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Are we safe? SA government grapples with data security crisis

South Africa’s Home Affairs faces a severe data security crisis, exposing citizens to identity theft and cyber attacks.

Source: South African News | Online News | The South African

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AS the world continues to grapple with the economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic, one group that is pulling out all the stops to keep their alma mater afloat is the Jamaica College Old Boys Association

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St Catherine man listed as person of interest in murder probe

Detectives in the St Catherine South Division have named a man as a person of interest in relation to a murder in Naggo Head, St Catherine on

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Ben Affleck apologizes for lobbying 'Finding Your Roots' to exclude slave-owning ancestor from show

The Arcadian calm of PBS was shattered Tuesday in the wake of leaked Sony emails that revealed Ben Affleck had demanded references to a slave-owning ancestor be excised from a segment on him in the program, “Finding Your Roots.” The System — which has no role in the production of this

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Coronation Market gets Labour Day cleaning

The Coronation Market in downtown Kingston was washed clean by the Kingston and St Andrew Municipal Corporation (KSAMC) and Digicel on Labour

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Turbulence, warning before Pakistan plane crash killed 97

Moments later, the Pakistan International Airlines flight crashed into a crowded neighbourhood near Karachi's international airport, killing 97 people, all of whom are believed to be passengers and crew

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Jamaica records 10 new COVID cases, 10 more recoveries

Jamaica has recorded 10 new COVID cases increasing the total to 544. Five of the new patients arrived on Royal Caribbean's Adventure of the Seas, which docked in Falmouth, Trelawny on Tuesday.

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Crash along Bog Walk Gorge, road closed

Motorists are being advised by the police that the Bog Walk Gorge in St Catherine is currently impassable due to a motor vehicle collision along the roadway. Motorists are being asked to use alternative routes through Sligoville and Barry.

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Five new COVID cases, 10 more recoveries

The Health Ministry is reporting five new #coronavirus cases increasing the tally to 534. Two of the new patients recently arrived from the United Kingdom while three are under investigation. In the meantime, there were 10 more recoveries today bringing the tally to 181.

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Protest in Spain over government's handling of COVID crisis

Thousands of supporters of Spain’s far-right Vox party gathered today in their cars and on motorbikes in the centre of Madrid and other Spanish cities to protest the Spanish government’s handling of the nation’s COVID-19 crisis, international news agencies

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Labour Day project in St Catherine shut down by police

Residents of Pear Tree Grove and surrounding areas in the Troja Division in St Catherine are expressing shock and dismay that they were ordered to discontinue their Labour Day project by the Riversdale

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Ghana coronavirus: 7,768 cases, infections hit Jubilee oil fields

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Japan’s Abe says vaccine a priority for Olympics

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Black delivery man detained by White HOA president; Walmart ends...

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Grange announces national, parish projects for Labour Day

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Holness pledges $750,000 to support NCU students affected by COVID-19

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400 ship workers tested for COVID-19

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Media mogul Oliver Clarke dies at 75

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Restaurant Owner Shows Solidarity With Protesters: ‘Let My Building Burn’

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