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… walls and Caucasian, Latinx, and Black Americans walk shoulder to shoulder, asking … -funding the police, and more Black Americans who have never had guns … ’s oldest surviving middle-class African-American neighborhoods. “The neighborhood is changing …
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No Confidence Motion moved against GCA executives - Stabroek News
A No Confidence Motion (NCM) was on Monday tabled against five members of the current Georgetown Cricket Association (GCA). The article No Confidence Motion moved against GCA executives appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Dr Willy Mutunga, Adeola Aderomola appointed to Kabarak University's Public Law Department
Kabarak University has appointed Former Chief Justice Dr Willy Mutunga and Dr Adeola Aderomola into its vibrant Public Law Department.
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6 Months After Attack On U.S. Capitol, Corporate Pledges Fall Flat
Many companies have resumed donations to lawmakers who supported the deadly attack on the U.S. Capitol, despite initially pledging not to finance insurrectionists.
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Africa: Somalia, Congo, Afghanistan, Syria Among Most Dangerous for Children in Conflict
[VOA] Somalia, Congo, Afghanistan and Syria top the list of the most dangerous conflict zones for children, the United Nations said Monday, accounting for nearly 60% of all violations among the entries on its annual blacklist of countries where children suffer grave abuses.
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White evangelicals' dominance of the GOP has turned it into the party of resistance | The Atlanta Voice
For obvious reasons, President Joe Biden made the coronavirus pandemic his first legislative priority. Polling shows wide public support for his $1.9 trillion relief plan. But that didn't translate to Republican support for the measure. When the House passed the bill last week, not a single GOP
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Government investigates BAME maternal mortality - African Voice Newspaper
The Minister for Equalities, Kemi Badenoch, on 2 September led a discussion between frontline midwives, medical experts, academics, and regional health representatives to tackle Black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) maternal mortality. Maternal mortality now occurs in fewer than 1 in 10,000
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Nigeria: Synagogue Church Gives Insight Into T.B. Joshua's Last Moments
[Premium Times] The church says Mr Joshua died at 57 on Saturday spending his last moments on earth in the service of God.
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Kenya: Raila Odinga - the John Pombe Magufuli I Knew
[Citizen] When rumours started going around about the health and whereabouts of my friend President John Pombe Magufuli, I placed several calls to him.
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TMCF, UNCF Partner to Help HBCUs Safely Reopen
Two organizations that have helped enroll more than 300,000 students at over 80 historically Black colleges and universities have set an Aug. 25 date to begin setting the schools' reopening plans in motion.
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Jumpman Jig: Kanye West Threatens To Only Wear Air Jordans Until adidas Gives Him A Board Seat
Whether or not adidas will cave and actually give into Kanye's demands remain to be seen (gotta wonder why he deleted that tweet after all), but Kanye is already laying out what he'd do from his executive chair and it involves a collaboration that's been decades in the making.
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Georgians set to lose $300 in expanded federal unemployment benefits | The Atlanta Voice
The State of Georgia will end their involvement with the federally-expanded unemployment benefit program Saturday, with the move affecting more than 165,000 Georgians. Georgia, like 21 other Republican-led states, declared it was withdrawing from some or all of the programs early. Governor Brian
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Alicia Keys Aims To Reawaken The Feminine Power In All Of Us Through Her 21 Day Meditation Experience
Alicia Keys has teamed up with author and alternative medicine advocate Dr. Deepak Chopra to launch a powerful meditation tool that'll help reawaken the feminine power in all of us.
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Africa: Mega Star Eric Geso Signs Life-Changing Deal to Have His Music Branded in Africa and the U.S.
[FrontPageAfrica] Monrovia -- In one of his songs, Eric Tarh, AKA Eric-Geso promised to 'hustle until resurrect' (Struggle to succeed) and that commitment could be coming to reality as he signs a life changing deal with three major stakeholders in the Country's Music industry.
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RSS team here to assist with probe of murders of Henrys, Singh - Stabroek News
A team from  the RSS arrived here today for the probe of three murders on the West Coast Berbice that convulsed the region earlier this month. The article RSS team here to assist with probe of murders of Henrys, Singh appeared first on Stabroek News.
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In first days, Biden flashes action as deep problems loom - TheGrio
Inside the White House, President Joe Biden presided over a focused launch of his administration, using his first days in... View Article The post In first days, Biden flashes action as deep problems loom appeared first on TheGrio.
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National Center for Civil and Human Rights Receives a $17 Million Grant from The Arthur M. Blank Foundation - Atlanta Tribune
By Diane Larche'  The National Center for Civil and Human Rights (NCCHR) has embarked on a $50 million expansion campaign and $17 million of it will be courtesy of the  Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation.  Mr. Blank, NCCHR President and CEO Jill Savitt and Chief Operating Officer Donald Byrd met
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Nigeria: Allocation of 3% in PIA to Oil Communities Hurts, Says Akwa Ibom Governor
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Who’s really getting state contracts? - The Bay State Banner
A WGBH investigation has revealed that minority businesses may not get as great a share of state contracting dollars as the governor is reporting. The post Who’s really getting state contracts? appeared first on The Bay State Banner.
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Railway a more reliable developmental option - Stabroek News
Dear Editor, The plan to establish new highways and bridges for automobile usage in the upcoming budget is a sign of a healthy ambition in our new Administration. The article Railway a more reliable developmental option appeared first on Stabroek News.
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TAMISEMI Date to Report at Work Station for All New Teachers and Health Sector Servants Employees - The Tanzania News
TAMISEMI Announced Health Sector Servants and Teacher’s Names Employed 2021/2021. As you will recall on May, 2021 the President of United Republic of Tanzania, Hon. Samia Suluhu Hassan, approved the new employment of Primary and Secondary Schools Teachers as well as Health Sectors Servants. I take
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Harris caught between a restless base and a traditionalist Biden - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
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Is Ghana Slowly Becoming The Giant Of Africa?: The Exodus | Dallas Weekly
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Africa, genius at mimicry
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White House aide T.J. Ducklo suspended for threatening reporter: 'I will destroy you' - TheGrio
White House deputy press secretary T.J. Ducklo has been suspended for a week without pay after he reportedly issued a... View Article The post White House aide T.J. Ducklo suspended for threatening reporter: 'I will destroy you' appeared first on TheGrio.
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Zimbabwe: Minister Says Has Taken Over Mohadi's VP Job
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