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Luanda — At least 38 journalists from various media outlets covering COVID-19 daily update press conference were tested Tuesday in Luanda as part of the prevention process against
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Cornel West Unloads On Fox News Guest During ‘Defund Police’ Conversation
During a segment on defunding the police, West unloaded on civil rights attorney and frequent Fox contributor Leo
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Olympia, Washington activists at George Floyd protest chant ‘All cops are bastards!’
OLYMPIA, Washington—Protesters who marched Tuesday in Olympia, Washington remained peaceful but made their feelings about law enforcement plain, chanting on the steps of the state capitol that Americans who wear law-enforcement badges are
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Iowa Entrepreneur Says He’s Been Evicted from Business Space After White Landlord Saw Clip of Him Protesting
Jeremiah Johnson, owner of Stylent Brands, claims his landlord broke his lease at a space near Des Moines, Iowa, after he saw him at a protest while watching the
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Nation’s Oldest Rodeo Still On In Okmulgee: Roy LeBlanc Invitational Rodeo Marks 65th Year | The Oklahoma Eagle
Okmulgee, Okla. – The 65th annual Okmulgee Roy LeBlanc Invitational Rodeo, the nation’s oldest all-black professional rodeo event, has announced plans to proceed with staging this year’s program in August as it considers different scenarios related to the global coronavirus
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College Writing Awards go to University of Cincinnati and University of Mississippi Students | Afro
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Africa: Some Lessons From the History of Epidemics in Africa
The history of endemic diseases, epidemics and pandemics in Africa shows, contrary to a stubborn belief, that the continent has had a long experience of biomedicine - its theory, techniques, and modes of
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Activists Demand D.C. ‘Defund’ Police Amid Peaceful Protests
Washington — Thousands marched and protested against police brutality in Washington, D.C. on Saturday, keeping the May 25 death of George Floyd on the White House’s collective mind by demanding the city defund its police
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East Africa: Intra Comesa Trade Vital for Economic Recovery - Report
The report authored by experts Benedict Musengele and Jane Kibiru states: "The relaxation of the free movement of essential goods in the region will enhance their production and boost intra-Comesa trade during this pandemic
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Is Covid-19 the perfect cover for Mnangagwa to crush the
Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa is using the cover of the Covid-19 restrictions to entrench his rule, analysts have warned amid a fresh crackdown against government
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B. Simone Faces Backlash from Fans After She Says She Refuses to Date a Man with a 9-to-5 Job, Later Attempts to Clarify Comments
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Ex-Chadian dictator Hissene Habre returns to prison
Chad’s former dictator Hissene Habre will return to prison in Senegal on Sunday after a two-month release aimed at protecting him from the
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Op-ed Submission: America is My Home | Afro
Today, they stand as beacons of light, shining example to the next generation of what we can accomplish with our God-given talents, the freedoms we enjoy, the opportunities available in our nation and, yes, a whole lot of
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What I learned in my stint as a television news reporter was this: Television news is one of the most racist industries out
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Joe Jackson’s Granddaughter Was Stabbed 7 Times By Her Racist White Neighbor
Yasmine Jackson, Joe Jackson’s granddaughter, is nursing stub wounds after her white neighbor stabbed her seven times, as reported by
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Namibia: Teacher Suspended Over Racist Comments
The Walvis Bay-based school distanced itself from the conduct of the assistant teacher, Corien Steenkamp, after it was alerted of the teacher's conduct by a Namibian student in the
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Uganda: Tumwesigye - Uganda's Tourism Could Be Back On Its Feet By Yearend
The Association of Uganda Tour Operators chief executive, Gloria Tumwesigye, spoke with Bamuturaki Musinguzi on the impact of the coronavirus on Uganda's travel
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Curry: More than 50 years later, still so much to be done | The Atlanta Voice
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Nigeria: Edo 2020 - INEC Approves Direct Primary for APC, Indirect for PDP
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Black America speaks. America should listen.
30th March 1965: American civil rights campaigner Martin Luther King (1929 – 1968) and his wife Coretta Scott King lead a black voting rights march from Selma, Alabama, to the state capital in
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Former military chief warns Trump drifts from constitution | New York Carib News
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Uganda: Food Suppliers Quit Elegu Over COVID-19
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Sudan: Transfer of Sudan War Crimes Suspect to the Hague 'A Milestone' - ICC Prosecutor Bensouda
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Africa: COVID-19 - Caring for Care Workers
This 'invisible' work contributes over US$10.8 trillion a year to the global economy, and before COVID-19, women and girls provided 12.5 billion hours of free care work every
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Plywood Used to Protect Damaged Buildings; Now Works of Art
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