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It will be a pleasantly warm day to kick off the week, the South African Weather Service says.
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State Capture Inquiry: Spotlight falls on Free State R1 billion housing project | News24
A housing project in the Free State fell under the eagle eye of the state capture enquiry on Monday.
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Bridal Bliss: Sharisse And Thurman's Big Apple Wedding Took Us To New Heights
When they first met, Sharisse and Thurman would always take the same route to the train station in the mornings. They'd lock eyes, exchange pleasant hellos and admire each other […] The post Bridal Bliss: Sharisse And Thurman's New York City Wedding appeared first on Essence.
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Sikhala’s daily life at Chikurubi
guest column:Hopewell Chin’ono TODAY as you read this article, Job Sikhala would have woken up at 5:30am from the cold concrete floor that he has been sleeping on since his persecution and incarceration at Chikurubi Maximum Security Prison, which started four weeks ago. He is not a convicted
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Rwanda Launches Rwf71 Billion Project to Mitigate Drought in Kayonza
[New Times] A Rwf71 billion ($79.93m) Kayonza Irrigation and Integrated Watershed Management Project (KIIWP) that will operate in eight of Kayonza District's 12 sectors was launched on Tuesday, September 15 and is expected to contribute to poverty reduction in the drought prone district.
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DeSoto ISD to Host Community Training for Effective Governance
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Zimbabwe: Mwonzora Taunts 'Babamunini' Chamisa Over Propaganda, G40 Links
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Des Moines says no to governor's demand for classroom return - Black News Channel
By SCOTT McFETRIDGE Associated Press DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Students in Iowa's largest school system are facing the possibility that this most unusual school year could stretch into next summer, and the district could be hit with crippling bills because of a dispute with the governor over the
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UHD’s Call Me MISTER program aimed at increasing male minority teachers - DefenderNetwork.com
Research has shown that lack of teacher diversity is often a factor in gaps in academic completion and achievement among minority students. The University of Houston-Downtown’s Department of Urban Education (based within the College of Public Service) works to close those gaps by effectively
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Uganda: Govt Opens Cattle Labs, Dams in Teso
[Monitor] The government has commissioned a multi-billion livestock production and marketing infrastructure in Teso and Karamoja sub-regions to enable pastoralists improve the quality and quantity of livestock.
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Zondo: Why has no one been charged or arrested in R1bn Free State housing scheme? | News24
The Free State province was meant to build thousands of low cost houses in 2010 and 2011, but many of the houses were never built.
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Uganda: New Research Reveals Alarming Drop in Farmer Incomes in Uganda
[PR Newswire] Washington -- Heifer International study of over 400 smallholder farmers in Uganda reveals 97% have seen incomes reduced due to COVID-19.
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Sharon superintendent alleges racial discrimination after committee decides not to renew contract - African American News Today - EIN News
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Ailing man frets about future without ageing mom
Easton O’Haro hasn’t been outside his home in Mangrove district, Pear Tree Grove, for about five years. Paralysed from the waist down about 17 years ago, the 56-year-old lives in the care of his 80-year-old mother, on whom he depends for everything...
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Massive ‘Housing Black’ street mural installed in the Tenderloin - African American News Today - EIN News
San Francisco’s Tenderloin is speaking up with the Aug. 10, 2020 installation of San Francisco artist Malik Seneferu’s massive “Housing Black” street mural on Golden Gate Avenue, a collaborative mural voice throughout the Bay Area this summer to highlight the needs and possibilities of our unhoused
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Covid-19 Threatens India’s Most Vulnerable Tribes
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Amazon to provide computer science education for more than 550,000 K-12 students amid COVID-19 pandemic | The Atlanta Voice
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Zanu PF moves to avoid shambolic DCCs
BY JAIROS SAUNYAMA Zanu PF yesterday deployed politburo members to Marondera and Mutoko districts to cool down tempers and avoid chaos in the looming district co-ordinating committee (DDC) elections. The deployment of politburo members was meant to bring sanity to the two districts after party
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Uganda: Panic As Leaders Move to Cancel Illegal Leases At Mutukula Border
[Monitor] Kyotera -- Dozens of people who benefited from lease offers on land belonging to Uganda Prisons Service in Mutukula Town Council, Kyotera District have protested a plan by district authorities to cancel their leases.
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Zwane appointed unknown contractors to build homes, former dept head tells Zondo | News24
Former Free State Human Settlements MEC Mosebenzi Zwane allegedly instructed a then department boss to appoint 106 contractors in the billion rand housing scheme that led to the stealing of close to R600 million.
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Jamaican man accused of stabbing woman who rejected his advances - Stabroek News
(Jamaica Observer) Thirty-year-old Denroy Whitely of Dalton district in St Elizabeth was arrested and charged for wounding with intent following an incident in his community on September
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Uganda: Local Council Nominations Start Today
[Monitor] Kampala -- The Electoral Commission (EC) has rolled out nominations for the local government councils.
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Govt salary talks collapse
BY MOSES MATENGA GOVERNMENT salary talks broke down last week, with teachers saying they will boycott classes when schools reopen for examination classes next week as a result. The Apex Council, an umbrella body for all government employees, confirmed the development yesterday as teachers’ unions
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Two alleged hitmen arrested for the murder of KZN taxi boss | News24
Two alleged hitmen have been arrested in connection with the murder of the Inteke Taxi Association chairperson in Marianhill in Pinetown, KwaZulu-Natal in April.
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Critics: Zimbabwe Stepping Up Arrests and Assaults Against Female Protesters – The Wilmington Journal
Recent arrests and alleged assaults against women by state agents in Zimbabwe have again brought international attention to the country's long history of violence against women. On July 31, award-winning Zimbabwean novelist Tsitsi Dangarembga and [...]
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Chilli Temps: China, U.S. Compete in Billion-Dollar Market For Indian Spices | The Florida Star | The Georgia Star
Over the past two years, China has beaten the U.S. in becoming the top destination for Indian spices. But the taste-bud tides are turning. In India's fiscal year 2020, spices worth $3 billion were exported from the country, a five-year high. China's share in the take was about $710 million. Over
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DeSoto ISD to Host Community Training for Effective Governance
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