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The red-footed tortoise (Chelonoidis carbonaria) is one of two species of tortoises found in TT. So, how does it distinguish itself from the yellow-footed tortoise? Apart from being smaller in size, the scales found on the red-footed tortoise's legs are also different in colour. 'They have
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TNM moves to improve doctors’ delivery - Malawi News Network
Malawi's pioneer mobile network and ICT services provider, TNM Plc, has contributed K6 million to Society of Medical Doctors (SMD) towards this year’s annual lakeshore conference. The recent conference was held under the theme: “The Doctor's Role on Disaster Preparedness in Malawi, ' at Sunbird
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Americans overwhelmingly support corporate diversity initiatives - Dallas Examiner
After the Supreme Court's decision on affirmative action, corporations must be more intentional and innovative about fostering diversity, as it is a business imperative and 81 % of Americans support corporate diversity initiatives. The post Americans overwhelmingly support corpo
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Buffalo Mayor Says Police Union Is 'On The Wrong Side Of History'
Buffalo, New York, Mayor Byron Brown said Friday that the local police union was on the “wrong side of history” in a controversy surrounding two officers who were suspended without pay after a 75-year-old man was shoved to the ground at a protest, causing him to be seriously
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Corporate Hands | Chinese community gifts Mustard Seed with hygiene items
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Corporate Hands | P.A. Benjamin gifts schools with sanitisers, rubbing alcohol
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Corporate Hands | Digicel Foundation gifts student with laptop
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Corporate Hands | JN Foundation donates toys, furniture to Victims Services Division
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Corporate Hands | Deryck A. Gibson Limited fits the puzzle together for kidney foundation
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Corporate Hands | JEP, WKPP contribute COVID-19 supplies to health department
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UVI Breaks Ground on New Nursing Learning Center on St. Croix
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Corporate Hands | Day and Night Salon gives 25 tablets to school
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Corporate Hands | National Foundation, Nestlé Foundation make Children’s Day donation
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For our children: Invest in what’s right - Dallas Examiner
California Governor Gavin Newsom vetoed a proposal to provide $1 billion in state funding for Los Angeles County's juvenile detention facilities, calling on leaders to focus on providing positive opportunities for young people instead of funding harmful systems. The post For our
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