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Missing coconut vendor found dead
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File photo. ONE day after a Manzanilla coconut vendor was reported missing, police said his body was found bound and with a wound to the head. According to police reports, just after 10 am on Tuesday, Manzanilla police received
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WAPA Hoping Proactive Maintenance And New Generators Will Lessen Future Outages
With short outages on St. Croix and St. Thomas over the past two days after months of steady reliability, V.I. Water and Power Authority officials said they are pushing forward with a few proactive measures to keep future incidents down, while looking at how they can speed up the process of
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COMMENTARY: Harvard’s Numbers Show Drop in Black, Latinx Admissions | Post News Group
Harvard’s admissions notices went out last week, the numbers reveal not so much a problem with Asians, but a problem with Blacks and Latinx applicants. The latest numbers for the incoming Class of 2026 show Asian Americans grew once again to 27.8%, up from 27.2%. African Americans saw
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Ruby Rutnik Scholarship Fund Now Accepting Applications for the 2022-23 School Year
Keeping with its tradition, the Ruby Rutnik Scholarship Fund announced on April 9 – Ruby’s birthday – that it is once again accepting scholarship applications for the upcoming school year.
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Minister pushes for warning labels in fight against chronic diseases - Barbados Today
Minister in the Ministry of Health and Wellness with responsibility for the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) and Chronic Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) Dr Sonia Browne has suggested that manufacturers of packaged foods and beverages may have to be forced into front-of-package warning
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Marry fined $60 000 for marriage fraud - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Ncube suspended 12 months of her sentence after conviction, and removed the option of community service because of ill health. The post Marry fined $60 000 for marriage fraud appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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ED pampers Binga traditional leaders - NewsDay Zimbabwe
The gesture comes a few weeks after Zanu PF Binga North candidate Kudakwashe Munsaka lost the constituency to the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) candidate Prince Dubeko Sibanda despite Mnangagwa dishing out bicycles during a rally at Siabuwa growth
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Where’s the constitutional reform, asks former DLP president - Barbados Today
Former president of the Democratic Labour Party (DLP) Verla DePeiza is calling for Government to engage in serious constitutional reform and not simply tinker with the Barbados Constitution. She has insisted that this is important to bringing balance as far as democracy here is
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Virginia Elections Official Resigns After Racist Online Posts Get Exposed
David Dietrich, a GOP elections official out of Virgina, proved that politics aren't exempt from racist ideologies after the discovery of his online messages using the N-Word and calling for a "good public lynching" of Democrat rivals led to his recent resignation.
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SunTours exec tells how to woo more regional travellers - Barbados Today
by Marlon Madden A top executive of leading destination management firm SunTours Caribbean is suggesting that tourism industry players across the region implement special rates and tour packages specifically designed for regional travellers. Jesse Lee Lum, Regional Manager at SunTours
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Bawdens Bridge closed - Barbados Today
The Ministry of Transport, Works and Water Resources (MTWW) informs the public that, due to a recent investigation, the bridge at Bawdens, St, Andrew is now unsafe for vehicular traffic and has been closed until further notice.  MTWW advises that traffic coming from the St. Andrew Church route
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Zanu PF supporters blasts government over lies - NewsDay Zimbabwe
The villagers vented their anger of government officials following a visit to the area by the Transport and Infrastructure Development parliamentary portfolio committee. The post Zanu PF supporters blasts government over lies appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Two Viequenses Plead Guilty to Smuggling Over $1 Million in USVI Waters
Julius Alvarez-Gonzalez and Jimmy Garcia-Quinonez, of Vieques, Puerto Rico, each entered guilty pleas to the charge of concealing over $1 million dollars in cash on a vessel outfitted for smuggling
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Videos show Patrick Lyoya shot in head by Michigan officer
A Black man facedown on the ground was fatally shot in the back of the head by a Michigan police The post Videos show Patrick Lyoya shot in head by Michigan officer appeared first on TheGrio.
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OTT’s Fame treat thrills patrons - Barbados Today
On Sunday night, for the first time in two years, members of the Operation Triple Threat (OTT) team were able to return centrestage, in front of a live audience, with the staging of Fame Jr. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, the live version of their last show The Theory of Relativity, was forced to
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‘840 000 children drop out of school’ - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe Teachers Association secretary-general Goodwill Taderera urged government to take measures to arrest the growing trend of school dropouts. The post ‘840 000 children drop out of school’ appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Two Viequenses Plead Guilty to Smuggling Over $1 Million in USVI Waters
Julius Alvarez-Gonzalez and Jimmy Garcia-Quinonez, of Vieques, Puerto Rico, each entered guilty pleas to the charge of concealing over $1 million dollars in cash on a vessel outfitted for smuggling
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Region urged to unlock decision-making to key organisations - Barbados Today
A call is being made for leaders in Barbados and the region to involve civil society organisations (CSO) and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) more in their decision-making processes. Officer-in-Charge at the Caribbean Policy Development Centre (CPDC) Richard Jones has argued that NGOs and
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Deyalsingh: 40,000 paediatric Pfizer jabs coming
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Nurse Yamisleydi Gomez gives Teneisha Wilson a dose of the Pfizer vaccine at Costatt, El Dorado campus on October 29 as district health visitor Helena Peters looks on. File photo/Angelo Marcelle Minister of Health Terrence
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Man charged for killing daughter Alliyah Alexander
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News CHARGED: Defence Force corporal David Alexander, charged with the manslaughter of his daughter Alliyah Alexander. PHOTO COURTESY TTPS - ttps A CLAXTON BAY man was expected to appear before a Couva Magistrate sometime on Tuesday
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Biden Proposes Eliminating ‘Family Glitch’ In Affordable Care Act
NNPA NEWSWIRE — The U.S. Treasury Department said the change would allow 200,000 uninsured individuals to gain coverage while more than 1 million others would realize lower premium payments. “Thanks to the landmark American Rescue Plan, ACA premiums are at an all-time low, while enrollment is at
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Police search for motive in Brooklyn subway suspect’s videos
Frank James posted dozens of videos ranting about race, violence and his struggles with mental illness. One stands out for The post Police search for motive in Brooklyn subway suspect’s videos appeared first on TheGrio.
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Bank presents Mansoor scholarship funds to new Bishop - Barbados Today
When former Executive Chairman of CIBC FirstCaribbean Michael Mansoor passed away in 2014, the bank he helped found in 2002 and led until his retirement in 2013, wanted to do something meaningful to keep his memory alive. In 2014, at a memorial service following Mansoor’s passing, the bank
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Center for Social Concern says fuel price hike likely to push up poverty levels
A local Civil Society Organisation, Center for Social Concern, says the rise in fuel prices in the country has potential to worsen poverty levels of low income earning Malawians who are currently struggling to make ends meets due to already high prices of most basic commodities. Center for Social
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Kiwanis Club South toasts 32 years - Barbados Today
Kiwanis Club of Barbados South is celebrating 32 years under the theme: 32 years as a team. Since last month the club has been staging a wide range of activities to celebrate its achievements. President of the Club Deanzer Roberts said to celebrate the club’s anniversary they started by
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Cooking gas supply stalled as Beetham landfill fumes affect NP plant
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Long lines of trucks, filled with empty cooking gas tanks, wait outside NP at Sea Lots, Port of Spain on Wednesday. Photo by Jeff K Mayers Dozens of truck drivers have been lining up in front of the National Petroleum
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Social Development Ministry, GBV unit intervene to help homeless family
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News HELP NEEDED: The woman and four of her seven children who are now homeless after fire destroyed their rented apartment in south Trinidad on Sunday night. - Lincoln Holder Officials from the National Family Services Division of the
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Deyalsingh warns counties Caroni, Victoria ahead of Easter weekend as covid19 cases still high
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh Minister of Health Terrence Deyalsingh is pleading with residents of counties Caroni and Victoria to maintain covid19 protocols during the upcoming Easter long weekend, as they continue to lead
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St. Croix Man Gunned Down While Washing Car
Raj Darnell White had finished washing his grandmother’s car and had started scrubbing his own when another vehicle pulled up to his Estate Barren Spot home Monday afternoon. A man got out and fired at least a dozen shots, police said. His grandparents heard the sound and rushed from the back of
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St. Croix Man Gunned Down While Washing Car
Raj Darnell White had finished washing his grandmother’s car and had started scrubbing his own when another vehicle pulled up to his Estate Barren Spot home Monday afternoon. A man got out and fired at least a dozen shots, police said. His grandparents heard the sound and rushed from the back of
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