year. JPS says the highest incidences have been recorded in Portmore, Linstead, and Guy's...
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Science sage Lalor praised as ‘deep thinker’
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South Africa: Western Cape Human Settlement On Declining Land Invasion Attempts Across Western Cape
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14 offshore Exxon workers test positive for COVID-19 - Stabroek News
Fourteen of ExxonMobil Guyana’s offshore workers have tested positive for COVID-19. The article 14 offshore Exxon workers test positive for COVID-19 appeared first on Stabroek News.
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'A dark and brutal Women's Month': Govt condemns recent femicide cases | News24
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It is the obligation of all stakeholders to actively promote the Covid-19 vaccination programme - Stabroek News
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Govt rejects claims made at New York rally - Stabroek News
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GHB AGM could be by month’s end - Stabroek News
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Pandemic Petroleum Plunge: Alaska Oil Production Drops To Historic Low – The Wilmington Journal
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