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JPS to conduct all-island simulation
The Jamaica Public Service Company (JPS) says it will conduct an all-island simulation to test the country’s readiness as part of the entity’s ongoing disaster preparedness strategy. “It should be happening sometime this month,...
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Bayern demolish Wolfsburg 4-0 to end season on high
BERLIN,  (Reuters) – Bayern Munich, already crowned Bundesliga champions last week, lifted the league trophy in an empty stadium yesterday after crushing hosts VfL Wolfsburg 4-0 on the final
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Demolition of Good Beach for the Lagos-Calabar Coastal road: What is next for Good Thing Company?
In recent weeks, the demolition of properties and businesses along the Lagos coastline has stirred significant public debate. This development is in preparation for the Federal Government's ambitious 700 km Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway project. Among the notable casualties is the Good
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Extraordinary resilience 'Butch' Stewart praises tourism emp
Gordon “Butch” Stewart has praised Jamaica's tourism employees for their “extraordinary resilience” in facing the COVID-19 pandemic, and wished them an even better future, as the industry slowly begins to
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Somalia: SNA Chief Holds Talks With Military Officials in Galmudug
Somali National Army chief, General Odowa Yusuf Rageh is holding talks with military officials in Dhusamareb, the capital of Galmudug
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Ex-Soca Warrior Lewis doubles for Maloney Eagles in 5-2 win - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Former Soca Warriors winger Nathan Lewis scored a double for his Maloney Eagles team on Sunday as they powered their way to a 5-2 win over Trincity Nationals to maintain a one-point lead in the Eastern Football Association (EFA) league with a solitary match to go. Maloney (22 points) placed se
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This could well be the PNC’s last hurrah
These words do not, perhaps, go far enough to depict what we are all witnessing as the PNC and its collaborators in APNU, the AFC, GECOM, the Guyana Police Force, and elsewhere   try to carry out their plan to steal an entire election before the watching
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Organizers, Community Applaud Formation of Oakland County Conviction Integrity Unit | The Michigan Chronicle
Michigan Liberation and its broad base of formerly incarcerated individuals, families of those fighting wrongful convictions, and allied community members applaud the announcement made by Oakland County elected officials of the plans to create a Conviction Integrity Unit. This announcement marks
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‘I’m Always Thinking About How Can I Use My Platform to Further Racial Equity’: Alicia Keys Announces She’s Starting $1 Billion Fund for Black Businesses - The New York Beacon
TheNFLkicked off their 2020 football season with social distancing protocols set in place due to continued risk caused by the coronavirus pandemic. As the league opened the season on Thursday, Sept. 10 with the Chiefs-Texans game, it partnered up with Grammy-winning artistAlicia Keysto sing
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Egyptian Court Orders Two Female Tiktok Stars Be Freed From Jail
[Thomson Reuters Foundation] The social media influencers were jailed for violating family morals and posting indecent videos
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Morocco, Japan Discuss Means to Develop Museum Cooperation
[MAP] Rabat -- The president of the National Museum Foundation (FNM), Mehdi Qotbi, held talks with the Japanese ambassador to Morocco, Shinozuka Takashi, which focused on the means to develop museum cooperation between Japan and the Kingdom.
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Louisville Names Yvette Gentry Interim Police Chief
Yvette Gentry will be Louisville Metro Police's newest Interim police chief after current Interim Chief Robert Schroeder announced his plans to retire at the end of September after a mere […] The post Louisville Names Yvette Gentry Interim Police Chief appeared first on Essence.
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First Day, First Shot: India Launches The World's Largest Vaccination Drive | The Florida Star | The Georgia Star
PUNE, India - 'We have seen many deaths in the past months, and so I decided to take Covaxin, and encourage others to come forward and take the Covid-19 vaccination,' said Nandu Krushnarao Satpute, a 35-year-old medicinal practitioner at Aundh Government Hospital in India's western city of
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HBCUs and Their Athletic Departments are Benefiting from Former Professional Players and Coaches
By James B. Ewers, Jr., Ed.D. HBCUs and Their Athletic Departments are Benefiting from Former Professional Players and Coaches By James B. Ewers, Jr., Ed.D. There seems to be an avalanche of suppor…
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5000 people in Mulanje given back their land | Malawi 24 - Malawi news
Lujeri Tea Estate in Mulanje has given land to about five thousand people who were accused of being encroachers despite the records showing that the land belongs to the community. Few months ago, the Estate dragged to court TA Njema, Group Village Headman Gladson and some communities for
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Pandemic forces Jamaican athletes into seeking employment outside of track and field - Stabroek News
(Jamaica Gleaner) For the first time in four months, Jamaican athletes steamed down the athletics track at the National Stadium in competition on Saturday. The article Pandemic forces Jamaican athletes into seeking employment outside of track and field appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Election 2020: Political Coverage Must Center Democracy
Instead of appealing to a false sense of balance and fairness between two sides, political coverage should prioritize democracy.
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This could well be the PNC’s last hurrah - Stabroek News
Dear Editor, Over the past months, the words “evil” and wicked” have surfaced as descriptions of the acts of fraud being attempted by the PNC and its co-conspirators in the ongoing post-election crisis. The article This could well be the PNC’s last hurrah appeared first on Stabroek News.
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New Survey Reveals Contrasting Views on American Health - Dallas Weekly
By Alexa Spencer Originally appeared in Word in Black How do you experience America? Is it safe to take a walk in your neighborhood? Can you access social services in […] The post New Survey Reveals Contrasting Views on American Health appeared first on Dallas Weekly.
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Building Multigenerational Wealth: Lessons from 2020
The ongoing uncertainty we’ve faced this year has taught us a few valuable lessons when it comes to building multigenerational wealth.
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Kenya: Hosts Kenya Unveil Squads for 2023 Safari 7s
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- The Kenya men's and women's teams to the Safari 7s have been announced.
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Jussie Smollett Must Return To Jail After Judge Upheld His Hoax Hate Crime Conviction
Embattled actor Jussie Smollett suffered another legal blow Friday after an appeals court judge upheld his disorderly conduct conviction for staging his own hate crime and lying to Chicago police in 2019. According to NBC News, Smollett’s legal team challenged numerous aspects of the case against
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What’s going on with the Tampa Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity
TAMPA – The Tampa Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. introduced 17 new members into their ranks on Nov 3. in Montgomery, Ala. The new members include: Greg Alford Rashaad Austin Keith Berry Willie Bradford Deshon Charles Emmett Emery Manuel Gayle Gary Green Maurice Harvey Andre
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Zimbabwe: Poptain Goes Down Memory Lane
[The Herald] Zimdancehall musician Ameen Jaleel Matanaga, known as Poptain, has said his new single "Before", which is being released tomorrow, was inspired by the exploits of yesteryear musicians.
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Jagdeo expresses gratitude to public for support - Stabroek News

PPP General Secretary, Bharrat Jagdeo, recently sworn in as Vice President expressed yesterday gratitude

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Uganda: One Killed, Plantations Destroyed in Land Row
One person has been killed and five houses torched after a fight broke out among family members in Bwikhonje village, Busano Sub County in Mbale District over ownership of the land on
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Ethiopian National Defense Forces Base comes under attack - Voice Online
IN THE early hours of November 4, the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) attacked the... The post Ethiopian National Defense Forces Base comes under attack appeared first on Voice Online.
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Eritrea says two people have tested positive for Covid-19, three weeks after the nation announced all its confirmed patients had recovered from the virus, and made it the first country in the region to bring number of infections down to
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