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The Animal Kingdom Season 5 was announced last year, and now fans are awaiting the arrival of it. If you are into the crime drama genre, you shouldn’t miss watching Animal Kingdom tv series. It’s an American family and crime drama based on an Australian movie of the same name. Read More
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Just when we thought we'd seen the back of the notorious WhatsApp stokvels at the end of 2019, they make a return at the most opportune time.
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Courvoisier Cognac has announced a partnership with the National Urban League to empower Black and other underserved communities.
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Kenya: KCB Grosses U.S.$10 Billion in Assets, Eyes Buyouts in DR Congo, Ethiopia
[East African] KCB's acquisition of two banks in Rwanda and Tanzania has pushed its total asset base to over Ksh1 trillion ($10 billion), creating a regional banking giant with a re-energised ambition to join the ranks of leading pan-African banks, currently dominated by Southern and West African
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City of Johannesburg cuts power to Randburg school with R3.7 million unpaid electricity bill | News24
A Johannesburg-based private high school that owes the City of Johannesburg millions of rands due to unpaid bills has had its power cut.
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Kenya: Coffee Earnings Fall Sh2.5 Billion in Eight Months to May
[Nation] Coffee earnings dropped by Sh2.5 billion in eight months to May on account of low volumes as the quantities offered at the trading floor were impacted by the closure of auction floor by the Health ministry as a mitigation measure to curb Covid-19.
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Wilton Gregory Appointed As The First Black American Cardinal - Blavity
Catholic cardinal Wilton Gregory said Pope Francis' appointment is an affirmation of the heritage of Black Catholics.
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Lauren London, Loretta Devine, and more star in thriller ‘Always and Forever’ - TheGrio
AMC Networks’ UMC and RLJE Films has acquired the star-studded thriller, Always and Forever and announced plans to release it... View Article The post Lauren London, Loretta Devine, and more star in thriller ‘Always and Forever’ appeared first on TheGrio.
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Tridents grab Rashid Khan, TKR sign 48-year-old Indian - Stabroek News
GROS ISLET, St Lucia, CMC – Title-holders Barbados Tridents have secured the services of Afghan leg-spinning star, Rashid Khan, for their upcoming 2020 Caribbean Premier League campaign while 48-year-old Pravin Tambe is set to become the first Indian to feature in the tournament after being picked
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PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, CMC – Former Cricket West Indies president, Ken Gordon, has endorsed the current regional governing body’s head, Ricky Skerritt, as “absolutely the right man” to lead the organisation and says he has brought a renewed optimism to West Indies
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'Love & Hip Hop Atlanta' reality diva Rasheeda Frost is no stranger to good fashion taste. The Pressed ATL clothing store owner continuously serves her […]
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The Georgia 2020 Risk-Limiting Audit with VotingWorks | The Savannah Tribune
VotingWorks is a non-partisan non-profit building secure & affordable election technology. One of our key contributions is in the deployment of risk-limiting audits. A risk-limiting audit is the gold standard of tabulation audits, where a randomly selected sample of ballots is reviewed by audit
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A Northern Cape taxi driver has been found guilty of several charges after he kidnapped a 19-year-old woman, ran her over in his taxi when she tried to escape, and raped her.
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