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Ascension Football League targets March kick off - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
ASCENSION League director Richard Ferguson is targeting early March for the start of the league following the announcement on Sunday that the safe zone return to play proposal has been approved by the Ministry of Health. On Sunday, a media release by the Ministry of Sport and Community Develop
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Kadoma man killed over girlfriend - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Kadoma police are investigating a suspected murder which occurred last Wednesday in Rimuka high-density suburb. The post Kadoma man killed over girlfriend appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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‘The Contrast’ is true to its word in showing a mismatched couple - The Chicago Crusader
At a quaint bed and breakfast, Maria is about to marry her longtime beau – the smooth-talking hipster Dimple, when her maid-of-honor’s brother, Colonel Henry Manly, stops by to help
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Ice Cube to Perform At NASCAR Race at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Hip-Hop artist Ice Cube will be performing at a NASCAR event in Los Angeles at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum on Sunday, Feb. 6.
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Homelink loses loan appeal - The Zimbabwe Independent
“Notably, it would also be absurd for the appellant (Homelink) to be paid United States dollars for a loan largely disbursed in local currency. The post Homelink loses loan appeal appeared first on The Zimbabwe Independent.
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Atherley blasts PM for silence on disenfranchised voters - Barbados Today
Former Opposition Leader and head of the Alliance Party for Progress (APP) Bishop Joseph Atherley is describing as disdainful and disrespectful, Prime Minister Mia Mottley’s handling of the thousands of Barbadians who will not be allowed to vote on Wednesday because they are COVID-19
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Mottley mum on Cabinet picks as she takes lead in Health Ministry temporarily - Barbados Today
Prime Minister Mia Mottley will be taking on responsibility for the Ministry of Health over the next four to five days until she appoints her new Cabinet next Monday. And although keeping the portfolio allocations close to her chest, she hinted that changes could be on the cards for her office, as
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7 injured in gold mining clashes - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Police in the province could not immediately confirm the clashes yesterday, but victims of the violent attacks said the clashes occurred last week. The post 7 injured in gold mining clashes appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Abilene Wildcats' overseas fans mourn Lendore's passing - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

ABILENE WILDCATS' global fraternity have sent sympathies and condolences to the family and friends of the club's late track star Deon Lendore, who died in an accident in Texas on January 10.

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‘BLP Govt uncaring’ - Barbados Today
The high cost of gasoline in Barbados has been likened to “a rape” with the use of protection. That was the view expressed by Democratic Labour Party (DLP) candidate Andre Worrell, who spoke at Belleplaine, St. Andrew on Sunday in support of his colleague Oldwin Skeete who is contesting the seat
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Three resign from NUPW - Barbados Today
The National Union of Public Workers (NUPW) has been struck with a number of untimely resignations. Sources at the Dalkeith St Michael organisation confirmed that three key industrial relations officials including the officer responsible for the nurses division, Christian Rock, had opted to move
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Accused Racist Hockey Player Kicked Off Team For Making ‘Monkey Gestures’ To Black Player
Jacob Panetta just got himself booted from his position as a defenseman for the Jacksonville Icemen of the East Coast Hockey League for making monkey gestures at South Carolina Stingrays defenseman Jordan Subban, who is Black.
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Political scientists: De Peiza likely to lose leadership regardless of election outcome - Barbados Today
The days of Verla De Peiza as a political leader in this country are numbered. So says veteran political scientist Peter Wickham, who, based on historical data analysis, believes the odds do not favour victory for the Democratic Labour Party (DLP) president in St Lucy. In fact, Wickham, who
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Nurse exodus cripples health sector - The Zimbabwe Independent
According to an internal document written by the Health Services Board (HSB) to the Finance ministry, the 608 student nurses will be given three months contracts from January to March 2022. The post Nurse exodus cripples health sector appeared first on The Zimbabwe Independent.
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Interview: ‘Political will key to winning climate change fight’ - NewsDay Zimbabwe
CLIMATE change issues have taken centre stage globally as countries try to mitigate their effects. Zimbabwe is one of the countries putting in place measures to deal with climate change effects on the environment through various
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FIB head: Beware of fraudsters posing as financial advisers
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Snr Supt Wendell Lucas at Friday’s police news conference. - ROGER JACOB Senior police in the Financial Investigations Branch (FIB) are warning the public to be extremely vigilant when accepting the services of people purporting
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Love for the Land: Enter to Win an All-Inclusive Trip to St. John | News of St. John
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Martin Luther King, Jr. Day - A Brief History | News of St. John
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Ndebele chief challenges SA on Zim crisis - The Zimbabwe Independent
United-Kingdom-based former Ntabazinduna Chief Nhlanhlayamangwe Ndiweni has challenged South Africa to intervene in the Zimbabwean political crisis as sporadic xenophobic attacks start simmering again, the Zimbabwe Independent can
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Regional congrats for PM - Barbados Today
The leaders of Guyana and Dominica were among the first in the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) to extend congratulations to Prime Minister Mia Mottley on her Barbados Labour Party’s (BLP) resounding win in Wednesday’s general election. Dominica’s Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit said the decisive
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Gould’s FG on final play gives 49ers 13-10 upset of Packers
By Steve Megargee | The Associated Press GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — Robbie Gould lived up to his name. On a field littered with snow flurries,Gould made a 45-yard field […] The post Gould’s FG on final play gives 49ers 13-10 upset of Packers appeared first on The Sacramento Observer
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NGO sets up campaign platform for electoral candidates - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Moyo reiterated that in the past, people had voted for candidates because they belonged to their preferred parties. The post NGO sets up campaign platform for electoral candidates appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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‘Provisions for special voting needed’ - Barbados Today
Election regulators are recommending the enactment of new legislation to make provisions for voting in special circumstances. Chief Electoral Officer Angela Taylor said the need for such legislation was one of the main lessons from Wednesday’s general elections, in which the eligible voters among
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Thompson says no evidence PM is a woman to be afraid of - Barbados Today
What should we fear? This was the question posed by veteran Barbados Labour Party (BLP) politician Elizabeth Thompson on Sunday, in response to claims from former Government Senator Lucille Moe that she had grown afraid of Prime Minister Mia Mottley. Moe, who served as Minister of
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Nike executive Larry Miller forgiven by family of man he killed as teen
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Zim in acute food security crisis - The Zimbabwe Independent
THE Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) has raised concern over Zimbabwe's food insecurity which has been worsened by a deteriorating economy. The post Zim in acute food security crisis appeared first on The Zimbabwe Independent.
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Eagle Hall Post Office closed - Barbados Today
The Eagle Hall Post Office is closed today, Monday, January 24. It will reopen tomorrow, Tuesday, January 25. MeanwThe Eagle Hall Post Office is closed today, Monday, January 24. It will reopen tomorrow, Tuesday, January 25. Meanwhile, the St. James Post Office will be closed today, January
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Beijing 2022 – Jamaica team to compete, first time in 24 years | New York Carib News
After qualifying in three Olympic bobsled events, a four-man, two-man and women's monobob team will be heading to Beijing. The opening ceremony for the Beijing Olympics is set for Friday, Feb. 4.
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#BTEditorial - After the election, now the people’s work begins - Barbados Today
Prime Minister Mia Mottley, president of the Democratic Labour Party (DLP) Verla DePeiza, and members of all other parties as well as independent candidates, must be congratulated for their participation in Wednesday’s general election amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Their participation and
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COVID Tests Required of Students, Staff for Return to In-Person Learning Jan. 24
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