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Four months after Terry Danraj died in a motor vehicle accident at La Penitence, the truck driver involved in the accident has been charged with vehicular manslaughter. The article Truck driver charged with vehicular manslaughter  over May 25th accident appeared first on Stabroek News.
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DCI busts, kills three car thieves
The DCI reported that they cornered the gang between Githurai and Mwiki areas in Kiambu County on Friday morning.
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Sheriff attaches Justice Ndewere’s 2 vehicles - NewsDay Zimbabwe
BY MIRIAM MANGWAYA A HIGH Court sheriff on Monday broke into suspended judge Justice Erica Ndewere’s residence and attached two motor vehicles The post Sheriff attaches Justice Ndewere’s 2 vehicles appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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On Health Care Reform, Don’t Miss the Forest for the Trees | The Madison Times
By Earl D. Fowlkes, Jr Sometimes in Washington, lawmakers lose sight of the forest for the trees. That’s exactly what’s happening right now. Well-intentioned legislators are trying to make health care more affordable – by slashing prescription drug costs in the upcoming, filibuster-proof
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Motorcyclist fined K190,000 over traffic offences | Malawi 24 - Malawi news
A 29-year-old motorcyclist in Lilongwe has been ordered to pay K190,000 fine for committing five traffic offences, including riding a motorcycle without licence, insurance and helmet. Senior Resident Magistrate Court Sitting in Lilongwe on June 14, 2021 convicted and fined Patrick Mateyu. Lingadzi
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For the first time, an HBCU has set up its own police academy in an effort to recruit more Black officers - Face2Face Africa
Most Americans especially Black people and those of other ethnic minorities have lost faith in the police system due to police brutality. After the George Floyd incident, many protests erupted around the world to defund the police, but an HBCU has set up a police academy to recruit more minorities
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Africa: What Steps Must Be Taken to Secure Oxygen - for Covid-19 Patients and Into the Future
[The Conversation Africa] New waves of the COVID-19 pandemic in countries, such as Kenya and India, have exposed the poor management of oxygen supplies. Moina Spooner, from The Conversation Africa, asked Professor Trevor Duke, an expert on [oxygen provision] and editor of the World Health
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‘Teens in the House’ gives teens a perspective on nonprofit operation - WS Chronicle
‘Teens in the House’ gives teens a perspective on nonprofit operation The post ‘Teens in the House’ gives teens a perspective on nonprofit operation appeared first on WS Chronicle.
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Egypt: President El-Sisi Meets With Japanese Experts Supervising Egyptian-Japanese Schools System
[Egypt Online] President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi received on Tuesday 27/4/2021a group of Japanese experts supervising the Egyptian-Japanese schools system in Egypt, in the presence of Minister of Education and Technical Education Dr. Tarek Shawky and the supervisor of the Egyptian-Japanese Schools
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Dylann Roof Shooting Victims Awarded $88 Million In Federal Settlement | Atlanta Daily World
Photo: Getty Images Survivors and the families of those killed by Dylann Roof at Mother Emanuel Church in 2015 have won a major legal battle. CBS News reports that 14 families affected by the shooting will receive an $88 million settlement from the federal government. Individual settlements range
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OP-ED: Black America Supports Biden’s Build Back Better and Infrastructure Bills | BlackPressUSA
NNPA NEWSWIRE — Now is the time for the Congress of the United States to act and to vote to pass President Joe Biden’s bold and consequential legislations: Build Back Better Framework and Infrastructure bills. Surveying across African American communities throughout the nation reveals overwhelming
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Sex Bomb: Police said grenade belonged to the bedroom, not battlefield
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Crabwood Creek construction worker dies after slamming into cow  - Stabroek News
A Crabwood Creek, Upper Corentyne construction worker died yesterday after he slammed into a cow along the public road around 11 pm on Saturday. The article Crabwood Creek construction worker dies after slamming into cow  appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Elections 2021: This is why you can't take a picture of your marked ballot paper | News24
The chairperson of the Electoral Commission of SA, Glen Mashinini, was speaking at the national results centre in Pretoria as the IEC wrapped up the final day of special voting.
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Wife of 'killer' father testifies in court about alleged abuse | News24
The Polokwane High Court in Limpopo on Wednesday heard that former attorney Lucas Phasha, accused of killing his four young children was a cruel man who abused his wife. WARNING: This story contains details that may upset sensitive readers.
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Kentucky High School Under Investigation Over Students Giving Lap Dances to Faculty and Staff (Video)
A Kentucky high school is in the national spotlight this week after photos of a recent homecoming celebration showing students giving lap dances to faculty and staff – including the principal, who is also mayor of the city – went viral.
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Maryland Surgeon And Lawmaker Under Fire For Attending Legislative Meetings While Performing Surgery
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'Dehumanizing' And 'Racist' - The Seattle Medium
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DRC's former child soldiers face tough return to civilian life | Africanews
Some of the DR Congo's former child soldiers have become traders, hairdressers and tailors, but many struggle to recover a normal life.
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Spain to register ‘stateless’ toddler | Africanews
A toddler born during her mother’s journey from Cameroon to Europe must be registered in Spain to prevent the child from being declared stateless and to guarantee her full rights under Spanish law, a judge has ruled.
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Impact of structural racism in St. Pete
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4 people killed, 2 police officers injured in accident in Western Cape | News24
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Morocco: Labor Day - All Celebrations Banned in Compliance With State of Health Emergency - Government
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7-year-old boy with special needs found locked up in Umlazi house without food or water | News24
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Girl, 12, succumbs seven months after Supply accident - Stabroek News
Twelve-year-old Akazea Austin, who was struck down by a speeding car while crossing the Supply Public Road on the East Bank of Demerara in February, has died. The article Girl, 12, succumbs seven months after Supply accident appeared first on Stabroek News.
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