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AFRICAN judges have slammed Chief Justice Luke Malaba for ordering judges to submit judgments for “approval” before passing them in court describing the directive as unconstitutional and a threat to judicial independence. BY SILAS NKALA Justice Mabala later changed the wording of the directive
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Source: NewsDay Zimbabwe - Everyday News for Everyday People
Video of Cops Violently Arresting Man ‘Paying For A Bicycle’ Sparks Outrage
A Walmart incident spurs protest.
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Why budget cuts will negatively impact the SANDF's operations | News24
Defence and Military Veterans Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula has warned that, because of budget cuts, it won't be long before the armed forces cannot fulfil its constitutional mandate.
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Freedom at last: Roosevelt Myles released after 28 years behind bars | The Crusader Newspaper Group
He’s finally out of jail! By Erick Johnson ‘Twas the night before Tuesday, July 21. Roosevelt Myles Jr., was unable to sleep. The biggest gift of his life would come in less than 24 hours. He had waited for it for nearly three decades. He finally fell asleep at 2 a.m. Later that morning at
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Finally the first Black-owned stock exchange in U.S. history opens - Face2Face Africa
Historically, the stock market has delivered generous returns to investors over time and a former lawyer has conceived the idea to bridge the racial gap by creating an avenue for the black community to invest and create generational wealth. He has created the first Black and minority-owned stock
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Source: Face2Face Africa - The Premier Pan-African Voice
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‘ED ignoring silent genocide at public hospitals’
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government has been accused of ignoring the plight of striking nurses and other health workers leading to a “silent genocide” at public hospitals. The situation has been exacerbated by the shake-up at the Health ministry which saw minister Obadiah Moyo
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Source: NewsDay Zimbabwe - Everyday News for Everyday People
IPL 13 set to begin on 19 September in the United Arab Emirates
The United Arab Emirates is set to play host to the 13th edition of the money-spinning IPL between September and October 2020.
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Namibia: Ministerial Delegation to Be Quarantined
[Namibian] The high-level delegation that went to assess the Covid-19 situation at Walvis Bay and the Erongo region at large will be subjected to mandatory quarantine upon their return to Windhoek.
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Texas NAACP releases Change the World-Texas Restorative Criminal Justice Plan - North Dallas Gazette
The Texas State Conference of NAACP Units has released a comprehensive Change the World-Texas Restorative Criminal Justice Plan to add its voice to the family of George Floyd in changing the world of policing and treatment of African American Texans in the aftermath of the horrific killing of
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WATCH | More police deployed to Kraaifontein following violent protests | News24
Police in the Western Cape have deployed more officers to Kraaifontein after residents destroyed property, barricaded roads and looted two liquor stores. Watch.
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Premier League 2020/21 season start date confirmed
The opening round of Premier League fixtures for the 2020/21 season will kick off on Sunday, 12 September.
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Close to 2 million people fed but demand outstrips capacity to meet need - Gauteng govt | News24
The Gauteng provincial government says although nearly 2 million people have been fed, the demand for food outstripped its capacity to meet the need.
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Uganda: Farmers Suffer Double Pain of Covid, Foot-and-Mouth Disease
[Monitor] Hundreds of pastoralists around the cattle corridor, whose livelihood is mainly from the sale of animals, are feeling the squeeze as a result of Covid-19 and foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) quarantine that has made it impossible for them to sell animals.
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WATCH | Stun grenades, water cannons used at hospitality industry protest outside Parliament | News24
Stun grenades and water cannons have been used to disperse protesters marching to raise awareness about the plight of the hospitality industry outside Parliament.
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South Africa: Stop Threatening Commuters' Lives
[SAnews.gov.za] Gauteng Public Transport and Roads Infrastructure MEC Jacob Mamabolo has warned Sedibeng taxi operators to stop threatening the lives of commuters.
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Zimbabwe: Security Forces Will Defend the Constitution - Mutsvangwa
[263Chat] Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans Association (ZNLWVA) chairperson, Chris Mutsvangwa has warned the MDC Alliance and organisers of the 31 July anti-Government demonstrations that the country's security apparatus will defend the country's constitution.
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Africa: How Google's Project Loon Can Improve Epidemic Preparedness
Guest Column - Twenty kilometers above the ground, giant balloons are hovering in the sky, providing high-speed internet spanning 50,000 square kilometers across central and western Kenya, with spillover to parts of Ethiopia, Rwanda and Uganda.
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Portland’s protests were supposed to be about black lives. Now, they’re white spectacle. - African American News Today - EIN News
… slavery our country committed against African Americans. This crime has been reverberating … machine that has been terrorizing black Americans and hollowing out the moral …
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About 30 Million Workers Are Collecting Jobless Benefits.: Live Updates
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Religious faith was lifelong constant for John Lewis
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Nigeria coronavirus: 38,948 cases; civil servants directed to test | Africanews
Nigeria, Africa’s most populous country, as at end of June 2020 was Africa’s third most impacted country only behind South Africa and
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WATCH: Skeem Saam latest episode, E15 S9 - Friday 24 July 2020
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Kenya: How to Shield Education From Al-Shabaab in Kenya's North East
[ICG] Al-Shabaab is targeting teachers in order to expel those it views as outsiders from majority-Muslim north-eastern Kenya. The government's response - to evacuate non-native tutors - has shuttered the area's schools. Nairobi should supply funds to hire local educators, while it works to restore
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School closures: Unions 'cautiously' welcome decision but private school concerns remain | News24
Teacher unions have "cautiously" welcomed the announcement of a four-week school closure.
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Nike Gives Us A Sneak Peek At LeBron James Upcoming LeBron 18 Signature Sneaker
In a picture featuring dynamic duo LeBron James and Anthony Davis that Bron was wearing some pretty interesting looking sneakers. Fans immediately speculated that Lakers' all-star was wearing the LeBron 18, the next pair of kicks in his beloved signature sneaker line.
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What is a police department for? - African American News Today - EIN News
… a huge disproportion in how [African-Americans] are treated” by the city … city police officers “assumes that African-Americans generally and black men in …
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Abusers should be forced out of homes, not survivors, says Cele | News24
The survivors of gender-based violence shouldn't be forced to flee their homes, it should be the abusers, Police Minister Bheki Cele said.
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Louisiana deputy shot 14-year-old unarmed black boy, then hid it for more than three months - Face2Face Africa
Tre’mall McGee, a 14-year-old black boy was shot by a Louisiana deputy as he lay on the ground submitting to officers, but the incident went unreported for more than three months, but for a question asked Sheriff Joe Lopinto during a news conference. McGee was driving in a stolen car with friends
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'A nightmare': Covid-19 upsets funeral rites | News24
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Rabbi Says He Warned Nick Cannon That Apologizing for Antisemitism Would Lead to Backlash
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