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Zimbabwe's confirmed Covid-19 cases have risen to 46 as two more returnees, one who arrived from the United Kingdom and one truck driver from Zambia, tested positive to the
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Rwanda: COVID-19 - Over 50 People Arrested in Musanze While Praying on a Mountain
Officials in Musanze District on Sunday arrested at least 51 people for breaching the government directive banning mass gathering and congregating in ungazetted areas to curb the spread of Covid-19
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Primary, secondary schools reopen in Cameroon
More than two months after suspension of classes due to the coronavirus in Cameroon, primary and secondary school students returned to school on
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Tunisia: Six More Cases of Coronavirus, Number of Positive Cases Rise to 1,043
Tunis/Tunisia — Six more cases of infection with Coronavirus have been reported on May 18, 2020, out of 1,061 screenings carried out, bringing the total number of cases of infection since the beginning of the epidemic to 1,043, the Ministry of Public Health announced Tuesday at
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Morocco trams adorn mask to encourage use
The tram company in Rabat, Morocco has devised a genius way to encourage the wearing of face masks in the North African
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UK watchdog urges halt to DR Congo dam project | News24
British NGO Global Witness Wednesday urged the Democratic Republic of Congo to halt a dam project it said would flood part of a national park and be an "ecological catastrophe".
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Kenya: Mandera County Govt Intensifies Relief Food Supplies
Mandera — The Mandera County Government has intensified relief food distribution to thousands of locals displaced by floods and other vulnerable families to mitigate the effects of
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Tanzania: Why Telecom Companies Now Selling Their Towers
[Citizen] Dar es Salaam -- The sale of communication towers has become a common agenda for telecommunication firms because of the high costs and complexities associated with their running, analysts said yesterday.
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‘Y’all Didn’t Know He Could Get Down Like That': Flavor Flav Calls Cuba Gooding Jr. His ‘Boy N Da Hood’ After the Actor’s Breakdancing Goes Viral
Public Enemy founding member Flavor Flav was recently honored at an event, but it was actor Cuba Gooding Jr. who stole the show. The American Group Travel
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Cameroon: Familiarisation Visit - Sopecam Welcomes New Regional Delegate
[Cameroon Tribune] The new Communication boss was in DRL on Tuesday May 4, 2021
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Tunisia: Mahdia Governorate Becomes Coronavirus-Free
Tunis/Tunisia — The Mahdia governorate has become coronavirus (COVID-19) free after the last patient diagnosed with the virus recovered on Tuesday, Director of Preventive Health at the Local Health Directorate in Mahdia Mehdi Majoul told TAP
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Georgia Actress Dies In Her Sleep After Neighbor’s Stray Bullet Penetrates Through Wall
For one aspiring actress in Duluth, Georgia, the freak accident that led to her death by way of a stray bullet not only came from her careless neighbor but occurred while she was actually sleeping.
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'United Shades' Explores The Spectrum Of Race In The U.S. - The Seattle Medium
W. Kamau Bell heads to Philadelphia to hear from locals in a city that is already composed of majority BIPOC folks as the US Census projects that around 2045 this country will have more Black, Indigenous, and people of color than white people. Watch "United Shades of America" Sunday at 10
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Doctors Without Borders returns to Guinea to battle COVID-19
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African Leader Rips China’s Racism: ‘As If The Black Person Is Carrying The Covid-19!’ – Free Press of Jacksonville
Maximus Ogbonna, president of the Association of Nigerian Community in China, told the South China Morning Press that the new policies put in place to address and curb the blatant racial discrimination has already fallen well short of the desire effects and offered a bleak outlook for Africans in
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South Africa: Department to Announce Preferred Bidder for 2,600mw Renewable Energy
[SAnews.gov.za] The Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy, Gwede Mantashe, says his department is planning to announce the preferred bidder for the procurement of 2 600 megawatts of renewable energy under Bid Window 5 by the end of next month.
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Kenya: Baringo's Readiness to Fight COVID-19 Put Under Scrutiny
As the pandemic enters the third month and the virus spreads to 22 counties, Baringo has only two isolation units -- at Kaptimbor Dispensary and Eldama Ravine Hospital -- with a paltry 17
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Uganda: UPDF Kill Four South Sudan Soldiers in Yumbe District
Four soldiers with the South Sudan People's Defence Forces (SSPDF) were on Sunday shot dead by UPDF soldiers following a clash at Maru village in Yumbe
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Tanzania: Health Ministry Launches Five Mobile Clinics to Curb the Spread of TB
[Citizen] Dodoma -- The minister of health Dr Dorothy Gwajima has on Monday launched mobile health facilities that are aimed multiplying efforts in the fight against TB.
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Mozambique: Price Cuts Will Cost EDM 15 Million Dollars
Maputo — Mozambique's publicly-owned electricity company, EDM, expects to lose about 15 million US dollars this year from the price cuts ordered by the government, as part of its response to the coronavirus
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Angola: Luanda Governor Prioritizes More Work
Luanda — The newly appointed governor of Luanda province, Joana Lina, without making immediate promises for her term, called on staff for a greater commitment to working in order to find solutions for local
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Tanzania: Dmi to Provide Skills to Gas Experts
[Daily News] THE Dar es Salaam Maritime Institute (DMI) has said it is committed to nurture more experts in oil and gas through courses offered by the institute to take advantage of the huge gas discoveries in the southern regions of the country.
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(1965) Bayard Rustin, “From Protest to Politics: The Future of the Civil Rights Movement”
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Tunisia: COVID-19 - 271 Persons Leave Mahdia Mandatory Quarantine Centre
Tunis/Tunisia — The medical staff in charge of monitoring COVID-19 in Mahdia, assured on Thursday the departure of 271 persons after completing their mandatory quarantine period in
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Kenya: COVID-19 - Two Patients Discharged From Meru Hospital
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NAIROBI, Kenya — Henrik Maehle, a Norwegian-born business development professional, recently transferred $3,707.59 from his Norwegian bank, DNB Norway, to Absa Bank Kenya, then to the Standard Chartered Bank in Kenya for the apartment he is renting in Nairobi.
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