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Zimbabwe is withholding travel documents for thousands of returning nationals, following reports that some have escaped from isolation
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COVID-19: Algeria imposes wearing of masks
Algerian authorities have made the wearing of masks compulsory as part of new measures to contain Covid-19, in the run-up to the Muslim Eid al-Fitr
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Bryan Asks Florida Governor to Reconsider Law Blocking Cruise Ships From Requiring Proof of Vaccination
The Florida legislation bans cruise ships embarking from its ports from requiring proof of vaccination, an action that Bryan said contradicts the CDC guidelines and would stifle the restart of the cruise industry.
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Crown says why Sanja Elliott cannot be believed
THE $400-million Manchester Municipal Corporation (MPC) fraud trial ended on Friday, May 15, 2020 with the conviction of main accused 35-year-old Sanja Elliott, the corporation's former deputy superintendent of road and works; his wife, Tasha-gaye Goulbourne-Elliott; two former employees of the
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SARS loses more than R5m in three Mpumalanga fraud cases | News24
Three company directors have been arrested for fraud to the tune of more than R5 million in Mpumalanga.
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Bryan Asks Florida Governor to Reconsider Law Blocking Cruise Ships From Requiring Proof of Vaccination
The Florida legislation bans cruise ships embarking from its ports from requiring proof of vaccination, an action that Bryan said contradicts the CDC guidelines and would stifle the restart of the cruise industry.
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Trinidad: 21 Venezuelans get deportation stays - Stabroek News
(Trinidad Guardian) Twenty-one Venezuelan migrant adults and children, who returned to this country after being repatriated two Sundays ago, have obtained court orders preventing their deportation pending litigation against the
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Three Caricom countries register deaths from COVID | New York Carib News
Three Caricom countries registered deaths from the coronavirus over the last 24 hours as regional countries continue to urge citizens to follow the health protocols and guidelines in a bid to curb the spread of the virus.
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Haiti nears 5,000-mark in COVID-19 cases
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (CMC) — Haiti continued to record more cases of novel coronavirus infections yesterday, with the authorities saying that the total had reached just shy of 5,000 cases since the first case was detected on March 19 this
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Kenya: Hoteliers Bank on Safari Rally to Rev Up Business
[Nation] Just three weeks to go until the next edition of the World Rally Championship (WRC) gets underway in Naivasha, from 24 to 27 June the organisers of the multi-billion shilling global motorsport event are pulling all the stops to offer a unique experience to visitors and rallying enthusiasts
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Still Not 100 Percent: Utah Jazz Player Rudy Gobert Faces Lingering COVID-19 Symptoms Three Months After Diagnosis
Utah Jazz player Rudy Gobert may be forever associated with the NBA suspending its season in March because of COVID-19. The league made that call []
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First cruise ship to sail in Western Hemisphere since COVID-19 calls on Bridgetown Port - Barbados Today
As the tourism industry continues to reopen worldwide, Barbados’ cruise sector this morning welcomed Celebrity Millennium to its shores. The cruise ship, which is part of the Celebrity Cruise Line that is owned by Royal Caribbean Cruise Line (RCCL), is the first in the Western hemisphere to sail
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Zimbabwe: Zera Reduces Diesel Price
[The Herald] The maximum price of diesel has fallen from US$1,32 to US$1,30 in the short term while petrol remains at US$1,33.
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We need to close the vaccination gap - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
JOSEP BORRELL BY THE end of May, only 2.1 per cent of Africans have received at least one dose of a covid19 vaccine. We need to close the vaccination gap between advanced economies and developing countries to avoid what Tedros Ghebreyesus, head of the World Health Organization, has called
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Covid Jab Status Up To Aged Care Workers In Australia – The Omaha Star
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UK, EU leaders meet today amid Brexit no-deal signals
LONDON, England (AP) - Leaders of Britain and the European Commission will make a last-minute push for a post-Brexit UK-EU trade deal over dinner today, with both sides warning that the chance of reaching an agreement by a year-end deadline is slipping away.
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Kenya: Tax Pain for Wanjiku in Sh3.6 Trillion Ukur Yatani Budget
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Tunisia: Cabinet Meeting Approves Draft Laws and Government Decrees
[Tunis Afrique Presse] Tunis/Tunisia -- The Cabinet meeting held in virtual format on Monday approved bills and government decrees, including a draft statute approving the accession of the Tunisian Republic to the Protocol on the permanent amendment of the WTO Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of
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The Latest: Most Rhode Island schools cleared to reopen soon - Black News Channel
By The Associated Press undefined PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Gov. Gina Raimondo says every public school district in Rhode Island except two has been given the go-ahead to resume in-person classes when schools reopen in September. The Democrat said Monday that children are scheduled to return to school on
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African states yet to reach peak infection rate
The number of Africans who have tested positive for Covid-19 has hit 100,000 and health experts warn that the continent is yet to reach the peak of its infection
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Ethiopia's Tigray 'one step from famine' - EU | Africanews
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Covid-19 Vaccine Benefits, Incentives, and... State Competitions? | BlackDoctor.org - Where Wellness & Culture Connect
President Biden is encouraging each of the 50 states to essentially have a race to get the most persons vaccinated by July 4, 2021. Called the “National Month of Action”, the President has supported increased incentives to reach the goal.  Some things that may help people get the vaccine are listed
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World leaders, stars unite at event aimed at fighting virus
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Mozambique: Number of COVID-19 Cases Tops 900
[AIM] Maputo -The Mozambican health authorities on Wednesday announced the diagnosis of a further 14 cases of the respiratory disease Covid-19, bringing the total number since the pandemic began to over 900.
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DR MAXWELL ADEYEMI THE death toll from covid19 in the past weeks has been distressingly catastrophic. We are no longer hearing death figures but seeing and watching friends, colleagues and family members snatched away by the cold hands of covid19-mediated deaths. The unbelievable departure
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THE OWNER of an unlicensed scrap metal yard in Port of Spain and an adjoining meat shop was charged on Monday with unlawful possession and buying stolen items after manhole covers and copper were seized from his premises. While he was being charged, a group of health inspectors visited his mea
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