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Gambian police “temporarily” banned a demonstration planned on Monday in front of the U.S. Embassy in Banjul to protest police violence in the United States, after the deaths of George Floyd in Minneapolis and a Gambian national near Atlanta, the organizer of the rally said
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Rwanda: World No Tobacco Day - Rwanda Focuses On Youth Protection
The day is further intended to draw global attention to the widespread prevalence of tobacco use and its negative health
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Rwanda: COVID-19 - More Cases Discovered in Rusizi
Rwanda recorded 7 new cases of Coronavirus on Monday, June 1, twenty four hours after government postponed the inter-provincial movements and taxi-moto
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Devastating effects of Covid-19 on thousands Street Kids in Zimbabwe: Edith Chibhamu.
It has given rise to a myriad of challenges such as mental instability, hunger and gender based violence (GBV), street kids have not been spared by this deadly pandemic and are made to face the wrath of this global novel on their
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Schools to open at appropriate time: Mathema
THE government has said the re-opening of schools will be at an “appropriate time” and will be determined by the progress being made in fighting the deadly COVID-19
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Relief and caution
MONTEGO BAY, St James — There is strong support among tourism-dependent workers for the mid-June reopening of the industry, which has been on lockdown for more than two months due to the novel coronavirus
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Samuda explains sudden CXC exam date shift
EDUCATION MINISTER Karl Samuda has explained the decision by his ministry to accede to the request by the Caribbean Examinations Council to bring forward the date for external exams even as the Opposition continues to level
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Somalia: Ex Nisa Chief Kin Shot Dead By Govt Forces in Mogadishu
Mystery surrounds the killing of former NISA Chief Abdirahman Tuuryare's brother at a security checkpoint in
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Rwanda Clarifies Recall of Two Belgian Diplomats
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation on Tuesday, June 2, confirmed that two Belgian diplomats were recalled by their
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South Africa: George Floyd's Death Presents Us With Opportunity to Address Human Rights Issues - SA
South Africa's national government said on Tuesday that the "regrettable death" of George Floyd presented the US with an "opportunity to address fundamental issues of human rights, such as freedom dignity and
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Cameroonian journalist dies in detention
Cameroonian journalist Samuel Wazizi, who was arrested in August 2019 for criticising Yaoundé‘s handling of Cameroon’s anglophone crisis, has died in detention, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) said, calling on the authorities to shed full light on the circumstances of his
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Drought-busting
Minister of state in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade Leslie Campbell says the Government is supporting studies of the country's water resources to address the yearly water problems.
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Kenya: COVID-19 Hits Men Harder
Dr Rashid Aman, the Chief Administrative Secretary for Health, said during his daily update in Nairobi that 50 of the new cases are male and 22
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HWT cry foul over sprouting of unregistered water bowser companies
BY VANESSA GONYE Harare Wetlands Trust (HWT) has decried sprouting unregistered water bowser companies embarking on excessive water harvesting from natural water sources, disturbing the water cycle. HWT programmes manager Selestino Chari said massive water harvesting by private players was causing
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Trinidad flag flashed as 29 cruise workers back home
(Trinidad Guardian) Flashing smiles filled their faces so much that they were imprinted in the masks worn by all 29 Trinidad and Tobago nationals who finally touched home soil at the Port of Port-of-Spain yesterday, after disembarking the Carnival Fantasy cruise
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Rwanda: COVID-19 - Govt Urges Vigilance as Rusizi Is Put Under Special Supervision
The Ministry of Health has placed Rusizi under extra supervision after the Western Province District, which borders DR Congo and Burundi recorded five new Covid-19 cases in just a single
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Mozambique: Government Expands Cotton and Cashew Institutes
This was a "strategic orientation" so that, in the next two years, Mozambique can "produce vegetable oil in a structured manner through the national production of these
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Zanu PF anti-US demo noble: Police
POLICE yesterday blocked a planned Zanu PF march to the United States embassy in Harare in protest over the killing of US citizen George Floyd last week, but described the protest as a “noble cause” that should be shelved until the COVID-19 lockdown is
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Kenya: Mathare United Fault Govt's Stimulus Package
Kenyan Premier League side Mathare United has faulted the Ministry of Sports' financial aid to sportsmen, whose source of livelihood has been hampered due to
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Lockdown provides perfect cover for sinister motives
With low local transmission rates and an abysmal testing record, the question at the end of the day is: What inspired the indefinite
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Rwanda: 1 in 9 Rwandans Owns a Business
Though 53 per cent of the businesses are not formally registered, the report's authors pointed out that the growth in business owners and businesses may indicate the attention given to developing the micro, small and medium business
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Tanzania coronavirus: US embassy issues alert, risk of contraction 'high'
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Court orders improvements at isolation centres
The High Court has ordered government to improve conditions at quarantine and isolation centres in the country as COVID-19 cases continue to rise, with 222 cases recorded as of Wednesday, most of them at the holding
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Uganda: Journalists to Be Tested for Coronavirus
Kampala — The Ministry of Health says it is going to test all journalists who are covering Covid-19 related activities to ensure that they are safe and not transmitting the
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Uganda: COVID-19 Patients Overwhelm Designated Health Facilities
Gulu Regional Referral Hospital is one of the health facilities that has been stretched beyond its capacity as the number of cases continue to
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Angola Redoubles Border Surveillance With DRC Over Ebola
Dundo — The eastern Lunda Norte government is intensifying precautionary measures in the border areas with the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) to halt the import and spread of Ebola in Angolan
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Nairobi County, NYS suppliers to wait longer for payment
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Sierra Leone: Opposition Member Dr Sylvia Blyden Detained Again
Dr Sylvia Blyden, a leading member of the main opposition  All People's Congress (APC) is back in jail in Freetown after her bail was
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