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Change to vaccination schedule for September 6, 8, 9, and 10 - Barbados Today
The Immunization Unit advises the public that the Winston Scott Polyclinic, located at Jemmotts Lane, St Michael, has been added to the list of non-school COVID-19 vaccination sites, which will operate next week. Vaccinations will be administered at the polyclinic on Monday, September
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Source: Barbados Today - News You Can Trust.
Housing policy saga: Western Cape High Court rules in favour of Bromwell Street residents | News24
The residents' homes were bought by private developers - Woodstock Hub - in 2013 from the landlord as part of Woodstock's gentrification push.
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#BTColumn – Political infiltration of trade unions - Barbados Today
The views and opinions expressed by the author(s) do not represent the official position of Barbados TODAY. by Dennis De Peiza There has been much speculation that trade unions are being infiltrated by political operatives. Such claims have been giving currency by the perceived actions and
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Nigeria: Economic Cost of Maritime Insecurity Hits N422bn, Says Nimasa D-G
[Vanguard] Director General of Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Dr. Bashir Jamoh, has said that the economic cost of maritime insecurity in the Gulf of Guinea, GoG, currently stands at $793.7 million (about N422.2 billion).
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Source: allAfrica.com
Caribbean Tourism Recovery Punctured By New Coronavirus Spike
KINGSTON — Just as tourism was beginning to show signs of recovery, the Caribbean has been hit by a new wave of coronavirus infections that is causing lockdowns and flight cancellations and overwhelming hospitals. Countries including Jamaica, Martinique, The Bahamas, Barbados, St. Lucia, and
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Caricom outlines plans for collab with Africa | New York Carib News
The first-ever African-Caribbean Community (Caricom) summit got underway virtually on Tuesday with the 15-member regional integration grouping outlining proposals for closer collaboration between the two regions.
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As covid still looms, solutions for crime must go deeper – Jackson Advocate
Crime. As a buzzword or campaign talking point, it’s been the top issue for most folks in the metro area for the better part of five years. Its the go-to rib of detractors in surrounding bedroom communities and the talk in every comment section of local news stations’ social media
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The influence game - Stabroek News
Are you a pro-vaxxer or anti-vaxxer? Pro-oil or anti-oil? What’s your stance on Afghanistan or the rise of China? The article The influence game appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Egypt: President Launches Charity Caravan That Earned 3 Guinness Records Titles
[Egypt Online] President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi launched Sunday Long Live Egypt Fund's charity caravan targeted at the most one million low-income families, and that garnered three Guinness Records titles.
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Nigeria: Special Report - Kano, Akwa Ibom, Eight Other States Housed Most of Nigeria's Out-of-School Children
[Premium Times] The 10 states at the top of the chart had about 5.2 million of the country's about 10.2 million out-of-school children.
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What Hurricanes Mean When You Live In Louisiana's 'Cancer Alley' - The Seattle Medium
"I was mad and disappointed at the government," Cayette said about the lack of response after Ida. "What concerned me even more is that I'm disabled, but they couldn't come to help." The post What Hurricanes Mean When You Live In Louisiana's 'Cancer Alley' appeared first on The Seattle Medium.
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Bajan author explores the dating game - Barbados Today
Ian Harewood is a Barbadian author who writes under the pseudonym Mule Mind. He is the creator of the book “Some Look For Masters & Some Look For Saviors.” The book, which was released on August 8th, 2021 and has already received a five-star review on Amazon, is a collection of his dating
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Man recovering at QEH after falling into well in St James - Barbados Today
A St James man is recovering at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) after falling several feet into a well this afternoon.  Acting station officer of the Barbados Fire Service Patrick Edwards said Leston Wilson, of the Garden St James, was fully conscious but nursing multiple injuries, after being
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Of civil slavery, showmanship - The Times Group Malawi
By Wesley Macheso: A few days ago, the State President and his vice gave us a reason to laugh when they visited government offices demanding answers for the delay of salaries of civil servants. It was an act which was dubbed daring and revolutionary by some media gurus, who seemed to forget that
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Over 50 families left homeless after Mlolongo fire - The Kenya News
Fire destroys property in Mlolongo. [Namwene Mukabwa, Standard] More than 50 families at Mlolongo area, Machakos County were yesterday left homeless and scores injured after a fire gutted their makeshift houses.  Property of unknown value was destroyed during the late night inferno at Heshima
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Fogging schedule for September 6 to 10 - Barbados Today
The Vector Control Unit will continue its fogging programme in the parish of St Lucy this week. On Monday, September 6, the team will visit Maycocks Road, Broomfield 1 and 2, Husbands Drive, Maycocks Terrace, Harrison Point, Friendly Hall Road, Checker Hall Development, Babbs and surrounding
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Cameroon, Nigeria Announce Effort to Jointly Fight Separatists
[VOA] Yaounde -- Cameroonian and Nigerian authorities have agreed to jointly fight armed separatists in both countries. The nations' top security and government officials announced the deal during an emergency security meeting that ended Thursday in Nigeria's capital, Abuja. The meeting was
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Texas Organizing Project statement on passage of SB 6 in the Texas House - Dallas Examiner
By LAQUITA GARCIA Right2Justice Policy SB 6 is built on right-wing hysteria that violates Texans’ rights, not on public safety. If implemented, this bill will lead to more overcrowding in jails and further
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Sierra Leone’s 2023 general and presidential elections will be fiercely fought by APC and SLPP
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 02 September 2021: As 2023 presidential and general elections draw closer in Sierra Leone, there is little doubt the two main political parties – the ruling Sierra Leone People’s Party (SLPP) and the opposition All Peoples Congress Party (APC) will lock horns fiercely once
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Op-Ed: Fixing New York City’s Homelessness Crisis Is an American Priority – Observer News Group
In particular, African Americans, Latinx Americans and other people of color are disproportionately, devastatingly impacted by COVID-19 and are also disproportionately entrapped with homelessness across America. The New York City homeless rates are at the tipping point of this growing national
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Job Opportunity at GIZ, Junior PR & Communication Professional - - The Tanzania News
Position: Junior PR & Communication Professional As an international cooperation enterprise for sustainable development with worldwide operations, the federally owned Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH supports …
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Warriors still to play their best cricket says Griffith - Stabroek News
Guyana Amazon Warriors lead coach, Rayon Griffith believes that his side will have to produce complete performances as they head into the latter stages of the Caribbean Premier League. The article Warriors still to play their best cricket says Griffith appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Barbadians urged to stop spreading unsubstantiated information - Barbados Today
Barbadians are being urged once again not to circulate information about COVID-19 directives of uncertain origin, especially when such information has the potential to panic others, or otherwise cause distress. The plea came this morning from Minister of Home Affairs, Information and Public
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Pandemic-era restraint ends as sweeps revived at LA encampments, amid COVID-19 surge, heat wave - L.A. Focus News
The notices were posted at several homeless encampments over the Labor Day weekend, just as many Angelenos were trying to get some relief from a heat wave. Taped to utility and light poles, and in one instance a fence half-hidden behind a bush, the signs were meant to notify unhoused Angelenos that
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FREEDOM AWARD HONOREES: Michelle Obama and The Poor People’s Campaign | New Pittsburgh Courier
by Florence M. Howard —Special to TSDMemphis.com Former first lady Michelle Obama and The Poor People’s Campaign will receive the National Civil Rights Museum’s 30th annual Freedom Awards. Dr. Russell Wigginton, who celebrates his first month as president of the renowned museum, announced the
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Gov. Newsom Praises Economy, Second Stimulus Payments as Rivals Step Up Attacks | Post News Group
Californians are scheduled to start receiving their second stimulus payment on Sept. 1, two weeks before California's gubernatorial recall election.  The post Gov. Newsom Praises Economy, Second Stimulus Payments as Rivals Step Up Attacks first appeared on Post News Group.
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Report: Campaign Underway to Convince Rep. Karen Bass to Run for L.A. Mayor
While the recall of Gov. Gavin Newsom has topped headlines in California politics, flying just under the radar is the effort to draft Congresswoman Karen Bass for Los Angeles mayor.
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The UWI congratulates Ambassador Soomer - Barbados Today
Dr the Honourable June Soomer has been conferred with the Order “José de Marcoleta” in the Degree of Grand Cross, which is the highest distinction the Republic of Nicaragua can convey upon a foreign diplomat. The official conferral took place at a virtual ceremony hosted on August 31, 2021. Denis
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Former First Lady Michelle Obama To Receive U.S. Civil Rights Museum’s Freedom Award
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Parents make ‘tough choices’ amid sluggish back-to-school sales - Barbados Today
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