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[Namibian] A KATIMA Mulilo resident recently started stocking up on devil's claw roots to dry them for medicinal and other uses.
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New Data: Black Women Still Haven't Recovered From The Great Recession Of 2007 | Essence
The housing market was devastated in 2007, leaving an entire generation behind the curve in financial advancement. More than a decade later, Black women have yet to recover, per new
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Uganda: Rights Defenders Urge Parliament to Prioritize Human Rights Defenders Protection Bill
[Nile Post] Uganda's Human Rights Defenders, united under the National Coalition of Human Rights Defenders, have appealed to the Parliament to prioritise the passage of the Human Rights Defenders Protection Bill.
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‘F****** Black People!’: Karen Gets Racist After Spitting At Pro-Palestine Demonstrators - The New York Beacon
Source: screenshot / twitter/x In today’s episode of Want To Know If A White Person Is Racist? Just Wait!, a Karen in San Jose was caught in a viral video spitting on pro-Palestine demonstrators, and after being confronted by a Black man who accused her of spitting near
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Silver Strikers players boycott training over outstanding salaries
All is not well in Silver Strikers camp as players boycotted training on Monday and Tuesday due to unpaid monthly salaries and games bonuses. The Central Bankers are already out of the TNM Super League title race this season but are still in the Airtel Top 8 and the Castel Challenge
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Hilaire Hails ARC Post COVID-19 Rebound As Yachts Head For Saint Lucia
Tourism Minister Dr. Ernest Hilaire has spoken of a bumper Atlantic Rally for Cruisers (ARC) this year while hailing the event's post COVID-19 rebound. 'The ARC this year will be big, really big. It has rebounded very well after COVID,' Hilaire told reporters on Tuesday. He spoke as Saint Lucia
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Debbie Allen’s Hot Chocolate Nutcracker | Black Cultural Events
A CLASSIC REIMAGINED Debbie Allen has brought a timeless ballet classic back to life, infusing it with a burst of new energy and excitement. With lively characters, a fresh soundtrack crafted by industry legends, a tapestry of diverse choreography, breathtaking aerial performances, and cutting-edge
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Le Sénat poursuit le durcissement du projet de loi « immigration » - Haiti24
Le ministre de l’intérieur, Gérald Darmanin, au Sénat, au début de l’examen du projet de loi « immigration » le 6 novembre 2023, à Paris. JULIEN MUGUET POUR «LE MONDE» « Fermeté » et « simplification » : devant le Sénat, lundi 6 novembre, alors que débutait l’examen en séance publique du projet de
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Namibia exposes govt ‘lies’
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration allegedly lied that it had received a donation of 4 449 COVID-19 test kits from Namibia as mystery continues to shroud the government’s procurement of coronavirus medical supplies, the Namibian government has revealed. By Moses Matenga In April this
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Namibia: Spike in Covid-19 Icu Cases Worries Shangula
[Namibian] MINISTER of health and social services Kalumbi Shangula says the increasing number of intensive care unit (ICU) Covid-19 patients and hospitalisations is worrying for Namibia, indicating that Namibians have stopped being cautious.
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Perfect Sunday: Atlanta, Hip-Hop and Falcons football
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Namibia: COVID-19 Death Speculation Dismissed
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Uganda: Govt Unveils Second National Financial Inclusion Strategy
[Nile Post] The Bank of Uganda and the Ministry of Finance, Planning, and Economic Development are poised to launch the second National Financial Inclusion Strategy (NFIS).
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Mark Jackson Responds To Report He Was Banned From NY Knicks Team Plane: “The Lies Have Got To Stop”
Mark Jackson’s speaking out about his “flailing” job prospects and calling it all cap. Yesterday, the New York Post’s Andrew Marchand ran a story that says Jackson, a former ESPN commentator and NBA player, was set to back legendary Knick Clyde Frazier in the MSG booth this season, but at the last
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The Pop Up Comedy Festival Featuring Huggy Lowdown & Friends
Get Tickets Don't miss the Pop Up Comedy Fest starring Huggy Lowdown from the Tom Joyner Morning Show, Russ Parr Morning Show, The Donnie Simpson show and the Sitcom 'Love that Girl' on TV One. Friday, November 10th at Holiday Inn Washington-College Pk (I-95), an IHG Hotel. Huggy is bringing some
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*There’s a lot you can learn from Denzel Washington. As one of the world's most respected and beloved actors and with a career spanning over four decades, the superstar has achieved remarkable feats in the industry. In addition to being a talented actor, Washington is also a man of inspiration and
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Namibia: Erongo Needs More Resources As COVID-19 Cases Rise
[Namibian] THE Erongo region, which is the epicentre of the Covid-19 outbreak, needs more quarantine and isolation facilities to deal with the increasing numbers of confirmed cases and their contacts.
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How to talk to kids about presidential elections
Presidential election years can be stressful for all of us — children and teens included. The barrage of messages in the media can be anxiety provoking, conflict is uncomfortable and feeling at odds with neighbors is unsettling. As a parent of a young child, I know just how tricky it can be to
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Family ‘Left with More Questions’ after Body of Loved one Exhumed Without them Being Present
By Fabiana Chaparro, CNN (CNN) — The mother of a Mississippi man who was accidentally run over and killed by Jackson police is now saying she has been victimized a second time after her son’s body was exhumed without his family present. Dexter Wade’s body was scheduled to be exhumed on Monday at
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Namibian government links 84 doctors to fraud | Africanews
The Namibian Ministry of Finance has accused 84 doctors of stealing millions of dollars through the government’s medical aid scheme.
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La Fondation Zanmi Timoun exprime sa préoccupation face à la déportation des enfants en République dominicaine
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Namibia: Cyclists Gear Up for Commonwealth Games
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Namibia: Presidency Apologizes After Journalists Barred From Covering Launch of COVID-19 Facility
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