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NNPA NEWSWIRE — For this treat, I decided to use a flavor that reminds me of summer: Piña Colada. And as the cake base, I used a buttery vanilla pound cake. You can also buy a pound cake and sandwich it with the ice cream, but I wanted to do it the fancy way. It’s not a hard recipe to follow, and
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What is the best month to travel to South Africa?
(Partner Content) We're all eager to get our bags packed and to start travelling again, which is why now is the ideal time to get your travel plans to South Africa prepared.
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Jazz Musician Lydia Salett Dudley Asks Poignant Question During National Upheaval with New Single & Music Video, “Whatcha Gonna Say?” | Afro
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NNPA NEWSWIRE — Hundreds of thousands of small businesses, including 40 percent of Black-owned companies, have closed, resulting in permanent job loss. Some of the hardest-hit industries include the leisure industries — travel, dining, and more.
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