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While the EFF supports the Political Party Funding Act, the red berets have also challenged President Cyril Ramaphosa to reveal who funded his CR17 campaign
South Africa is one of the hardest-hit countries in Africa with over 740,000 infections.
The country recorded 60 more virus-related deaths on Wednesday, bringing the death toll to 20,011.
KINGSTON, N.Y. - A bakery in Kingston, New York, has created a sweet take on a salty presidential election with a cookie poll that lets customers 'cast votes' by purchasing Joe Biden- or Donald Trump-themed [...]
WASHINGTON, DC, united States (AP) - The Trump Administration blacklisted China's top chipmaker yesterday, limiting the Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp's access to advanced US technology because of its alleged ties to the Chinese military.
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A Delta State senator, Peter Nwaoboshi, who was recently accused of contract fraud by the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), has threatened to sue an aide to President Muhammadu Buhari, demanding a retraction and apology over a social media post he considers defamatory.
Mr Nwaoboshi's lawyers wrote a letter to Lauretta Onochie on Tuesday, asking her to retract her post or face legal action.
The letter went out a day after Ms Onochie, a social media assistant at the State House, made a post on her Facebook page suggesting that the senator is guilty of allegations of contract fraud made against him by the NDDC.
According to separate letters threatening legal actions issued by Mr Nwaoboshi's lawyers, Daniel Bwala Chambers, and seen by PREMIUM TIMES, both Ms Onochie and Mr Odili were given 48 hours from the day of reception of the official documents to retract their statements and tender a public apology.
Meanwhile, in the letter addressed to Ms Onochie, the lawyers said the presidential aide \"has not only maligned the image of the senator by referring to him as a 'thief' in her posts but also has ridiculed his integrity\".
To rightly remember and honor Larry Aubry is to recognize, appreciate and strive to emulate the long length and value-grounded variousness of his service for the Good, the depth of love for his people, and his uncompromising commitment to them and their struggle for liberation and racial and social justice.
And he became one of the early founders with us of the Black Community, Clergy and Labor Alliance (BCCLA), a Black united front engaged in the advancement of the interests of Black workers and the well-being of the Black community as a whole, and we served as co-chairs until his passing.
Writing from the life he lived, the work he did and the struggle he waged as an all-seasons soldier, Larry, reporting from the frontlines writes, “I wrote a lot on education because I do much of my work in this area and think it is critical to the development and success of our young people and the community as a whole.”
A long-time union activist, Larry wrote on labor issues and worked within and with unions and community organizations to achieve employment and economic justice, equity and empowerment initiatives for Black workers and the Black community.
In addition, he served as vice-president of the A. Phillip Randolph Institute, member of the founding committee of the Los Angeles Black Workers Center, and again is a founding member of BCCLA, dedicated to the economic and related life issues of the Black community.
Derek Chauvin Granted Bail while Protestors Stuck in Jail
