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Designer launches COVID-19 t-shirts to raise funds for elderly home
Seeking to use his talent to provide humanitarian support during the COVID-19 pandemic, designer Bernard Ramsay has launched a t-shirt project to raise funds for several homes for the
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Sudan: Corona Virus Infection Cases Rise to (2728)
Khartoum — The Federal Ministry of Health announced the registration of (137) new cases of infection with Corona virus, in addition to
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Cattle tagging to aid in stopping thieves
Cattle owners have been given six months to access the free ear tags provided by Government to be used in conjunction with a passport to positively identify animals under the National Animal Identification and Traceability System (NAITS) if they...
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Uganda's Cases Rise to 253 As 31 People Test Positive for COVID-19
The Ministry of Health on Tuesday said they had recorded 31 new cases of Covid-19 as the country's tally rose to
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Botswana coronavirus: prez to observe third quarantine - govt
The Vice President received donations worth over P964 000, from different organizations and individuals to help government combat Covid-19, government confirmed on May
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'You don't want to criminalise the country' - NPA says it doesn't prosecute 25% of lockdown cases
The National Prosecuting Authority has declined to prosecute about 25% of lockdown
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Nigeria: Clearing Backlog of Surgeries Will Take 11 Months After COVID-19 - Report
The CovidSurg Collaborative has projected that, based on a 12-week period of peak disruption to hospital services due to COVID-19, it will take 11 months to clear the backlog of surgeries that have been
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Mayor of Engcobo in Eastern Cape tests positive for Covid-19
Municipal spokesperson Sivuyile Myeko said members of the public, who had come into contact with Zangqa, should urgently go for screening and
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Eritrea officially virus-free with 100% recoveries, zero deaths
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Uganda: Masaka, Arua Hospitals Discharge 5 COVID-19 Patients
Five Covid-19 patients have been discharged from Masaka and Arua regional referral hospitals after recovering from the
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NERIMA: All of a sudden daily Corona broadcast updates are not a
This was one of the many times that we have received communication from the government—for more than 60 days running, including weekends—whether from the ministry of Health or the cabinet secretary informing us of new Covid-19 cases, deaths and
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Kenya: COVID-19 Death Toll Rises to 50 As Registered Cases Soar to 832
Nairobi — Coronavirus deaths in the country rose to 50 on Saturday, after 5 more patients succumbed to the disease within a period of 24
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All Tanzania schools reopen amid strict virus protocols
Schools in Tanzania reopened after three months of closure due to the
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First female president for Caribbean Graduate School of Theology | New York Carib News
Dr. Viviene Kerr was identified as the best person to take the institution to the next level as its new president, and was recently officially appointed as the first female president of
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Kenya: Mombasa Clerics Urge Resumption of Congregational Worship Amid Virus Uncertainty
[Capital FM] Mombasa -Pastors at the Coast on Friday urged President Uhuru Kenyatta to open the churches and allow Kenyans to converge at the places of worship.
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Kenya: What's It Like to Be a Female Photographer Today
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Uganda: Municipal Leaders Agree to Hand Over District Hospital
[Monitor] Mukono municipal leaders have finally succumbed to pressure and handed over the management of Mukono General Hospital to the district.
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Cruise workers' re-entry now routine, says Chang
The arrival of the vessel marks the start of a new Government policy effort to bring home about 2,000 Jamaicans working with various cruise lines by the end of
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Uganda Yet to Get Community Messaging Right
[East African] Uganda is still struggling with public messaging as it battles Covid-19 community infections, nearly one month after announcing that the country had entered Phase Three of the pandemic, with rising cases throughout the month of June.
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102 arrested for refusing bond notes
Police have arrested 102 businesspeople for allegedly refusing to accept the Zimdollar. BY LORRAINE MUROMO In a Press statement, police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi said 28 cases were set to appear in court and cautioned traders against rejecting the volatile currency. “The
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Covid-19: Kenya's cases rise to 887
Kenya records 57 new cases of Covid-19 in the last 24 hours, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 887, the Ministry of Health has
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Jamaica spends $3.8 billion so far to fight COVID-19
THE Ministry of Health and Wellness has so far spent $3.8 billion on efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19).Portfolio Minister Dr Christopher Tufton made the disclosure during his contribution to the 2020/21 Sectoral Debate in the House of Representatives on July
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Pregnant woman will be among first 200 Jamaicans to disembark cruise ship
A four-months' pregnant Jamaican is expected to be among the 200 crew members who will disembark from the Royal Caribbean cruise line's Adventure of the Seas vessel today as the first set of the 1,044 people on the cruise ship finally begin to make their way
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Live stream: Cyril Ramaphosa to talk with the nation on Wednesday
Cyril Ramaphosa will be itneracting with members of the public on Wednesday. We've got details of the live stream and how to get involved here.
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Kenya: COVID-19 - Spotlight On Slums As Plans to Reopen Underway
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Brixton Riots (April 10-12, 1981)
The Brixton Riots of April 10-12, 1981, described as the first serious riots of the 20th century in England, were the first large scale racial confrontations between black British youth and white British police.  The rioting was sparked by antagonism between black youths and the
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Quarantined flight returnees ‘pushed to back of the line’
THE 200 Jamaicans who arrived via air from New York and Fort Lauderdale on May 13 are accusing the Government of giving preferential treatment to the 1,044 Adventure of the Seas cruise ship workers who have already been processed a mere week after docking in
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Kenya: Rogue Truck Drivers Caused Huge Traffic Snarl-Up at Malaba Border
Nairobi — The traffic snarl-up by truck drivers at the Kenya-Uganda border was caused by rogue drivers who blocked the entry to the Malaba border
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PNP: Dismantling of local governance structures opens the door to corruption
President of the People’s National Party (PNP),  Dr Peter Phillips, says there has been a systematic weakening of the local government structures by the Jamaica Labour Party-led municipal corporations. Phillips says this has had the...
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