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Quit Playin: Brothers…Where You At?
By Vincent L. HallColumnist “Courage is the most important of all the virtues, because without courage you can’t practice any other virtue consistently.” – Maya Angelou It’s been a lousy …
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UCLA’s interior defense is key to success on the road to No. 25 Oregon  | L.A. Focus News
Support our UCLA athletics coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe now. The UCLA men’s basketball team will look to bounce back from its road loss to Ohio State when it travels to Eugene to take on No. 25-ranked Oregon in Pac-12 conference play at noon on Wednesday. The game will be
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Sierra Leone parliament’s corruption indictment conundrum
Oswald Hanciles, The Guru: Sierra Leone Telegraph: 11 September 2020: The Parliament of the Republic of Sierra Leone has not only just got  "its knickers in a twist" - an English idiom I learned from the writings of  one of the top one percent of columnists in the country, Engineer Andrew Keili
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Trump Faces Messy Legal Battles After Leaving Presidency – The Wilmington Journal
With his legal immunities expired, former President Donald J. Trump faces several pending and active lawsuits that could upend any hope of extending his political career, including a trail of civil lawsuits and another looming [...]
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DPE, Gordhan are ‘mismanaging SAA restructuring,’ say unions
The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) and South African Cabin Crew Association (Sacca) are demanding the removal of Public Enterprises minister Pravin Gordhan as the SAA restructuring process has hit another snag
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Local Student Veniece T. Blount Receives National Honor | The Savannah Tribune
The National Society of High School Scholars (NSHSS) today announced student Veniece T Blount from Savannah, GA, has been selected to become a member of the esteemed organization. The Society recognizes top scholars who have demonstrated Outstanding leadership, scholarship and community
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Colin Babb relives a memorable year - Voice Online
FOR COLIN Babb the common thread which connects a historic 2-0 cricket Test series victory... The post Colin Babb relives a memorable year appeared first on Voice Online.
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VIPD Thanks Gov. Bryan, Sen. James for PAL Center Renovation Funds
“The renovation of this building allows for the VIPD to provide a safe and secure after-school and summer learning environment for our children,” the Commissioner Velinor said.
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Southern Africa: Namibia Launches First SADC Anti-Trafficking Programme
[Namibian] NAMIBIA welcomed the first container control programme in the Southern African Development Community region at Walvis Bay on Friday.
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The Cultural Coach: Elders have something to teach us - TSDMemphis.com
by Linda S. Wallace - Dear Cultural Coach: Senior citizens contribute to our society by volunteering, mentoring youth, caring for or raising grandchildren and holding full-time or part-time jobs. So why is it when we see them on TV, in films or in the news they always seem to be sitting around in
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The Culturist Union Brings A New Normalcy Back To Savannah For Juneteenth With A Series of Events | The Savannah Tribune
The Culturist Union is hosting events throughout the month of June in its efforts to fundraise money for the grand opening of their cultural space in Downtown Savannah, GA. The first of its kind, black owned coffeehouse for creatives will host events like Yoga in the Park and a Cocktail Dinner
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Common Breaks His Silence About Being “Hurt” By Jaguar Wright’s Sexual Assault Allegations: “It Wasn’t True”
Common has decided to break his silence regarding the accusations from singer Jaguar Wright that he sexually assaulted her years ago. The rapper was far from the only person Wright alleged questionable behavior of and made very strong claims about. See who else got called out by her in one way or
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Kenya: Lack of Morality in the Youth a Matter of Skewed Perception
[Nation] A lot has been said about Generations Y and Z -- people born between 1981 and 2010. I'm in Generation Y and it is not once or twice that I have heard elders say they lack words to explain our "weird" mannerisms and approach to issues.
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Namibia: Germany Delivers N$180m Medical Aid
[New Era] Namibia received a consignment worth N$180 million from Germany to aid in the combating of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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India Proposes Raising Smoking Age to 21 | The Florida Star | The Georgia Star
Mumbai, India - The government of India has proposed raising the smoking age from 18 to 21, banning the sale of loose cigarettes, and doing away with designated smoking areas in public places. The proposal also includes provisions for increasing the penalty for selling tobacco products to anyone
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$6 Billion Construction Contract Awarded to Build Akon City in Senegal
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Draft ethnic studies curriculum is what our students need in this moment - Black Voice News
In summary On Nov. 18-19, an advisory panel to the State Board of Education will act on the most recent recommendations to the draft Ethnic Studies Model Curriculum. By Luis A. Alejo, Special to CalMatters Luis A. Alejo, a former state Assemblymember, is Monterey County
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Dy-No-Mite! ‘Good Times’ To Return As Animated Netflix Series With Steph Curry Producing
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Americans Divided Over Whether to Continue Investigating Jan. 6 Riot or Turn the Page
Harvey Wasserman is a resident of Florida and a veteran of the U.S. Air Force. He voted for Republican Donald Trump in the 2016 and 2020 presidential elections but watched in horror as hundreds of supporters of the former president stormed the Capitol Building January
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Consumer groundswell calls for end to bank-supported predatory loans | The Crusader Newspaper Group
By Charlene Crowell Last October during the throes of the COVID-19 pandemic and its rippling economic downturns, a key federal financial regulator adopted a rule that blesses the “Rent-A-Bank” scheme where predatory lenders partner with banks to evade state interest rate limits. Known as the “Tru
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Kenya: Wealth of President, Top State Officers to Be Made Public
[Nation] The wealth of top State officials -- including the President and his deputy -- will be made public if MPs accept a fresh bid to change the law on lifestyle audits.
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British MP calls for more sanctions against ED
BY SILAS NKALA BRITISH MP and former anti-apartheid campaigner Peter Hain has urged the British government to extend sanctions against President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s regime because of “escalating human rights violations” in the southern African country. Addressing Parliament on Wednesday, Hain
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VXI Jamaica grants $350,000 for the care of abandoned children
VXI Global Solutions, LLC, a leader in customer experience (CX) management, donated $350,000 to the Mustard Seed Communities (MSC) as part of the organisation’s ongoing mission to care for society’s most vulnerable, including abandoned children and...
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Bonginkosi Madikizela resigns as DA Western Cape leader | News24
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Nutrition Products’ audit findings highlight serious breaches – Williams
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Angolan President Discusses Cooperation With CAR Counterpart
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