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Exit Nyamalikiti enter Chiwamba - The Times Group Malawi
By Chris Loka & Sam Banda Jnr: Robert Chiwamba, famed for poems such as ‘Uzafa Imfa Yowawa’ and ‘Flames Siyizamva,’is now Poetry Association of Malawi (Pam) President following his election on Saturday. The Blantyre-based poet has succeeded Nyamalikiti Nthiwatiwa, real name Chisomo Mdalla, who did
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Grandmaster Flash Says He Heard Dr. Dre’s New Album And It Will Change The Game
Even though he is a music icon Dr. Dre doesn't have the best track record with delivering new music. Apparently Grandmaster Flash has heard his new album and according to him it will change the game. As spotted on HipHopDX the legendary DJ was out and about last week. During his rounds in Los
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Staying Safe during Your Summer Escapes from COVID-19 and the Delta Variant - Houston Forward Times
The long, hot days of summer are giving many Americans the burning desire to travel… The post Staying Safe during Your Summer Escapes from COVID-19 and the Delta Variant appeared first on Houston Forward Times.
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Application period for the UK Government’s Chevening Scholarships opens
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Stafford Shines in Debut, Rams Route Bears 34-14 in Season Opener - Los Angeles Sentinel
The Matthew Stafford era officially began for the Los Angeles Rams. The post Stafford Shines in Debut, Rams Route Bears 34-14 in Season Opener appeared first on Los Angeles Sentinel.
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Former Officers Involved in Floyd's Murder Plead Not Guilty to Federal Charges
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Olympic Silver Medalist Jordan Chiles Nearly Quit Gymnastics — Until BFF Simone Biles Stepped In
The Olympics may have ended in July, but that doesn't mean star gymnast Jordan Chiles is getting much rest. The 20-year-old, who won a silver medal with the
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Conor McGregor Calls Machine Gun Kelly A “Vanilla Boy Rapper” After VMA Drama [Video]
There was a bit of drama at the VMA's between Machine Gun Kelly and Conor McGregor. The Irishman is now saying that it would be a waste of time to put the beats on the performer. As spotted on Page Six the former MMA champion had a tense moment with the former Bad Boy Entertainment MC. […]
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Bridal Bliss: Courtney And Michael Pulled Off A Stunning Destination Wedding With An Ocean Side Ceremony In Mexico
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Oprah Winfrey quietly sells her 43-acre waterfront estate on Orcas Island for $14 million: report
Media mogul Oprah Winfrey has reportedly sold her 43-acre waterfront estate on Orcas Island for $14 million. Oprah first bought the property, which is located in Washington estate, for $8.3 million in 2018, according to the New York Post. Two years earlier, the property went on the market for sale
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LIVE UPDATES: CDC Issues New, Temporary Eviction Moratorium  - BNC
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Biracial athletes stir debate on Japanese identity | Africanews
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Nicki Minaj Shoots Down COVID-19 Vaccines, Twitter Fails At Changing Her Mind
Taking to Twitter, the rapper and social media superstar rattled off some anti-vaccine talking points that have fans trying and failing miserably to change the Queen's mind.
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Target Hunger tackles Houston area food insecurity with news mobile food pantry - DefenderNetwork.com
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Kenya: Dr Kibicho, Mr Ngirici Bury the Hatchet, but for What Exactly?
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MoBay company launches 'weed for vaccine' campaign
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Merl Grove teacher cries foul over demotion
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Clippers continue to proceed quietly on Day 3 of free agency - L.A. Focus News
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Sierra Leone education sector – Looking at the bigger picture
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Pierre Urges Students To Be Diligent In Their Studies As Schools Reopen Virtually
As schools officially reopened virtually in Saint Lucia on Monday as a result of the current COVID-19 surge, Prime Minister, Philip J. Pierre, urged students to be diligent in their studies despite the challenges that will come. ' I know that this is not the ideal situation but I can assure you
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Have injuries turned Lamar Jackson's opening in Las Vegas into a one-man show? news -The Black Chronicle
LAS VEGAS - In quarterback Lamar Jackson's third training camp practice this summer, he watched rookie wide receiver Rashod Bateman - the Baltimore Ravens' first-round pick - drop to
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Man’s stalled vehicle stolen in Murang'a after stepping out for 30 minutes
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Memorial events set for three Marines killed in Afghanistan - L.A. Focus News
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The Dipset & The Lox VERZUZ Battle Proved Mariah Carey Is A Real Hood Princess [Videos]
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Holland Redfield Remembered Fondly For Contributions To Virgin Islands’ Society
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