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Kenya: Editors Call for Review of Media Laws to Improve Press Freedom
Media guilds in Eastern Africa have called on their respective governments to review and update media laws in advocating for press freedom and sustainability measures amid the ongoing global
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NeNe Leakes Seemingly Co-Signs Calls To Have Andy Cohen Fired Due To Systemic Racism
Following the firing of multiple “Vanderpump Rules” stars for racism, NeNe Leakes appears to be co-signing fans who are calling for the firing of Andy Cohen as
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Eastern Cape: 19 quarantine sites activated amid rising infections
A total of 19 quarantine sites have been activated in the Eastern Cape Province. Here are the names and locations.
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KPH gets $1 million worth of personal protective equipment
THE Digicel Foundation on Wednesday handed over personal protective equipment (PPE) worth $1 million to Health Minister Dr Christopher Tufton, which will be used by front-line workers at the Kingston Public Hospital (KPH) involved in the fight against the novel coronavirus disease
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Somalia: COVID-19 Cases in Somalia Soar to 1,502
Somali Health Ministry on Tuesday confirmed 47 new cases of coronavirus, bringing the total tally of infections to
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Source: allAfrica.com
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Nigeria coronavirus: 5,959 cases, Task Force briefs Buhari
May 18 : 5,959 cases, Buhari meets Task Force
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Ghana coronavirus: 18,134 cases; Accra case load hits 10,000
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COVID's impact on the beauty industry in the Black community
Watson was upset at first because she was already following safety protocols before COVID-19; social distancing, seeing clients one at a time, keeping everything sanitized, and wearing gloves and masks depending on the
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Not another Noel Chambers
A declaration from the prime minister that inmates serving at least 35 years in correctional facilities, without being tried, should be released, and a promise by the chief justice to establish a task force to look at the present law, and procedures relating to individuals in custody with mental
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Ghana COVID-19: 16,431 cases, prez warns party on virus protocol breach
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Kenyans heed govt's voluntary COVID-19 testing scheme
Kenyans are heeding government calls for voluntary COVID-19 testing as the number of coronavirus cases in the country
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Surgical or home-made, masks
Before the coronavirus outbreak abruptly disrupted the livelihoods of millions of people, the sight of masks worn in public spaces in the Western world conjured up images of malevolent clowns and terrifying fictional
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Uganda: Why Ministry Is Talking of Another Lockdown
As Covid-19 cases continue to rise, Health Minister Jane Ruth Aceng on Wednesday, hinted on the possibility of the country being placed under another lockdown over what is perceived as complacency by the public in the fight against the spread of the
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Cameroon: A notorious wildlife trafficker arrested
A notorious wildlife trafficker has been arrested for unlawful possession of ivory tusks in
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Uganda: NRM Manifesto - Govt Lists Gains in Health Sector
Dr Jane Ruth Aceng said access to healthcare has improved, with 86 per cent of the population within 5km of reach of public or private health
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St James police seize illegal guns, woman in custody
A woman was arrested in connection with the seizure of two 9mm firearms and two 9mm rounds of ammunition during an operation in Bobman Hill, Lilliput, St James on
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Arturo Alfonso Schomburg: Digging Up African History
Afro-Puerto Rican historian, writer and activist Arturo Alfonso Schomburg was a prominent figure during the Harlem
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Amzie Moore was a prominent figure in the Mississippi civil rights movement and voter registration campaign. He was born on September 23, 1911, on the Wilkins plantation near Greenwood, Mississippi, to black sharecropper parents. When Moore was fourteen, his mother died leaving him to care for
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County facing big price tag recovering from pandemic
LOS ANGELES — Returning to some form of economic normalcy may come with a big price tag for Los Angeles County, as leaders representing hospitals, the arts, nonprofits, labor and faith-based organizations looked to the Board of Supervisors June 16 to help source personal protective gear, expand
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Zimbabwe: Namibian Govt Says Moyo Lied About COVID-19 Test Kits Donation to Zim
[New Zimbabwe] Embattled Health Minister Obadiah Moyo is back in the limelight for all the wrong reasons after Namibian authorities have dismissed recent claims by the government official the neighbouring country donated 4 449 rapid result test kits to Zimbabwe.
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Somalia Confirms 47 New COVID-19 Cases As Tally Hits 2,023
The Somali health ministry on Monday confirmed 47 new cases of coronavirus, bringing the total number of people who have tested positive to
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Covid-19: 52 more test positive - VIDEO
Kenya, which confirmed its first case of the virus on March 13, had tested a total of 55, 074 samples from different parts of the county by May
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Kenya: Govt Rolls Out Home Care Plan for COVID-19 Patients
The government Wednesday launched protocols for home-based isolation and care, anticipating to discharge asymptomatic Covid-19 positive
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SLB waiving application and processing fees
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Ghana health minister tests positive for Covid-19
President Nana Akufo-Addo said the country’s health minister, Kwaku Agyeman Manu is in a stable condition after contracting the new
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Lady Gaga Shares Her Instagram To Give A Voice To The Black Transgender Community
Recording superstar Lady Gaga selected The Marsha P. Johnson Institute to take over her Instagram account and called on her 42.5 million followers to advocate for Black transgender women to help end the daily fight they endure against systemic
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KSAMC to clean more than 100 Corporate Area drains
The Kingston and St Andrew Municipal Corporation (KSAMC) will be embarking on a comprehensive drain-cleaning programme in several communities across the Corporate
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‘This is terrible’...Mother of Maurice Gordon demanding justice
Those were the words of Raquel Barrett, the mother of 28-year-old Maurice Gordon, the unarmed Jamaican man who was gunned down by a New Jersey state trooper following a traffic stop along the Garden State Parkway near Bass River, in Burlington, on the morning of May
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Tanzania - Opposition Cries Foul Over Attacks On Leaders As Election Looms
Tanzania's main opposition party Chadema says its leaders are subject to politically motivated
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Uganda: Why We Don't Have Government Masks
Daily Monitor understands that all the bidders that have applied for procurement of 33 million masks in the fight against Covid-19 pandemic, have quoted prices above the government
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