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Joy as Mama Ibado Charity donates sanitary towels for school girls
Mama Ibado Charity Organisation has today donated sanitary pads and undergarments to more than 300 vulnerable girls in Kakamega County. The Charity organization whose operations are located in Kakamega and Isiolo, said its latest donation will ensure that the girl child continues to stay in school
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Source: Kenya Today
Southern Africa: SADC - Angola Plans to Deploy Military Advisors in Mozambique
[ANGOP] Luanda -- Angola said that it plans to send twenty military advisors to Mozambique to help it tackle escalating violence in the country's Cabo Delgado province.
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Hate crime laws lack uniformity across the U.S., report finds - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
… to the FBI disproportionately list Black Americans as the perpetrators. According to … did a false perception that Black Americans were the main culprits of … hate are mainly Black or African American are not accurate," she …
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Tunisia's judiciary launches funding probe into parties amid deep tensions | News24
Tunisia's judiciary has opened an investigation into allegations political parties received foreign funding ahead of national elections held in 2019, the prosecutor's office told AFP on Wednesday.
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CARICOM Urges US To Lift Cuba Embargo
Caribbean Community (Caricom) countries have told the United States that its decades-old trade and economic embargo against Cuba has “run its course” and should now be lifted. In a July 26 letter sent to President Joe Biden, Caricom chairman and Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister, Gaston
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US 'can't let guard down' as Biden administration revives mask mandates
Mask wearing is back and is now again mandated by the federal government in some of the COVID-19 hotspots in... View Article The post US 'can't let guard down' as Biden administration revives mask mandates appeared first on TheGrio.
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LA County supervisors split over where to house juvenile offenders - L.A. Focus News
By ELIZABETH MARCELLINO, City News Service The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors broke ranks on Tuesday, July 27, over where to house juvenile offenders set to be transferred from state to county custody beginning in 2023, with a 3-2 majority voting to rethink renovating camps in the Santa
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Rhino killings on the rise in SA, says environment minister | News24
At least 249 rhinos were killed in the first six months of this year in South Africa, Environment Minister Barbara Creecy has said, partly pushed by the easing of lockdown curbs that increased the movement of poachers.
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Kenya: Entrepreneur Specialising in Kanzus Capitalises on Social Media to Push Sales
[Nation] As technology advances, so have modes of marketing products. Each time 32-year old Salim Abdalla uploads a short video on TikTok marketing his products, he gets hundreds of views, and from that, makes a sale or two.
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AP-NORC poll: Inequity in community support for older adults - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
… in bad shape.” Carrow, an African American man, knows his neighborhood features … of disinvestment in specifically majority African American neighborhoods as illustration of the …
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Kenya: Out-of-Pocket Health Costs Too Much for Many
[Nation] The Covid-19 pandemic has not only exposed the gaps in health systems and infrastructure but also the high levels of vulnerabilities of individuals and households. The 2019 Kenya Population and Housing Census puts the number of the poor in the country at 19.5 million. The pandemic has
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CDC recommends vaccinated Americans wear a mask indoors in low vaccinated areas
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Fact check: Some Republicans have tried to rewrite the history of January 6th | The Atlanta Voice
When the House Select Committee investigating the events of January 6 convenes for the first time, it will be against a backdrop of Republican objections and falsehoods. After House Speaker Nancy Pelosi rejected two of Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy's picks to serve on the committee, leading
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Source: The Atlanta Voice
Govt reaffirms its commitment to Universal Health Coverage
The Minister of Health and Population Khumbize Kandodo Chiponda has reiterated the government’s commitment to delivering quality health services in line with the Universal Health Coverage (UHC) strategies. Chiponda said this after receiving an operation theatre room, which has been constructed at
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Kenya: UK Makes Sh20bn Investment in Kenya's Big Four Projects
[Nation] The United Kingdom has announced Sh20 billion of new government and private investment into Big Four Projects, including affordable housing and manufacturing.
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Shayona Truck given to Malawi Government | Malawi 24 - Malawi news
A truck belonging to Shayona Cement Company has been forfeited to Malawi Government after a court in Kasungu convicted two people who used the truck to transport 26 bags of charcoal. The vehicle Reg No. Horse KU 8808 with Trailer-KU 8820 has been given to Government and the forfeiture orders will
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It's Time to Address Vaccine Hesitancy | The Atlanta Voice
Last Thursday, doctors, religious leaders and Georgia state officials came together at the Morehouse School of Medicine (MSM) to discuss how to increase the vaccination rate among eligible groups. “In the community, a lot of misinformation has been out there,” Dr. Michael Brooks, President and CEO
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Federal judge tosses lawsuit that sought to end UT-Austin’s affirmative action policy - DefenderNetwork.com
A national organization’s latest attempt to sue the University of Texas at Austin over its admissions policy that the group claims “improperly considers race” has been tossed out of a federal court, with the judge ruling the group cannot bring back its case against the
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Malawi President Chakkwera fails to impress on 1 million jobs, nepotism, blames predecessor in HARDtalk Interview
President Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera who is in the United Kingdom (UK) for a Global Education Summit featured on BBC HARDtalk interview on Wednesday, July 28, 2021 where he was grilled on a wide range of issues including promises of a creation of 1 million jobs, Covid 19 and healthcare, state of
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Whitmer Announces Historic Investment in Safe, Affordable Housing Across State | The Michigan Chronicle
Governor Gretchen Whitmer today announced plans to make an historic investment in affordable housing that addresses the health, safety, and well-being of Michigan residents and communities grappling with unique and varied housing needs. The proposal would assist 6,000 Michiganders, produce 2,000
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Teacher vax rebellion looms
School leaders across Jamaica are bristling against Prime Minister Andrew Holness’ proposal to offer preferential treatment to vaccinated teachers as the Government seeks to push ahead with a return to face-to-face classes in September after...
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CNN Don Lemon and MSNBC Joy Reid Are White Liberals in Black Face.
If not, they are the problem and will only continue the tradition of Blackface and represent “the filthy scum of white society.”
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State of Black America 2021: A path forward as the nation emerges from ‘three pandemics’ | New Pittsburgh Courier
by Marc H. Morial (TriceEdneyWire.com)—“Building a fair, representative democracy is how we achieve long-term advances on issues from employment to education, from health care to housing, and from civil rights to criminal justice. It’s how we count every vote—and make every vote count. It is how we
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Travel In Style With Sprayground’s First-Of-Its-Kind Luggage Collection
The brand announced Friday (Jul.30) that it is launching a first-of-its-kind collection of travel cases. Spraygroud's newest collection features six capsules that feature luggage and travel-on bags in a hard shell and soft vegan leather options.
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Conflict 'behind us', Ivory Coast's Ouattara says after greeting rival | News24
Ivory Coast President Alassane Ouattara has offered a hearty welcome to his predecessor Laurent Gbagbo as the rivals met for the first time.
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Legendary Nollywood Actress Rachael Oniga Dies At 64
Veteran Nollywood actress Rachael Oniga, a legendary presence in the Nigerian movie industry who was known for her maternal roles, died July 31. She was 64 years old.
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Former Olympic Star Dominique Dawes Brings A New Spirit To Gymnastics [video] | Atlanta Daily World
Three-time Olympian Dominique Dawes still maintains her focus and dedication to what’s important in life — including laughter. During her performances, Dawes says she rarely smiled. But today, as a wife, mother of four young children and owner of a gymnastics academy, she encourages the girls she
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Where Do Negotiations Go Now After A’s “Howard Terminal” or Bust Ultimatum? | Post News Group
The A’s are seeking to develop 55 acres at the Port of Oakland. The proposal includes a 35,000-seat baseball stadium, which would cost $1 billion, or 8.3% of the total project. The post Where Do Negotiations Go Now After A’s “Howard Terminal” or Bust Ultimatum? first appeared on Post News Group.
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Man sentenced to life for raping pregnant teen | News24
A 34-year-old KwaZulu-Natal man has been given a life sentence for raping and sexually assaulting a pregnant teenager.
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Minister laments unfinished projects
Minister of Health, Khumbize Kandodo Chiponda, has expressed dismay over a number of unfinished projects under her ministry, some of which commenced in 2017. Chiponda was speaking in Dedza on Tuesday when she opened a newly constructed operating theatre at Dedza District Hospital. “As a new
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