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Virus Test To ‘Protect’ Snow Resorts In Australian State  – The Wilmington Journal
MELBOURNE, Australia — South-eastern Australian state of Victoria’s snowfields will welcome Melbourne skiers and snow boarders but only with proof of a negative test. Acting Premier James Merlino confirmed the ban on travel to regional Victoria would be scrapped from [...]
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Nigeria: 'Price of Fertilizer Under Presidential Initiative Likely to Go Up'
[Premium Times] The managing director of leading blender says with the current mode of operation of the initiative, there is a likelihood that fertilizers would be much more available to farmers this year.
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'Dem Legs Doe': Halle Berry Shuts Down the Internet with Bikini Picture
Halle Berry is down to take part in any activities that allow her to put on a bikini. On Monday, June 7, she posted a photo on Twitter and Instagram of
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Zimbabwe: Joint Child Custody Ruling Overturned
[The Herald] The Supreme Court yesterday overturned what became a landmark ruling last year, in which a biological father of a child born out of wedlock, was granted parental control through joint custody.
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400 vaccinated fans allowed for 2nd Test - Barbados Today
GROS ISLET, St Lucia – Fans in the region will return to cricket for the first time since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, when 400 fully vaccinated spectators are allowed for each day of the second Test against South Africa starting at the Daren Sammy National Stadium here Friday.The move is
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Ex-state trooper sent himself nude photos from woman's phone after crash
Former Minnesota state trooper Albert Kuehne has pleaded guilty to unlawfully obtaining the private photos of a 25 year-old woman... View Article The post Ex-state trooper sent himself nude photos from woman's phone after crash appeared first on TheGrio.
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COVID, cancellations, calls for social justice: Kevin Warren's early experiences as Big Ten commish went beyond sports
It only took 17 months for Kevin Warren to become one of the longest tenured power five conference commissioners. That’s how much turnover there has been in that position of late. They were 17 months that felt like 17 years, though.
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Africa: Extreme Weather Was the Biggest Reason for People to Flee Homes in 2020
[Thomson Reuters Foundation] London -- Wilder weather linked to climate change caused 98% of last year's displacements, with many from short-term evacuations but others lasting months or longer
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Zec dithers on by-elections - NewsDay Zimbabwe
BY BLESSED MHLANGA ZIMBABWE Electoral Commission (Zec) deputy chairperson Emmanuel Magade yesterday failed to give a specific date when by-elections would be The post Zec dithers on by-elections appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Zimbabwe: Gold Miners Optimistic of 100 Tonnes Per Year
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A 'Covid crime wave' is one reason Buckhead residents want to break away from Atlanta | The Atlanta Voice
In Atlanta's well-to-do community of Buckhead, the debate over becoming an independent city has been brewing off and on for decades. Now, amid a spike in crime, calls to split from the capital have grown louder than ever. 'We filed for divorce and our divorce is final,' said Bill White, chairman
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Lyrue Mazerenganwa, a lady of many jackets - NewsDay Zimbabwe
BY DARLINGTON MWASHITA BULAWAYO-BASED Rutendo “Lyrue” Mazerenganwa is a multi-talented soul who wears many jackets. Among the jackets that fit Lyrue are The post Lyrue Mazerenganwa, a lady of many jackets appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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'Magolowazi' fueling early marriages in Nkhatabay, Mzimba: two weeks of sex feast before wedding | Malawi 24 - Malawi news
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The rich get richer: The UK’s richest man saw his worth grow by £7.2bn during the pandemic
Leonard Blavatnik was the wealthiest of 171 billionaires in the United Kingdom.“The fact many of the super-rich grew so much wealthier at a time when thousands of us have buried love ones and millions of us worried for our livelihoods makes this a very unsettling boom,” said Robert Watts, the
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Cape Town cop in court for allegedly shooting woman | News24
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Libya: Possible First Use of AI-Armed Drones Triggers Alarm Bells
[VOA] Western military experts are assessing whether an autonomous drone operated by artificial intelligence, or AI, killed people -- in Libya last year -- for the first time without a human controller directing it remotely to do so.
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High Court quashes Chiredzi farmer’s jail sentence - NewsDay Zimbabwe
BY GARIKAI MAFIRAKUREVA A CHIREDZI commercial farmer, Tony Renato Sarpo (55), who was last year slapped with a 10- month prison sentence The post High Court quashes Chiredzi farmer’s jail sentence appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Senate Confirms Chiquita Brooks-LaSure — First Black Woman to Lead Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services | BlackPressUSA
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64-Year-Old CNN Security Guard Sues Minnesota State Patrol For Arresting Him During George Floyd Protest - Blavity
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SA-born batsman Devon Conway set for New Zealand Test debut
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Rapper Pooh Shiesty Arrested For Shooting King of Diamonds Security Guard, Allegedly
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Rwanda's Top 8 Strategies to Revive Tourism Sector
[New Times] To drive recovery of the tourism sector which is probably the most affected by the Covid-19 pandemic and measures to curb it, the Rwanda Development Board has set out an 8 strategy approach that could see the sector bounce back.
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SA's slow grape harvest will produce 'remarkable wines' – and ease lockdown's oversupply
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E-Sports: Coach Acuff is determined to lead the Hawks Talon to the NBA 2K League Playoffs | The Atlanta Voice
The Hawks Talon Gaming Club is determined to make the playoffs as they prepare to compete in their third season of the NBA 2K League. “Being one game away from the playoffs last year was tough. This year we want to put ourselves in a position for sure to make the playoffs,” Hawks Talon Gaming Club
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Ex-Minnesota Cop Sentenced to 6 Years for Beating Unarmed Black Man While Police Dog Mauled Him | The Crusader Newspaper Group
By Zack Linly, The Root A common misconception about the movement against systemic racism in policing is that the only thing being addressed is Black death. I think this is in part because white people have found their “what about Black-on-Black crime?” strawman to throw out there in response to
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Factionalism rocks Zanu PF Gwanda district - NewsDay Zimbabwe
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