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(1932) Angelo Herndon Addresses His Jury
Gentlemen of the Jury: I would like to explain in detail the nature of my case and the reason why I was locked up. I recall back about the middle of June 1932, when the Relief Agencies of the City of Atlanta, the County Commission and the city government as a whole, were cutting both Negro and
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Ethiopia: Bridging the Divide in Ethiopia's North
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Small-scale chrome producers stuck with tonnes of ore
BY MTHANDAZO NYONI ZIMBABWE’S small-scale chrome miners are stuck with tonnes of ore which they are failing to sell to the international markets following the closure of borders due to the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak. In its latest mining sector and communities situational report, the Zimbabwe
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Local small and micro enterprises need help beyond current Small Business Bureau grants - Stabroek News
Three small business owners in the agro-processing sector have told the Stabroek Business that official support for struggling small and micro businesses has to go beyond the grants currently being offered by the state-run Small Business Bureau (SBB) since these are unlikely to make a significant
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LisaRaye Claims Stacey Dash Hired A Security Team To Escort Her After Their Argument On Set Of Single Ladies
LisaRaye said the "Southside of Chicago" jumped out of her during her argument with former "Single Ladies" co-star Stacey Dash. Still, she was shocked to find that Dash returned to the set of their show the next day with security she hired to escort her following their confrontation. 
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Africa: Cobalt Is Critical to the Renewable Energy Transition. How Can We Minimize Its Social and Environmental Cost?
Amnesty International has published two major reports on human rights and environmental issues associated with cobalt mining and launched an initiative that challenged the electric vehicle industry to produce a battery with a completely clean human rights record for all its
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Tanzania: Digging 'Tunnel' in Which to Lay Pipes to Deliver 'Portable' Water to Villagers
The caption for the photograph had it that the official, who was shown holding a shovel and working hard on the land, was digging 'a tunnel', in which would be laid pipes to transport clean water to a number of villages in the
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Employment freeze cripples service delivery: Mayor
BY NIZBERT MOYO THE government freeze on employment of additional staff at local authorities has affected service delivery in Bulawayo, mayor Solomon Mguni has said. Mguni told Southern Eye that the employment freeze had crippled critical departments such as housing and community services. He said
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Ethiopia's Mining Sector Has Seen Record Growth Despite Restrictions Brought By Global Pandemic
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Metallon sells gold assets to Tagwirei’s Landela
Mzi Khumalo’s Metallon has completed the sale of Shamva Mine to Kuda Tagwirei’s Landela Mining Ventures, while the sale of Mazowe Mine is expected shortly. The transaction represents a change of guard in the industry. Metallon was once the country’s largest gold producer. It is now down to just
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Uganda: Sweeping Illegal Sand Mining Under the Rug in Uganda
Analysis - Lost revenue, environmental damage and exploitation of vulnerable communities makes this a high-cost industry for Uganda.
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Ethiopia: HOPR Speaker Says Parliament Will Take Measures Against Absent Tigray Reps
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Zimbabwe: Mining Sector Workers Get 22 Percent Pay Hike
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44 years after the Soweto uprising: We speak to those who were there
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Somalia: Man's Hand Chopped Off for Stealing From Shop
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Zimbabwe: Taskforce Set Up to Fight Sand, Quarry Poaching
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Deputy AG under fire over Mines Act amendments
Deputy Attorney-General Nelson Diaz was yesterday accused of stalling proposed amendments to the Mines and Minerals Act when he appeared before the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Mines. BY VENERANDA LANGA Diaz appeared before the committee together with Mines permanent secretary Onesimo
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Southern Africa: Illegal Gold Mining Surges in East and Southern Africa National Parks
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Rwanda: How Can the Battle Against Defilement, Rape Be Won?
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Ciao, Italy: It's time to do some lockdown armchair travelling
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