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Refugee doctors recruited to fight the pandemic in the UK | Africanews
50 international doctors, most of whom are refugees, have been recruited by The Royal London Hospital to work in its intensive care unit. The workers were brought in at the height of the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic as part of an NHS England scheme.
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Issues of mistrust and misunderstandings exist between community members and health care researchers - Milwaukee Community Journal
Issues of mistrust and misunderstandings exist between community members and health care researchers. That is the primary reason two local leaders – Rev. Dr. Deborah Thomas and Dr. Carol Williams – are collaborating to launch a unique curriculum to address these issues. Known as the Cancer
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U.S. Justice Department Joins Lawsuits Alleging Kaiser Permanente Medicare Fraud | Post News Group
The U.S. Justice Department has joined a series of whistleblower lawsuits alleging that Kaiser Permanente engaged in a years-long scheme to defraud the federal government out of Medicare
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Kenya: 32 Covid-19-Linked Deaths Reported, Covid Positivity Rate at 17.3%
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- The Ministry of Health on Thursday reported 32 virus-linked deaths, three of them having occurred within a period of 24 hours and 29 picked from audit records in the months of June, July and August.
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Kenya: Gums and Resins Giving Samburu, Rendille Women a New Lease of Life
[Nation] On the foothills of Ndikir Mountains in Laisamis, Marsabit County, societal and gender roles are being redefined.
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Majority of bajans must have a say - Barbados Today
Anglican priest Reverend John Rogers says that any decision that impacts the lives of the people of Barbados must involve the participation of the majority. In his sermon delivered in observance of Emancipation Day at St. George Parish Church on Emancipation Sunday, Rogers maintained that this
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The Power of Us: Confronting a Nation in Denial by Sonny Messiah Jiles - DefenderNetwork.com
We stand at a pivotal time in history, where the “Power of Us”, the collective energy and wisdom of our community, can be the difference between a step back in time or a step into the future. We are confronted with a nation in denial, that has cast a willful blind eye to
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Bryan Preparing to Impose New COVID Restrictions as Cases Rise
Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. is preparing to impose new restrictions as the territory battles rising COVID-19 cases, but a vaccine mandate is unlikely to be among them, Government House said Friday.
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Homeless Housing on Public Land at East 12th Street | Post News Group
On August 2 residents will be relocated to a portion of the same East 12th Street remainder parcel and will stay on-site until the program opens. Residents have been offered priority, first placement in the program. Others will receive temporary housing in other
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Fans bail out broke Bosso - NewsDay Zimbabwe
The club recently extended a begging bowl to well-wishers, who include fans, members and the corporate world, to assist the team as it reels under a financial crisis, which has seen it struggling to pay players and staff. The post Fans bail out broke Bosso appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Posts Misinterpret CDC’s Provincetown COVID-19 Outbreak Report
Social media posts are misinterpreting the results of a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report, which found 74% of people in a COVID-19 outbreak were vaccinated, to argue against immunization. But experts say the headline-grabbing statistic is misleading without more context — and
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Taxicab Commission Won't Hire Until Executive Order is Lifted or Pandemic Ends
The V.I. Taxicab Commission Board has not hired enforcement officers recently because under the terms of an executive order, anyone they hired would be redirected to the Virgin Islands Police Department during the pandemic, according to Chairwoman Loretta Lloyd.
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Diversity in the Community | Post News Group
Featuring: Black, Brown, Yellow, Red and White interwoven to create positive comm – unity The post Diversity in the Community first appeared on Post News Group.
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Kenya: Sportpesa Boss Ronald Karauri - We Do Not Know What Really Hit Us
[Nation] Ronald Karauri, a jovial, flashy former pilot at Kenya Airways, never saw himself as the man who would fly SportPesa from a small struggling company into East Africa's largest betting firm.
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Increase road rehab funds: Minister - NewsDay Zimbabwe
BY HARRIET CHIKANDIWA LOCAL Government deputy minister Marian Chombo has urged the government to increase funding towards rehabilitation of roads, health and infrastructure in flood-prone regions. Chombo was responding to questions in Parliament on Thursday emanating from a report on the assessment
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Olympics 2021 live updates - USA men's hoops wins gold; Nelly Korda wins gold in wild final round news -The Black Chronicle
Kevin Durant: two-time NBA Finals MVP, three-time Olympic Games gold medalist. Durant scored a game-high 29 points while Jayson Tatum added 19 off the bench as Team USA beat
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Jobs, Wages Continue To Climb In July As Inflation Fears Mount – The Omaha Star
Economists praise “blockbuster” report, but COVID-19 concerns linger The post Jobs, Wages Continue To Climb In July As Inflation Fears Mount appeared first on Zenger News.
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How teenagers can protect their mental health during COVID-19 - NewsDay Zimbabwe
We spoke with expert adolescent psychologist, best-selling author and monthly New York Times columnist Lisa Damour about what you can do to practice self-care and look after your mental
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Fans Are This Much Closer To The Return Of ‘Dear White People’ [Video] news -The Black Chronicle
Black America Web Featured Video CLOSE Netflix’s Dear White People is set to return for its fourth and final season. The series’ Twitter account posted a cryptic teaser video
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Economists Caution As Black Unemployment Rate Falls Full Percentage Point In ‘Strong’ July Jobs Report
The July jobs report is being hailed as "strong" in part because the Black unemployment rate dropped by a full percentage point, but economists said exponentially more Black workers "left the workplace" than those who were actually hired last month.
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Zimbabwe: Are We Creating Ideal Conditions for New Coronavirus Variants?
[The Herald] To relax COVID-19 restrictions when large numbers of individuals remain unvaccinated is inherently risky, biologists have warned.
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REGIONAL: Police chief was ‘irresponsible’ to allow PM to walk through protesters — MP - Barbados Today
SOURCE: IWITNESS NEWS- Opposition lawmaker St. Clair Leacock, Thursday night, maintained his position that Commissioner of Police Colin John was “irresponsible” when he allowed Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves to walk through protesters in Kingstown earlier that evening. Gonsalves, who turns 75 on
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Usenge rises from tiny fish selling township to vibrant trade centre
Since fishing is the main economic activity, many residents put their money in businesses that sell fishing equipment and related goods.
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Fortress funds post “healthy returns” in second quarter of 2021 | The Bajan Reporter
The funds managed by Fortress Fund Managers (FFM) have posted “healthy returns” in the second quarter of this year. This adds to “even healthier year-to-date gains” in most of its equity portfolios. The good news from the leading fund manager comes as it updated investors recently in its June 2021
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Kenya: Covid-19 Rallies - How Leaders Are Fuelling Infections Surge
[Nation] Politicians, led by Deputy President William Ruto and ODM leader Raila Odinga, continue to blatantly disregard the ban on political gatherings amid Covid-19 spike in the country.
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Kenya-UK Trade Deals Open Funding Taps for Green Projects in East Africa
[East African] When it comes to the big debates about climate change, Africa is the forgotten continent. It receives less than three percent of global climate finance and yet 30 out of the 40 most climate vulnerable countries in the world are in Africa. It contributes the least to global warming
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Mozambique: Private Companies Vaccinate Over 70,000
[AIM] Maputo -- The vaccination initiative of Mozambican private companies, Univax, has so far succeeded in vaccinating more than 70,000 people across the country against the Covid-19 respiratory disease, according to a Friday press release from Univax.
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Argentina partially reopens as it approaches 5 mln COVID-19 cases - Stabroek News
BUENOS AIRES, (Reuters) - Argentina will relax coronavirus restrictions as infection and mortality rates falls, the government announced yesterday, even as the South American nation approached 5 million cases with more than 107,000
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Tokyo Olympics live updates: U.S. takes both 4x400 relays, basketball wins fourth straight gold
The U.S. men's basketball team faced France for the second time at the Tokyo Olympics on Saturday, only this time, there was gold on the line.
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Territory’s Hospital Workers Now Under Vaccine Mandate
The Virgin Islands Hospitals and Health Facilities Corporation announced Friday that effective immediately, it will require all colleagues, clinical staff, contractors and those conducting business in its facilities to be vaccinated against COVID-19 or face termination.
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