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Mayor Eric Garcetti Announces the Launch of Mobile COVID-19 Testing Sites
Los Angeles City Mayor Garcetti provided updates on COVID-19 outbreaks, and the need for a broader reach in testing
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Roger Stone denies he protected Trump to secure commutation of sentence - L.A. Focus Newspaper
"People said, 'You see, Stone had the goods on Trump and he traded his silence for a commutation.' That is patently false. I never said that. I never implied that," Stone told Fox News' Sean Hannity. "What I said has been consistent, that I would not lie against my friend of 40 years so they could
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Nestlé Jamaica Limited Turns 80
Nestlé Jamaica Limited officially turned 80 in March, but due to the unexpected arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic the company shifted gears and focused more on philanthropy in the communities, shelving plans for its birthday
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Southern Africa: SADC and Russia Meet to Discuss Support On COVID-19 Response
[Namibia Economist] The Southern African Development Community (SADC) and Russia met this week to discuss the COVID-19 situation in their respective jurisdictions where the Russian government presented a proposal regarding the availability of personal protective equipment and other medical
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11 New COVID-19 testing sites and CVS stores in metro-Atlanta | Atlanta Daily World
As COVID-19 cases surge in Georgia this week, CVS Health is expanding its testing program by announcing 11 additional test sites at select CVS Pharmacy drive-thru locations across the state. With these new sites, CVS Health will have a total of 86 drive-thru test sites across Georgia, with 69% of
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What's Going On | New York Carib News
The July 4  Independence Day weekend was a carnival of gun violence that rocked the nation from coast to coast, from San Francisco to Washington, DC. Some of the stats:  Chicago, 79 shot and 13 dead; Philadelphia, 21 shot,  5 dead. Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms called for an end to Black on
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NOT REAL NEWS: A look at what didn't happen this week | The Atlanta Voice
On Tuesday, June 23 — the same day as New York state’s primary election — an image of the tweet supposedly posted by Ocasio-Cortez circulated rapidly on Twitter, Facebook and
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Rwanda Ready to Offer 'Any Support' in Kabuga Trial - - Busingye
[New Times] Rwanda is ready to offer any support to the UN court trying Genocide crimes and any other jurisdiction to ensure successful prosecution of Félicien Kabuga, who is currently in custody in France.
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Will California’s schools reopen their doors? - Black Voice News
In summary Will California’s public schools, with 6 million students, reopen after shutting down due to the COVID-19 pandemic? Or will stay-at-home classes continue? Gov. Gavin Newsom and other state and local officials face their most decisive moment of the COVID-19 pandemic — how the
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Members of 'Madden NFL 21's 99 Rating Club Will Be Gifted With New Tropy & Serious Bling
EA announced Monday (Jul.13) it has partnered with celebrity jeweler, Jason of Beverly Hills for a custom-designed diamond 99 pendant and experiential designer, Brian B. Madden for a new trophy welcoming the players to Madden NFL 21's 99 Club. Patrick Mahomes was the fist NFL superstar revealed to
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Gabrielle Union calls for more changes after NBC pledge to protect staff
Gabrielle Union has responded to NBC’s pledge to protect employees and foster a safer work environment. A company wide memo... View Article The post Gabrielle Union calls for more changes after NBC pledge to protect staff appeared first on TheGrio.
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Rwanda Conducts Record 3,495 COVID-19 Tests As Rusizi Continues to Be a Hotspot
Dr. Sabin Nsanzimana, the Director-General of Rwanda Biomedical Centre noted that "Most of the new cases are household members of previously confirmed Covid-19 positive in Rusizi", he
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Tunisia: After the Truth Commission, Tunisia Must Pursue Inclusive Transitional Justice
[ICTJ] Tunis -- The Truth and Dignity Commission's (TDC) final report was at last published on June 24, six year after the TDC began its work. It marks an important milestone in Tunisia's transition, but the journey ahead to justice and democracy is a long one. The policymakers and practitioners
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COVID-19: China to give Africa 30 million test kits monthly - Ramaphosa
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Vodacom Business expands into the Middle East - TechCentral
Vodacom Business Africa said on Monday that it is expanding its footprint into the Middle East by providing connectivity to partners and clients in 12 countries in the region.
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What’s left of Confederate monuments in California - Black Voice News
In summary Confederate monuments are falling across the country. While many are in the South, California has its own history with the Confederacy. As the U.S. reckons once again with racial inequities, it’s triggered a new round of calls to remove statues and monuments idolizing Confederate leaders
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Op-Ed: A Renaissance for Bragg Stadium, A Renaissance For Tallahassee’s South-Side - Black News Channel
By: Larry Robinson, Ph.D./ Florida AM University On Thursday, July 9, several members of Florida AM University Senior Leadership Team and I presented to the Blueprint Intergovernmental Agency Board our plans for the Renaissance of Bragg Memorial Stadium. Their unanimous vote in favor of continuing
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Rwanda: Update COVID-19 07 July 2020
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Leaving The Pandemic Response To States Doomed The Country To Fail Together
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President Cyril Ramaphosa pays tribute to the late Zindzi Mandela
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White House official warns of 'strong action' on Chinese apps - TechCentral
White House adviser Peter Navarro said he expects US President Donald Trump to take “strong action” against Chinese-owned social media apps TikTok and WeChat for engaging in “information warfare” against the US.
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Amnesty International Chides World Governments for Health Care Workers' Deaths Amid Pandemic
Amnesty International, a London-based human rights organization, has criticized governments throughout the world, including the U.S., for neglecting health care workers who have died from the coronavirus.
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Malawi: New Ministers' Council Has a Nepotism Stamp, Opposition Says
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Coronavirus Update: Mental Health Experts Warn of Increasing Suicides Among Young African Americans
As the pandemic continues to affect Black and other communities of color disproportionately, health experts are warning of a new mental health crisis linked to the coronavirus outbreak: an increase in suicides among Blacks. Measures suggested by health officials to curb the spread of the
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A Monthly Ebony Unlikely To Return | The Oklahoma Eagle
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Judge: Women can get abortion pill without doctor visits : TheGrio
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Rwanda Conducts Record 4,000 COVID-19 Tests as Rusizi Continues to Be a Hotspot
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