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Kenya: Possible Crisis as Kuppet Bosses Eye Seats in 2022

[Nation] A leadership crisis looms in one of the teachers unions as officials grow an appetite for political seats in next year's elections.

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Zanu PF Mash East women’s league resist politburo decision

Fresh fissures have emerged within the Mashonaland East Zanu PF women’s league after a pocket of party members met recently and defied the politburo’s decision to reinstate Nyarai Tsvuura as the provincial

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Rugby : l'ex-star anglaise de Toulon, Chris Ashton, s'est perdue - Haiti24

Lors de son passage au RCT, en 2017-2018, l'ailier du XV de la Rose avait battu le record d'essais inscrits en Top 14. Depuis, il traîne son mal-être. Au point de songer accrocher les crampons. Son troisième club en dix-huit mois ne sera sans doute pas le bon non plus. À 34 ans, l'ex-ailier du

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Two die in Karai car crash

In the Saturday night accident at Karai centre, 10 kilometres from Naivasha town a saloon was involved in a head-on collision with a bus.

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‘Postpone November exams’ - NewsDay Zimbabwe

TEACHERS’ unions have called on government to postpone the November final examinations for Grade 7, Form Four and Upper Sixth — to January, saying pupils whose learning has been severely disrupted by COVID-19 lockdowns will not be ready to be

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President Kenyatta: Africa is at a crossroads | Africanews

Kenya’s President Uhuru Kenyatta said Thursday that Africa is at a crossroads, poised on one hand to reap the economic benefits of its youthful population, but facing the spread of terrorism and insurgency on the other.

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Biden Pitches Framework of Revised Spending Bill

After hearing input from all sides and negotiating in good faith with Sens. Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema, congressional leadership and a broad swath of Congress members, President Joe Biden on Thursday announced a framework for his Build Back Better

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BSTU, BUT still uneasy about resumption of face-to-face classes - Barbados Today

Education officials have once again raised the ire of the country’s two teachers unions, amid allegations that COVID-19 protocols established before the resumption of school are not being implemented across the board. The concerns are expected to dominate the unions’ talks with senior civil

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Former Congolese Prime Minister Clément Mouamba dies | Africanews

The former Congolese Prime Minister, Clément Mouamba, passed away aged 77 in the Saint Joseph Hospital in Paris, France, following a brief illness.

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Lucky Daye Is Keeping It Sultry, Sweaty, And Fluid In His Music

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Larry Madowo, can't date Edith Kimani she is 'lesbian', see VIDEO with her LOVER

Its agreed that being GAY in Kenya is tougher than hell, our culture/society is very intolerant to people of different sex orientation and therefore many are especially celebrities are forced to pull stunts to keep their homosexuality in the closet BUT for how long. Edith Kimani an international

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Meet the Memphis School Nurse Who Helped a Shooting Victim Survive - Garland Journal

THE NEW TRI-STATE DEFENDER — As the nation faces a school nursing shortage, Karen Taylor is part of an expanded pool of nurses inside of Shelby County Schools this year thanks to a COVID-relief grant. When she got the call that a student was in crisis, her years of training set in. She rushed to

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COP26 : la fin des centrales à charbon, un horizon lointain malgré l'urgence - Haiti24

https://s.france24.com/media/display/e7bc8984-315b-11ec-9e11-005056bf30b7/w:1024/p:16x9/a0df3b96c1aeec4c252571c65ac5827e54ca977c.jpg Publié le : 01/11/2021 – 19:13 Alors que débute la COP26 à Glasgow, les États du G20 se sont engagés, dimanche, en faveur de l’arrêt des financements internationaux

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Uganda: Activists to Government - Don't Force People to Get Coronavirus Vaccines

[Independent (Kampala)] Kampala, Uganda -- A group of activists have urged the government not to force members of the public to be vaccinated with COVID-19 jabs, arguing that it is not anywhere in the laws of Uganda to enforce that.

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PAHO reports lowest covid19 figures in a year - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

The Americas reported fewer covid19-related cases and deaths in the past week in more than a year, the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) said on Wednesday. Dr Jarbas Barbosa, deputy director of PAHO, said at a weekly webinar that in the last eight days the figures for new infections stoo

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Le G20 envoie un signal mitigé dans la lutte contre le réchauffement climatique - Haiti24

Le premier ministre italien, Mario Draghi (à gauche) et le secrétaire général des Nations-Unies, Antonio Guterres à l’ouverture du sommet du G20, à Rome, le 30 octobre 2021. ALBERTO PIZZOLI / AFP D’une crise à l’autre, d’un sommet à l’autre. Les participants à la COP26, qui a ouvert ses portes

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Montgomery County Lifts Indoor Mask Mandate

The indoor mask mandate in public places in Montgomery County was officially lifted Thursday morning as the spread of the coronavirus in Maryland's largest county holds steady. The post Montgomery County Lifts Indoor Mask Mandate appeared first on The Washington Informer.

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LIVESTREAM — #SaveLocalJournaism #10: THE BLACK PRESS SAVING BLACK LIVES

That will all change on Sunday, June 14, when Camille Cosby sits down for an exclusive and interview with the Black Press of America’s Stacy Brown and Philadelphia-based iHeart Radio personality Frankie

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COVID - Caused Mammography Delays Hit Minorities Harder - The Seattle Medium

“Delaying a mammogram one or two months was unlikely to have significant consequences. But when you see delays of many months or a year or more, they become more problematic.” The post COVID - Caused Mammography Delays Hit Minorities Harder appeared first on The Seattle Medium.

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AMHVoices: Ziyambi, don’t be that heartless

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Zimbabwe: Teachers, Govt Agree On Exams

Health and safety measures against infection by Covid-19 must be in place at all June examination centres by June 26 in line with the prescribed standards of the World Health Organisation, the High Court has ruled in an order issued by consent of both the Government and eight teachers

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Zambia delays reopening of schools over virus fears | Africanews

Teachers unions expressed concern about the readiness of the ministry of education ahead of the reopening

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More than 1,700 students defer CSEC, CAPE exams - Barbados Today

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