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Zimbabweans based in the United Kingdom has launched an online petition demanding the deportation of Information ministry permanent secretary Nick Mangwana's family from the European
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Slow return of Africa's looted artefacts | Africanews
To cheers and a trumpet fanfare, a Cambridge University college on Wednesday handed a bronze statue looted in the 19th century back to Nigerian officials, in the first such move by a UK institution.
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Source: Africanews | Latest breaking news, daily news and African news from Africa
Congo-Kinshasa: How Are Congo's Troubled Elections Viewed By the West?
Analysis - Congo plans to hold elections in December amid debates about the integrity of the country's electoral process and a spiraling conflict in the east of the DRC. How are Western nations reacting?
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Ian Houston: Ask yourself this question: what can I do to make Scotland a more equal society?
… names and stories of ten African American Virginians whose leadership for freedom … History Month instilled pride in African-Americans. He also saw how the … understand the obstacles faced by African-Americans. Later, when working in London …
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🔴 En direct : le roi de Jordanie annonce l'envoi d'une aide médicale d'urgence à Gaza - Haiti24
L'armée israélienne a procédé à une campagne de frappes "significatives" dans la bande de Gaza qu'elle a coupée en deux, dimanche. Le roi de Jordanie Abdallah II a annoncé avoir "largué, tôt lundi matin, une aide médicale d'urgence à un hôpital de campagne jordanien de Gaza. Suivez heure par heure
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Rwanda: Fighting Malnutrition and Changing Mindsets in Rwanda
[IPS] Rome -- Of the many things one might associate with a modern teenager, passion for wholegrain food is probably not the first that comes to mind. An innovative school-meals project in Rwanda, however, has young people singing its praises.
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Source: allAfrica.com
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U.S. Virgin Islands Steals the Show at the ONE Music Fest and HottieWeen
The U.S. Virgin Islands (USVI) brought the warmth and vibrancy of the Caribbean to the heart of Atlanta at the ONE Music Festival held on Oct, 28 and 29 in Piedmont Park.
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Source: St. Thomas Source | The trusted independent voice of the Virgin Islands community
Uganda: Audit Report Cites Fraud in City Donor-Funded Projects
An internal audit report by Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) has for the second quarter of 2019/2020 cited accountability queries in the ongoing two donor-funded projects on sanitation and climate in
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Source: allAfrica.com
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Older Driver Safety Awareness: Keeping Our Loved Ones Safe
The V.I. Police Department and the V.I. Office of Highway Safety urge the community to be proactive about safe driving skills by learning ways to identify changes early and intervening as soon as possible to help older drivers maintain safe mobility.
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In 2017, a Black model for L’Oreal named Munroe Bergdorf was fired for speaking up about systemic racism while under
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Premier League Teams Show Support For Black Lives Matter With New Jerseys
During their return to play, clubs will be showing their support to the United Kingdom’s National Health Service, and some will be donning their support for the Black Lives Matter
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Judicial Branch Revises Holiday Schedule for 2023-2024
Administrator of Courts Regina Petersen advises the general public and members of the Virgin Islands Bar of an update to the Judicial Branch of the Virgin Islands 2023/2024 holiday schedule to include the grant of administrative leave for non-essential government employees in the District of
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Source: St. Croix Source | online all the time since 1999
UK Taxpayers Have Been Paying Compensation to Slave Owners for More than 180 Years Until 2015
Many decades after slavery was abolished in Britain, U.K. taxpayers have paid compensation for slave traders up to
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Objectivity and Israel-Hamas war - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
DR ERROL NARINE BENJAMIN I HAVE ALWAYS taken it for granted that the news in the foreign media, despite all the talk about reporting the facts as they are or the objectivity that should accompany such reporting, is often twisted, manipulated, coloured, call it what you will, depending
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John Boyega Says He's Not Sure What Will Happen with His Career After Igniting Crowd During London Protest Against Police Brutality
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George Floyd's death an American tragedy with global echoes | The Atlanta Voice
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300 IT Jobs to Be Created in Downtown Milwaukee
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Malawi removed from UK red list
The United Kingdom has removed Malawi from its COVID-19 red list, which means travelers from Malawi will no longer be required to enter hotel quarantine but those who got vaccinated in Malawi will still be required to self-isolate at home for 10 days. According to the UK Government, the removal of
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Somalia's First Female Taekwondo Athlete to Compete in Tokyo
[VOA] Mogadishu, Somalia -- With the Olympics in Tokyo now just a month away, Somalia is set to send its first female taekwondo athlete to the games in Japan.
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Media urged not to photograph Fayval Williams and George Wright together at ceremony
Media personnel covering the handover ceremony of tablets to students in Westmoreland were earlier instructed not to capture images of Education Minister Fayval Williams that will include Westmoreland Central Member of Parliament (MP) George Wright...
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Health insurance addresses food insecurity for low-income adults - Jackson Advocate
By Matt Berger Jackson Advocate Guest Writer The price of food has risen sharply over the past several years. High grocery bills – in addition to other daily costs pushed upward by inflation – have put a financial strain on many Americans, but particularly older adults living on a fixed income. At
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Kenyan president kicks out National Assembly majority leader [Morning Call]
Politcal tensions are high in Kenya following the dismissal of Aden Duale, the Majority Leader of the National
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Trans model Munroe Bergdorf re-hired after being fired 3 yrs ago for speaking against racism
Bergdorf, a black British model who got fired three years ago from L’Oreal after she spoke out on racism, has been re-hired by the international cosmetics company and will be joining the company’s U.K. diversity and inclusion
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[Daily News] COASTAL REGION: COAST Regional Commissioner Aboubakar Kunenge has handed over 345 tablets to districts' agriculture officers in the region.
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Dear Mr Bassie, I am living in the United Kingdom (UK) with my parents without any papers since 1985. Is there anything that can be done to regularise my status as I am desperately in need of help, and I do not know where to turn. – C.C. Dear C.C...
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