Nigeria: PIB - Southern Governors Reject 3 Percent Share to Host Communities

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Nigeria: PIB - Southern Governors Reject 3 Percent Share to Host Communities

[Premium Times] The governors, instead, supported five per cent share to the communities.

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Angola: Maquis Beat 1º De Agosto At Home

[ANGOP] Luanda -- FC Bravos do Maquis defeated 1º Agosto by 3-2 on Wednesday in the 8th round of the national first division football championship, Girabola2020/21, played at Luanda's 11 de Novembro Stadium.

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Kenya: Visitors 'Rob' Politician Nazlin Umar Sh413,000

[Nairobi News] Former presidential aspirant Nazlin Umar is regretting her acts of kindness after a homeless couple she hosted at her house allegedly stole valuables worth Sh413,000 at her Nairobi home and assaulted her.

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Tory Lanez: 'If I was supposed to be in jail, I would be' - TheGrio

Rapper Tory Lanez tweeted Thursday about Kodak Black, who is back in the studio after having his sentence commuted by... View Article The post Tory Lanez: 'If I was supposed to be in jail, I would be' appeared first on TheGrio.

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Residents want new meaning from Olympic Gardens Police Station

A haven where children can do their homework and be surrounded by positive influences, in the form of the police, is what Waterhouse, St Andrew, resident Leonna Miller envisions the new, multi-storey Olympic Gardens Police Station will bring to the immediate and surrounding areas after its

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Tunisia: BCT Shows a Shortfall of 170 MD, Following Non-Applied Penalties (Court of Auditors)

[Tunis Afrique Presse] Tunis/Tunisia -- The Central Bank of Tunisia sustained losses of nearly 170 million dinars. This amount represents the penalties that have not been imposed on banks, according to the annual report published Wednesday by the Court of Auditors.

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Rwanda: Lieutenant General Jacques Musemakweli Dies At 59

[New Times] The Inspector-General of the Rwanda Defence Force (RDF), Lieutenant General Jacques Musemakweli has died. He was 59.

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Morocco: Covid-19 Reproduction Rate Stabilizes At 0.8 - Health Ministry

[MAP] Rabat -- The reproduction rate (R0) of the Covid-19 shows continuous improvement to stabilize at 0.80 last Sunday, according to the ministry of Health.

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Critical race theory, 1619 Project targeted by Georgia, Arkansas lawmakers - African American News Today - EIN Presswire

Lawmakers in two Southern states are trying to block public schools from adopting curricula based on critical race theory, which teaches that the legal and governance systems in the U.S. are inherently racist and retain economic and political power for Whites by oppressing people of color.

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Somalia: Farmaajo Calls for Resumption of Poll Talks

[Dalsan Radio] President Mohamed Abdullahi Farmaajo has announced the resumption of electoral talks in Garowe on February 15.

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Egypt Arrests Father, Nurse for Female Genital Mutilation of 15-Year-Old - allAfrica.com

[Thomson Reuters Foundation] Cairo -- After FGM, the girl was taken to hospital with severe bleeding

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Rwanda: Mirafa Nizeyimana Joins Zanaco FC

[New Times] Rwandan international midfielder, Mirafa Nizeyimana on Saturday, February 6 signed a two-year contract with Zanaco FC, one of the top clubs in Zambia.

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Namibia: Airports Company Turns to Private Sector

[Namibian] WITH its main shareholder facing budgetary constraints, the Namibia Airports Company (NAC) has turned to private financiers to fund its five-year plan.

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Burundi: Govt Jails, Fines Coup Plotters

[East African] Burundi marked unity day last week, a few days after sentencing of the coup plotters of 2015 to life imprisonment.

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Tunisia: Tap Inks Partnership Agreement With Tunisian Union of Community Media

[Tunis Afrique Presse] Tunis/Tunisia -- TAP News Agency, on Thursday, signed a partnership agreement with the Tunisian Union of Community Media (French: UTMA), aimed at increasing cooperation between TAP, as a public news agency, and community media.

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Investigation, prosecution missing link in corruption fight: TIZ

Corruption has become endemic in Zimbabwe in both the private and public sectors. Zimbabwe ranks 157 out of 180 countries in the 2020 Transparency International corruption perceptions index (CPI). Last week, NewsDay (ND)’s Cliff Chiduku caught up with Transparency International Zimbabwe

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Angola: Negage Municipality Gains First Library

[ANGOP] Uíge -- A library with capacity for 20 seats was unveiled on Wednesday in Negage municipality, northern Uíge province.

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Chad - President Idriss Deby's Bid for Sixth Term Provokes Angry Protests

[RFI] Police in Chad fired tear gas and made several arrests as hundreds protested against President Idriss Deby's nomination on Saturday to run for a sixth term in April after 30 years in power.

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Somalia Rejects Kenya Request to Delay Maritime Case

[Shabelle] Somalia on Thursday rejected the Kenyan government's request to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) to postpone the maritime case between the two neighboring East African countries.

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Kenya: Eliud Kipchoge Lands Deal With Tottenham

Marathon world record-holder Eliud Kipchoge has landed a deal with England Football Club Tottenham

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Kenya: Two Killed as KWS Aircraft Crashes in Nanyuki

[Nation] A light aircraft carrying Kenya Wildlife Service personnel crashed on Thursday evening at the Nanyuki Airstrip shortly after taking off killing two people.

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Somalia: Al-Shabaab Ambush Kills 8 in Somalia

[Shabelle] At least eight people, including soldiers, were killed and several others wounded when terrorists ambushed military personnel in Lower Shabelle region of Somalia on Tuesday, an official said.

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Digital App 'Shop' Launches New Feature To Easily Discover Black Owned Brands

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Amanda Gorman Becomes First Person To Perform Poetry During The Super Bowl

Amanda Gorman isn't stopping anytime soon! For the LV Super Bowl held on February 7, the inaugural poet and author made history as the first person to ever perform an […] The post Amanda Gorman Becomes First Person To Perform Poetry During The Super Bowl appeared first on Essence.

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Kenya: Ochieng, Khaemba Get Nod in Strong Morans Squad

[Nation] Equity Bank's inspirational guard Victor Ochieng and Ulinzi Warriors guard Joseph Khaemba are the only local-based new players in the Kenya Morans team named by Australian Liz Mills to do duty in the second and final round of Afrobasket qualifiers.

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Uganda: Govt to Spend Shs2.2 Trillion On Tourism Infrastructure

[Monitor] Government through Ministry of Tourism will spend $600 million (Shs2.2 trillion) in developing tourism infrastructure across the country in the next five years.

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Egypt Reports 509 New Coronavirus Cases, 44 Deaths

[Egypt Online] The Health and Population Ministry said on Saturday 6/2/2021 that 509 new coronavirus cases were detected, upping the total number of confirmed cases to 169,106.

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