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CROSS-BORDER stocktheft has prompted Botswana to appoint a commission of inquiry to inquire into the escalating problem. The post Commission to probe livestock rustling along Zim-Bots border appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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#ZumaUnrest: Some Gauteng vaccination sites closed amid violence and looting | News24
Continued viiolence and looting in Gauteng has seen some public services, including vaccination sites, shut down.
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Namibia: Red Locust Infestation to Pose Major Threat to Winter Crops - Official
The Ministry of Agriculture this week announced that swarms of Red Locusts were detected in the Otjozondjupa region notably in Mururani and Grootfontein
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Nigeria: Buhari Mourns as Ex-Supreme Court Judge, Babalakin Dies at 94
[This Day] Abuja -- President Muhammadu Buhari has condoled with the family of former Supreme Court Judge, Justice Oyegoke Bolarinwa Babalakin, who passed on yesterday, at the age of 94.
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Covid-19 Latest: Has the third wave of the pandemic hit KZN?
Kwazulu-Natal has recorded a rise in the number of new Covid-19 infections in recent weeks Premier Sihle Zikalala announced on Sunday.
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Ethiopia: More Than Two Million in Somali Region Hit By Drought
[Addis Standard] Addis Abeba -- Some 2.1 million people across 74 Woredas in Somali Region require humanitarian assistance as a result of drought, according to the Regional Disaster Risk Management Bureau (DRMB), the UNOCHA said.
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BWA pumping stations back online - Barbados Today
The Barbados Water Authority wishes to update the public today, Saturday, June 19, that all of its pumping stations are back online. It may take some time, however for the water supply to all affected areas to return to normal. In the interim, water tankers will continue to assist residents in any
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Power Outages Take Some BWA Pumping Stations Offline | The Bajan Reporter
The Barbados Water Authority wishes to advise that power outages in some northern, eastern and central parts of the island have caused some of its pumping stations in these areas to go offline. Teams are currently working on the restoration of power. However, as this process continues customers in
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Nigeria: Gunmen Kill Six Members of Same Family in Osun
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BWA to Make New Connection in the Mount, St. George | The Bajan Reporter
The Barbados Water Authority informs residents of St. George that it will be making a new connection in The Mount on Thursday, July 1st between 10 am and 6 pm. As a result, residents and businesses located in The Mount, Mount Tenantry, Drax Hall to Drax Hall Hope, Drax Hall Jump and surrounding
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Covid-19: Tshwane bus services suspended, depots closed after positive case
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Trevor E. S. Smith | 6 mindsets that fuel COVID-19 community spread
In spite of continued efforts to educate and inform the population as to behaviours that will stop the spread of COVID-19, many persons will continue to get infected. There are some mindsets that make individuals more prone to being infected and to...
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Two inmates killed in attempted Osun prison break
They died in a hospital after they were shot by armed custodial personnel alongside two others, said to still be in the hospital receiving treatment. The post Two inmates killed in attempted Osun prison break appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
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72 NFL players reportedly test positive for COVID-19 - TheGrio
As the NFL gears up for the beginning of its pre-season at the end of the month, concerns about the... View Article The post 72 NFL players reportedly test positive for COVID-19 appeared first on TheGrio.
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SOS CAMBRIDGE | How terror crept into declining Cambridge
While Ryan ‘Ratty’ Peterkin and his one-time second in command, Delano ‘Prekeh’ Wilmot, the chief architects of the bloodletting and chaos along the once-vibrant agricultural belt in Cambridge, St James, have been eliminated over the past three...
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Showers forecast along with hazardous marine conditions – Virgin Islands Free Press
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Bad weather aftermath: Strong winds did most damage to houses - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

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Green Climate Fund approves grant to support further development of the CDB-managed Blue Co Caribbean Umbrella Coordination Programme | The Bajan Reporter
The Green Climate Fund (GCF) has approved a grant for further development of the Blue Co Caribbean Umbrella Coordination Programme which aims to scale up financing and investment to support the transition to a low-emission, climate-resilient blue economy across the Region. The full programme, once
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St Andrew man charged with murder
Twenty-one-year-old Densford Catnott, otherwise called ‘Mossah’, of Waltham Park Road in St Andrew has been charged with murder. Catnott was charged on Tuesday for the July 14 shooting death of 20-year-old Davion Grant, alias ‘Deh...
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Nigeria: NSCDC Arrests Woman for Allegedly Defrauding Political Office Seeker in Osun
[Premium Times] The suspect allegedly promised to assist Mr Salami, who was contesting the post of councillor, to win election.
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Eskom load reduction to hit Tshwane on Tuesday, 7 July
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More than 1 000 power outages in Western Cape, Eskom deploys contractors to deal with backlog | News24
Eskom in the Western Cape has had to bring in contractors to assist with more than 1 000 active faults.
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Congo-Kinshasa: WHO Director-General Praises Bravery of Health Workers During Visit to Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo Following Fatal Attacks on Ebola Responders
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Mop up operation underway as authorities assess damage caused by Western Cape storms | News24
Damage assessments will be carried out this week following a massive storm that affected several communities in the Western Cape last week.
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Kenya: IRC - 2.1 Million Kenyans Face Hunger Due to Drought
[VOA] Nairobi -- The International Rescue Committee says more than two million Kenyans are facing hunger due to poor rainfall. Kenya's president, Uhuru Kenyatta, declared a national disaster this month because of drought.
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Nigeria: Monarch, Prince, One Other Remanded for Defiling 14-Year-Old Girl
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