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AWARD-WINNING South Africa-based Zimbabwean hip-hop artiste Ngonidzashe “King 98” Dondo yesterday said he had come to accept negative criticism associated with the cut-throat music industry. The youthful rapper said he had so far travelled a painful journey in music, but through determination he
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Source: NewsDay Zimbabwe - Everyday News for Everyday People
Oxygen already runs low as COVID-19 surges in South Africa - Black News Channel
By MOGOMOTSI MAGOME Associated Press JOHANNESBURG (AP) — The coronavirus storm has arrived in South Africa, but in the overflowing COVID-19 wards the sound is less of a roar than a rasp. Medical oxygen is already low in hospitals at the new epicenter of the country's outbreak, Gauteng
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The Adam Olsen Team is rising to prominence among Texas-based real estate agents
The top-ranking team has managed to attract multiple clients and support charitable causes. HUNTSVILLE, TEXAS, US, July 10, 2020 ⁨EINPresswire.com⁩ -- The Adam Olsen Team from Huntsville, TX is not your typical real estate team, they make sure
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Covid-19 in Gauteng: City of Johannesburg is the hotspot - here's a breakdown of the numbers | News24
As of Friday, 10 July, the City of Johannesburg has the highest number of Covid-19 cases at 38 045, and that is 46.6% of the total 81 546 cases in the province.
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Confederate Flags Are Falling, Proving How Black Rage Can Prompt American Progression - Blavity
History teaches us that collective Black rage manifested in disobedience has been the only thing that has ever kept this country making half steps to a more civil, fair and peaceful union.
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When It Comes To Working With Nicki Minaj Again YG Says 'I'm Cool'
YG revealed the 2018 track "Big Bank" that featured Nicki Minaj and Big Sean that lived on his album Stay Dangerous will be the last time the two will ever collaborate again. What caused the rift between the two artists?  Tekashi 6ix9ine, of course.
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College football amid a pandemic not worth risk to young men’s lives –
That question can’t be ducked as the NCAA allows colleges to begin “voluntary” football practices, and other college teams begin to
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(2004) Bill Cosby, “The Pound Cake Speech”
On May 17, 2004, the NAACP staged a gala celebration at Constitution Hall in Washington, D.C. to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court Decision in Brown v. Board of Education. Comedian, actor, and philanthropist Bill Cosby was asked to deliver the main address. Cosby
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Video Of Denver ‘Karen’ Following And ‘Interrogating’ Black Man Sparks Protest
Another white woman tries to police the actions of a Black person.
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Rickey Smiley’s Daughter Aaryn Shares Opens Up About The Night She Was Shot In Houston
Smiley's daughter Aaryn called into her dad's radio show, The Rickey Smiley Morning Show, and shared the details about the night over the July 4 weekend where suffered multiple gunshot wounds.
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After lobbying, Catholic Church won $1. 4B in virus aid
NEW YORK (AP) — The U.S. Roman Catholic Church used a special and unprecedented exemption from federal rules to amass at least $1.4 billion in taxpayer-backed coronavirus aid, with many millions going to dioceses that have paid huge...
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Black Mothers Matter: Why Disparities In Health Care Are Causing Too Many Preventable Deaths - Blavity
Black mothers are dying at disproportionate rates as compared to White women in the U.S. due to receiving less quality care caused by implicit and structural biases deep rooted in healthcare.
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Lady Antebellum Sues Black Blues Artist Anita 'Lady A' White - Black Enterprise
The band formerly known as Lady Antebellum has filed a lawsuit against Black blues singer Anita White, who has been using the name Lady A for decades.
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Barbados Is Considering Offering A 12-Month Visitor Stamp For Remote Workers
Barbados has revealed that it is considering introducing a new 12-month stamp for remote, digital nomads to attract more business travelers to rebuild the tourism sector.
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#SchoolStayAway gets no support from teacher unions despite sharing similar concerns | News24
Teacher unions acknowledge there are issues still facing schools amid the Covid-19 pandemic, but they do not support disruptions by political movements trying to gain a "foothold" by using schools.
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Trump's reelection campaign gets a reboot as virus persists - Black News Channel
By JONATHAN LEMIRE and BILL BARROW Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump's campaign reboot is getting a reboot. He will take baby steps back out onto the road Friday after a multiweek hiatus caused by a nationwide surge in coronavirus cases and after his planned comeback in
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Dozens of Mississippi lawmakers have Covid-19 after refusing to wear masks - L.A. Focus Newspaper
About one in six state lawmakers have tested positive for the coronavirus, according to Dr. Thomas Dobbs of the Mississippi Health
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As wildfire season looms, California adds 900 firefighters to its crews - Black Voice News
In summary Fewer inmates are available for hand crews so the state is filling the gap. So far, slightly more acreage has burned this year than last year. California will hire nearly 900 new seasonal firefighters to make up for a dwindling number of firefighting inmates as wildfires already have
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Brazil coronavirus deaths surge
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For the greater good : University leadership’s impact during the pandemic –
Current and prospective students, university faculty, staff, and alumni and higher education pundits are waiting with bated breath across the country on guidance from governors, mayors, and university presidents regarding whether or not students will return to college campuses for the fall
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Wilson Worldwide Productions TV Options four 'Windrush Noir' novels - Voice Online
LONDON-BASED indie production company , Wilson Worldwide, whose Managing Director Josh Wilson is championing the... The post Wilson Worldwide Productions TV Options four 'Windrush Noir' novels appeared first on Voice Online.
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Queer | Art Announces $10,000 Annual Grant For Black Trans Women Who Are Visual Artists - Blavity
Queer | Art, an organization that strives to uplift LGBTQ+ artists, has announced a $10,000 annual grant for Black trans women and trans femmes who are visual artists.
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UBH gets timely equipment boost
UNITED Bulawayo Hospitals (UBH) yesterday got a timely boost in its fight against COVID-19 after the Zimbabwe Red Cross Society (ZRCS) donated two ventilators which are the first for the health institution. BY MOSES MUGUGUNYEKI The ventilators, part of the five sourced from the Chinese Red
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Jarvis Christian College goes Online for Fall 2020 | East Texas Review
Hawkins, TX - Jarvis Christian College (JCC) announced on Thursday, July 9, 2020 that the College will continue with the online educational platform for fall 2020. President Newman stated, “The decision was a hard choice to make, but after diligently assessing the impact of COVID-19, remaining
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Rickey Smiley Speaks On Therapy Following Daughter’s Shooting And PTSD
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Black Women And Children's Lives Matter - The Seattle Medium
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