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Day cares battle new normal apart and together
As the Government continues to ease COVID-19 restrictions, two operators of day cares and summer day camps have shared the challenges of a soft reopening. Minister of Local Government and Community Development Desmond McKenzie gave the green...
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Source: Jamaica Gleaner
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Africa: Genetic Traits of Indigenous African Cattle Must Be Respected - Scientist
[RFI] Head scientist of the animal genetics project at the International Livestock Research Institute, Dr Okeyo Mwai, does not hide his love for cows. Raised in western Kenya, his first connection with livestock at a young age is what propelled him to dedicate his life to better
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Source: allAfrica.com
Oakland Artist Vows to Replace Vandalized, then Stolen Statue Honoring Breonna Taylor | Post News Group
Wanting to create a ‘symbol of joy,’ in memory of Breonna Taylor, Oakland sculptor Leo Carson installed a head-and-neck bust of her at Latham Square on Dec. 12, 2020. On Tuesday, the bust of the emergency services worker killed in Louisville, Ky. last March in a botched police raid was stolen after
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As smoking Soufrière bellows, an uncertain future awaits
WESTERN BUREAU: Weighed down under ash, thirsty for water and oxygen, accessible only by sea, predictions are it will take Vincentians three to four months to recover from the devastating volcanic eruption that has displaced 20,000 people in that...
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Source: Jamaica Gleaner
Africa: Summary of Statement by the Africa Group During the UN Security Council Session on Tigray
[Govt of Kenya] Uniyed Nations -- Speaking on behalf of the Africa Group #A3Plus1 [Kenya, Nigeria, Tunisia plus Saint Vincent and the Grenadines]. Kenya Representative Martin Kimani @AmbMKimani addressed the UN Security Council during the debate on the situation in Tigray. Here is a summary of his
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Fulton County DA Reverses Course, Seeks ‘Ultimate Penalty’ Against Spa Shooting Suspect
Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis argues the case warrants "the ultimate penalty," and will also seek hate crime charges against the suspect, Robert Aaron Long.
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COMMENTARY: So Why Should I Be Ashamed? | Dallas Weekly
Scholar Brene Brown researches guilt, shame and vulnerability. She says that shame is an “intensely painful feeling or experience of believing that we are flawed and therefore unworthy of love and belonging.” We experience “uncertainty, risk and emotional exposure. When we feel dark emotions—when
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The Race for the Right Vaccine is On | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Beyond the Rhetoric Harry C. Alford & Kay DeBow According to Alex Carcidi, financial blogger at Motley Fool, (TM Carcidi): “With the coronavirus pandemic gripping the world, governments every- where are desperate to speed up the discovery of a vaccine. In the U.S., since May, this dire need has
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Source: The Crusader Newspaper Group
Faith-based leaders say take vaccine to protect those around you - Barbados Today
The Christian and Muslim communities in Barbados are opposed to mandating COVID-19 vaccination for their congregations but are strongly encouraging their members to get the jab out of a love for others. At the same time, they have expressed concern that some members of faith-based organisations
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Aligned with the source of his strength, the Rev. Dr. James L. Netters Sr. dies at 93 - TSDMemphis.com
The Rev. Dr. James L. Netters Sr. had an acute understanding of trials and challenges and about how the quality of life for an individual or a group can be profoundly enhanced when God is relied upon for guidance. The iconic Memphis servant-leader died over the weekend at 93. He lived his life
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NGC conducts another market survey after three years of SLPP rule
Dr. Dennis Bright: Sierra Leone Telegraph: 30 March 2021: The news in Sierra Leone today is dominated by allegations and counter-allegations of big time corruption in high places. Meanwhile the ordinary man or woman in this country continues to suffer big time from the rising cost of living and an
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Scene Of The Crime: Fat Joe’s The LOX vs Dipset Recap Is The Only One You Need
Fat Joe has been blessed with a lengthy Hip-Hop career and he continues to evolve. Lately, he's been asserting himself on social media and his recap of the history-making The LOX vs Dipset VERZUZ battle showcases Joe Crack's Hip-Hop insight, personality, and comedic timing.
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Father of 5 killed while breaking up fight hours after sister's funeral - TheGrio
Just hours after attending his sister’s funeral, Earl Simmons was shot for attempting to break up a fight, per ABC 6.... View Article The post Father of 5 killed while breaking up fight hours after sister's funeral appeared first on TheGrio.
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Meet Lifestyle Connoisseur Erica Dias | BlackPressUSA
ATLANTA TRIBUNE - As I reflect about the things that have impacted me, my career and my development, the first thing that comes to mind is having faith over fear. As an entrepreneur, fear did play a slight role in the beginning, however one day after looking at my vision board, I reminded myself
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Scripture For The Week “We Are A Chosen People”
God chose us because He loves us and wants us to show love to everyone we meet. Our very existence is because God loves us and we are created to give Him glory and honor and be a blessing to each other. We have a mission and as a disciple, we must show more love.
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How Quarantine Has Revealed The Peaks And Valleys Of My Self-Esteem Journey - Blavity
My journey with low self-esteem has taken a steep turn this year being in quarantine; left with my thoughts and reflection.
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43 residents, staff test positive for COVID at The Golden Age Home
The Health and Wellness Ministry is reporting that a cluster of COVID cases has been found at The Golden Age Home in Vineyard Town, Kingston. So far, of the 72 samples taken, 43 residents and staff have tested positive. The ministry said the...
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Source: Jamaica Gleaner
Spiritually Speaking: Now That's a Party Blessed to be Invited To | Dallas Weekly
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Full Text | Floyd Green resigns over party video on no-movement day
Agriculture Minister Floyd Green has resigned following a video in which he was among a maskless group of people at a hotel toasting to no-movement day. “I have disappointed so many,” said Green. He met with Prime Minister Andrew...
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Source: Jamaica Gleaner
Mahoe drops Izzizi - New lottery challenges SVL’s share of multibillion-dollar industry
New betting and gaming entrant Mahoe Gaming Enterprises has been given the green light to operate, a development bound to challenge Supreme Ventures Limited’s (SVL) monopoly on the multibillion-dollar industry. Mahoe Gaming was given the go-ahead...
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Savage Pen Road in St Andrew to be closed for paving works
The National Works Agency (NWA) says Savage Pen Road in St Andrew will be closed to vehicular traffic on Sunday so as to undertake works. The roadway will be closed between 7:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. The NWA says the closure is necessary to facilitate...
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Valerie Watkins seeks Eutaw Council seat, District 1
I, Valerie 'Nippy' Watkins, am running for Eutaw City Council District 1. For many years I have attended City Council meetings, and I have seen how the Mayor and the City Council have been exchanging or expressing their views typically in a heated or angry way. Even though disagreements can
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We are God’s Agents of Grace & Hope in the World
We are God’s Agents of Grace & Hope in the World By Rev. Dr. Melinda Contreras-Byrd, Contributing Writer I Peter 4:10 As every one hath received the gift, even so minister the same on…
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Police constable attacked, killed in Linstead
Police constable Paul Gordon was this morning attacked and killed by a man said to be mentally ill. The incident happened on King Street in Linstead, St Catherine. The attacker was subsequently shot dead by the police as he engaged cops seeking to...
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Mother, three children killed in house fire laid to rest
The funeral ceremony was attended by Governor Lee Kinyanjui, Senator Susan Kihika, Subukia MP Samuel Gachobe and County Commissioner Erastus Mbui.
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Melissa Cohen Biden: What we know about Joe Biden’s South African daughter-in-law
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Sav-la-Mar youth hostages in their own town, says bishop
Stakeholders in Savanna-la-Mar, Westmoreland, are yearning for peace among the communities in the parish capital, but there seems to be no end in sight, as warring factions from Coke Street, Darling Street, Russia, Dexter Street and Gully Bank are...
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Holy smokes! New law may bar public servants from tobacco investments
Far-reaching provisions have been crafted in the Tobacco Control Act, 2020, that will bar public servants from investing in the tobacco industry and also prohibit them from operating a tobacco manufacturing, wholesale, retail or import business....
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Relationship Mentor Derrick Jaxn Switches Up Story, Admits to Cheating on His Wife: 'All of It Falls Under the Umbrella of Inappropriate'
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Issa Trust, Cool Charities and Royal Caribbean donate food supplies
Over $5 million worth of food supplies were distributed on Tuesday to over a dozen local organisations, thanks to the collaborative efforts of Issa Trust Foundation, Cool Charities, and Royal Caribbean. The supplies were distributed in direct...
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