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Members need the credit union but there are reservations about its immediate future - Stabroek News
Dear Editor, The Guyana Public Service Cooperative Credit Union registered number 849 is dear to my heart. The article Members need the credit union but there are reservations about its immediate future appeared first on Stabroek News.
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'I Was Flattered': Black Designer Who Sent White Fashion Influencer a Dress In Hopes of More Attention Says She Went on to Steal Design
A white designer is in hot water after she was accused of stealing a dress design from a Black-owned fashion brand. Fashion influencer Danielle Bernstein […]
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COVID data suggest a plateauing of cases - Bisasor McKenzie
Chief Medical Officer, Dr Jacquiline Bisasor McKenzie, says Jamaica’s recent coronavirus (COVID-19) numbers suggest that there is a plateauing in the cases of new infections. “[On] the eighth of March, we saw what looked like a peak. It...
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ExxonMobil warns ‘unrealistic’ local content targets can have negative consequences - Stabroek News
Under increasing scrutiny over concerns that it continues to benefit from a hugely lopsided 2016 Production Sharing Agreement (PSA), ExxonMobil on Thursday warned that “unrealistic” local content targets can have deleterious
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Africa Cup of Nations qualifying: Five talking points
After 539 days, 150 matches and 331 goals, the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifying has been completed, bar one match.
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Woman, 91, among four new COVID-19 deaths - Stabroek News
Four new COVID-19 deaths yesterday pushed Guyana’s death toll to 235 while 126 new cases were confirmed. The article Woman, 91, among four new COVID-19 deaths appeared first on Stabroek News.
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UGIRIE seeking to strengthen links between academia and entrepreneurship - Stabroek News
Head of the University of Guyana’s recently established Institute of Research, Innovation and Entrepreneurship (UGIRIE) Professor Pat Francis says that the institution can play a novel role in creating a nexus between academia and the realization of initiatives that make ‘real life’ contributions
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Zim duo set for London Marathon - NewsDay Zimbabwe
BY FORTUNE MBELE TWO members of Triathlon Zimbabwe, Matthew Denslow and Annabel Webb, will be taking part in this year’s edition of the London Marathon in October in an effort to raise £6 000 for Breast Cancer Now. Breast Cancer Now is the biggest breast cancer charity in the UK, and provides
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Black Player Jozy Altidore Lashes Out at ‘White Boy’ ESPN Analyst for Critique of U.S. Soccer’s Latest Failure: 'You Don’t Define Success for Me'
U.S. soccer playerJozy Altidorehad some choice words for ESPN sports analyst Taylor Twellman after the former U.S. national team player called the U.S. men’s U23 […]
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Racial Disparity Worsens In Youth Detention As Black Kids Hit Pandemic High
Black America Web Featured Video CLOSE Black youth have remained in detention longer than their white counterparts during the pandemic, according to a new report. A survey found that Black youth…
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Nearly 40,000 COVID vaccines administered - Ramsammy - Stabroek News
As of last night the public health team has administered 39831 doses of COVID-19 vaccines, according to Dr Leslie Ramsammy, advisor to the Minister of Health. The article Nearly 40,000 COVID vaccines administered - Ramsammy appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Hiking group aims to show that ‘Black Girls Hike Too’
Wilmington, Del. (AP) – Hiking, for many people, is “not something that you picture Black girls doing.' But Stephanie Sanford wanted to change that narrative. ...
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Alex Beresford Says He's Faced 'Relentless Racism' After Defending Meghan Markle
"I am a strong person, but I am not made of steel," the "Good Morning Britain" host said weeks after he engaged in an on-air debate with Piers Morgan.
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Uganda: Curfew, Facebook Closure Hurt e-Commerce
[Monitor] A combination of factors, among them curfew, closure of Internet and some social media sites has caused a 50 per cent customer reduction for e-commerce platforms, according to Mr Ron Kawamara, the Jumia chief executive officer.
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How a French billionaire gained control of Ghana’s largest port: report - Face2Face Africa
French billionaire Vincent Bolloré has been accused of shady deals and underhand dealings in the processes leading to his company’s control of Ghana’s largest port, the Tema Harbour. In a special report, Pan African publication African-Confidential uncovered how Bolloré’s firm, Bolloré Africa
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Ex-Chiefs and Sundowns star George Lebese seals PSL return - report
Former Kaizer Chiefs and Mamelodi Sundowns midfielder George Lebese has reportedly sealed his return to the PSL.
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St Ann Municipal Corporation feeding homeless during Easter lockdown
The St Ann Municipal Corporation is aiming to feed 70 homeless persons in major towns during the Easter lockdown. The exercise started today. St Ann’s Bay Mayor Sydney Stewart says the municipality is targeting Ocho Rios, St Ann’s Bay,...
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LAPD To Launch Investigation Into Both Saweetie And Quavo Following Leaked Elevator Altercation Footage
The Los Angeles Police Department is allegedly launching an investigation into Saweetie and Quavo after video footage of the former couple involved in an altercation was released by TMZ.
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South Coast AQMD Air Quality Education Program Goes Virtual - Los Angeles Sentinel
WHAM Program brings hands on experiments and lessons to high schools and middle schools The post South Coast AQMD Air Quality Education Program Goes Virtual appeared first on Los Angeles Sentinel.
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Namibia: Eagles Geared Up for Uganda
[Namibian] NAMIBIA's national cricket team, the Eagles, return to international duty for the first time in more than a year when they host Uganda in a five-match series, starting at the Wanderers field on Saturday.
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New Black-owned app aims to protect people from police brutality - Face2Face Africa
Police brutality against minorities, particularly African Americans, often dominates media discussions. Multiple advocacies to end police killings of unarmed Black men have yielded little results. The killing of George Floyd by the police is still fresh in the minds of the Black community. His
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BCA, GCB ‘mistake’ has increased support for Skerritt, says Bassarath - Stabroek News
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, CMC – Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board chief, Azim Bassarath believes both the Barbados Cricket Association (BCA) and Guyana Cricket Board (GCB), had more than enough time to peruse the audited financial statements sent by Cricket West Indies (CWI), leaving them with no
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Twenty-one scary things in Sierra Leone’s cybercrime Bill you must know before it becomes law
Rashid Dumbuya Esq: Sierra Leone Telegraph: 1 April 2021: Since the Cybercrime Bill was laid before Parliament, LEGAL LINK has been religiously following the Preliminary Parliamentary debates regarding this proposed bill, the claims, counterclaims and apprehensions from civil rights
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Is the UK racist? Report’s positive picture draws scepticism
LONDON (AP) — There is racism in Britain, but it’s not a systematically racist country that is “rigged” against non-white people, according to the findings of a government-commissioned inquiry published Wednesday.  Anti...
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Teboho Mokoena of SuperSport United: 'I signed for Sundowns in 2014'
The 24-year-old has confirmed he was signed by the Brazilians in 2014 but he couldn't join them for a reason.
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Green-lighting of 20% of state contracts for small businesses should be high priority - Stabroek News
Under the previous political administration, two Ministers of Government, first, the then Finance Minister Winston Jordan and afterwards, Dominic Gaskin in his capacity as Minister of Business, made public what they said was government’s intention to usher in the full and effective implementation
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Petitions Committee: Black history and cultural diversity petitioners win Petition Campaign of the Year Award - Voice Online
Nell Bevan, Esmie Jikiemi-Pearson, Yacoub Yasin and Cynthia Muthoni have won the inaugural Petition Campaign... The post Petitions Committee: Black history and cultural diversity petitioners win Petition Campaign of the Year Award appeared first on Voice Online.
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US-based college professor advocates new ministry to help build workforce for oil sector - Stabroek News
A United States-based Guyanese college professor is advocating the establishment of a Ministry of Employment and Training Service (METS) in Guyana to help create a cadre of trained local personnel to respond to the needs of the country’s oil & gas sector and the wider Guyana
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Texas Senate approves bill to stop social media companies from banning Texans for political views | Dallas Weekly
The Texas Senate early Thursday approved a bill that would prohibit social media companies with at least 100 million monthly users from blocking, banning, demonetizing or discriminating against a user based on their viewpoint or their location within Texas. Senate Bill 12, sponsored by Republican
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Sanasie, Hope pull out leaving Skerritt poised for easy re-election  - Stabroek News
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, CMC – Incumbent Cricket West Indies president, Ricky Skerritt, appears set to be returned unopposed at elections later this month after the under-fire pair of Anand Sanasie, and running mate Calvin Hope, announced yesterday they were withdrawing their
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