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The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Jeremiah Forde, 23. - The mother of a slain Tunapuna man says despite the trauma and grief of losing her son, she is prepared to forgive his killers. Police said Jeremiah Forde, 23, was shot dead while walking with a friend on Maingot Road, Tunapuna, last Friday. They were approached by two gunmen. Forde ran away into a nearby track but was chased by the gunmen, who shot him several […]
The president also stressed the importance of keeping the economy open after months of stifling movement restrictions.
He urged citizens not to drop their guard and continue adhering to the health rules, such as wearing face masks and respecting curfew times.
South Africa has recorded just over 800,000 coronavirus infections - more than a third of the cases reported across the African continent - and over 20,000 deaths.
AFP
After witnessing what could have been an overturning of democracy here, Canada has pledged further support to electoral reforms and is awaiting the government’s response, outgoing High Commissioner Lilian Chatterjee yesterday announced as she spoke about the events in the aftermath of the March 2nd polling, including a meeting where former president David Granger was told that Western countries would not accept the now discredited initial declaration that was intended to keep him in power.
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By Dr Rudi Webster
About 25 years ago, a friend who had just returned to South Africa from Barbados as manager of a junior South Africa team told me that the standard of youth cricket and school cricket in Barbados was disappointingly low and that a decline in West Indies cricket would inevitably follow.
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Children with disabilities are less likely to be adopted or fostered than able-bodied kids, but 70-year-old Inez Jones could not turn her back on her now 20-year-old intellectually challenged grandson after his father died when he was just two...
By LUIS ANDRES HENAO Associated Press NEW YORK (AP) — A historic church in lower Manhattan that houses New York's Liberty Bell and whose congregation dates to the city's earliest days was gutted by a massive fire early Saturday that sent flames shooting through the roof. The Middle Collegiate Church in the East Village burned before dawn after a fire spread from a five-story vacant building adjacent to the church around 5 a.m. Flames shot from the roof and the church's stately front window glowed from the conflagration inside. 'We are devastated. We are gutted like our building is gutted; […]
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Legendary singer Dionne Warwick found herself trending on Saturday night after her tweet to Chance The Rapper went viral. 'Hi,... View Article
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LOCAL diaspora-based poets have joined forces to publish a poetry book titled Chainga cheNduri that carries 205 poems which tackle several political and socio-economic issues. BY TAFADZWA KACHIKO Compiled by 18 poets, the anthology was published by Essential Books Publication Co. The anthology’s editor Biggie Chiranga told NewsDay Life & Style that: “The anthology is a nugget of advice, wisdom, statutes, ethics and values which we should embrace as a society.” Chiranga also contributed poems that include Musambo weDendera, which explores how musicians help celebrate the country’s heritage and legacy and Mvemve muHarare that talks about people’s suffering in the capital city normally which results in moral decadence. One of the anthology contributors, a rising writer, Obvious Dziwanyika’s poem titled Ndiverenge Mudiwa ironically calls upon citizens to look at how they inflicted pain on their love, Zimbabwe because of corruption. In an interview, Dziwanyika said the poem Ndiverenge Mudiwa talked about the evil of corruption and how it negatively affected the country’s economy. “Ndiverenge Mudiwa is one such poem one should not miss from the anthology. The poem takes Zimbabwe as everyone’s lover. Some lovers cheat on her by milking her resources, destabilising her currency and all sorts of things. People of that calibre are castigated in the poem. “It calls upon patriotic Zimbabweans to take a closer look at the country and observe the devastating effects of corruption? Subsequently, there is need to fight and end corruption. It has destroyed the nation,” he said. Among the contributors are James Chitamba, Tamutswa Muzana, Batsirai Munguwo, Tichamupei Comfort, Elizabeth Dhliwayo, Prosper Njeke, Kelvin Mangwende, Marcilline Badza, Martin Chipoka, Dickson Maringaniza, Bitwel Moyo, Tafadzwa Moyo, Lazarus Moyo, Blandina Manditereza, Tauya Chinama and Tatenda Mutsvairi. The editor-in-chief of the anthology is Aleck Kaposa. Follow us on Twitter NewsDayZimbabwe
In the latest news in South Africa on Friday 4 December, Nelson Mandela Bay has officially been declared a Covid-19 hot spot.
