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Mottley: Sir James Mitchell was a 'distinguished Caribbean statesman' - Barbados Today
STATEMENT FROM PRIME MINISTER MOTTLEY ON THE PASSING OF SIR JAMES MITCHELL On behalf of the Government and people of Barbados, I extend sincere condolence to the family of Sir James Mitchell and the Government and People of St. Vincent and the Grenadines on the passing of a distinguished Caribbean
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PSVs want restriction on capacity lifted to allow them more passengers - Barbados Today
Along with renewed calls for public service vehicles (PSVs) to be allowed to operate at full capacity, the Alliance Owners of Public Transport (AOPT) is also suggesting there should be a full removal of all restrictions. The call has come from its communications, information and marketing
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I.U. Dons. Inc. and Donnettes kick-off Penny-A-Thon - The Chicago Crusader
The I.U. Dons, Inc. and Donnettes, a non-profit organization of alumni and undergraduates of Indiana University, launched their annual Penny-A-Ton for the needy drive last Saturday. The Penny-A-Ton is one
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There’s a Lot More to Travel Than Packing a Suitcase
What Alan “Mike” Greaves didn’t know was that once he left the territory, he would have a hard time getting back in again.
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Second Outbreak: 14 Detainees Test Positive for COVID-19 at St. Croix Jail
Fourteen detainees at the John A. Bell Adult Correctional Facility on St. Croix tested positive for COVID-19 Wednesday, the V.I. Bureau of Corrections has announced.
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Legacy of Chicago’s 1st Black Mayor – the Late Hon. Harold Washington Honored During November 24th Wreath - The Chicago Crusader
Today, many Chicagoans who loved, respected, and admired the late Mayor Harold Washington, Chicago’s first Black chief executive, still find it hard to believe that he died of a fatal heart attack
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Business leaders: Time to live with covid19
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Kiran Singh - BUSINESS leaders say the end of the state of emergency (SoE) brings to bear the reality that Trinidad and Tobago must learn to live with covid19 for the long term. Weighing in on the issue on Sunday were Trent
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Psycho-social support programs for inmates launched - NewsDay Zimbabwe
BY EVANS MATHANDA The Canadian Embassy in Harare has partnered Jedidiah Trust in rolling out psycho-social support programs aimed at re-uniting inmates with their families. Jedidiah trust is a non-governmental organisation running rehabilitation and other empowerment projects to assist inmates in
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Seisme du 14 aout : la commune de Beaumont au bord de l'asphyxie | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste Plus de quatre mois apres le seisme du 14 aout 2021 dans le pays, l'agent interimaire de Beaumont a passe en revue les conditions macabres de la population de sa commune sur les ondes de Magik9 le dimanche 21 novembre 2021. <>, s'est desole Jacquet
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Crown Act Advances, Seeks Protection Against Hairstyle and Texture Discrimination
Following the rhetoric of a dozen states, the Education and Workforce Development Committee voted to advance legislation during Tuesday's hearing seeking the adoption of the Crown Act, which was first campaigned in 2019 in partnership with former California-based Sen. Holly Mitchell.
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‘Artisanal miners must account for their activities’ - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Mines must also rehabilitate the environment as one of the key aspects of best environmental practices.  Let us reduce mercury use to save the environment for future generations The post ‘Artisanal miners must account for their activities’ appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Zim elected Kimberley Process vice-chair - NewsDay Zimbabwe
The election took place in Moscow, Russia,  at the plenary meeting which ran from November 8 to 12. The post Zim elected Kimberley Process vice-chair appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Pharmacists not happy with Health Bill - The Zimbabwe Independent
The Bill intends to align the Health Service Act to the Constitution by turning the Health Services Board (HSB) into a commission. The post Pharmacists not happy with Health Bill appeared first on The Zimbabwe Independent.
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Ezra Blount, 9, dies after injured at Astroworld festival
A 9-year-old Dallas boy has become the youngest person to die from injuries sustained during a crowd surge at the The post Ezra Blount, 9, dies after injured at Astroworld festival appeared first on TheGrio.
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Gold output soars as new mines begin production - The Zimbabwe Independent
FPR, the country’s sole buyer of gold, said large-scale miners contributed nine tonnes of bullion during the period, trailing output from small-scale producers that shipped 13 tonnes of gold. The post Gold output soars as new mines begin production appeared first on The Zimbabwe Independent.
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This Black-Owned Restaurant in Detroit Serves Turkey All Year Long | The Michigan Chronicle
Photo: Getty Images Thanksgiving plates are legendary and, for many, are a special treat for the November holiday. But, for one Black-owned restaurant in Detroit, turkey and all the famous fixin's can be enjoyed all year long. The Turkey Grill is owned and operated by George Lyles, who, for more
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REV. JESSE L. JACKSON JOINS COMMUNITY LEADERS IN JACKSONVILLE, FL TO DISCUSS THURSDAY RALLY FOR AHMAUD ARBERY - The Chicago Crusader
At the invitation of Jacksonville, FL,  Pastor Brian Campbell of the Greater Macedonia Baptist Church, Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, Sr.  will convene a 4 p.m. community meeting today at the church, 1880 Edgewood
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Family of man found hanging in police cell has retained legal counsel in the matter - Barbados Today
Queen’s Counsel Michael Lashley wants a full investigation by an independent body into the death of Colin MacDonald Greene. The 43-year-old Greene, of Chalky Mount, St Andrew, was found hanging in a prisoner’s cell at the Holetown Police Station on Saturday. Lashley told Barbados TODAY he had been
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UVI Basketball Teams Muzzle the Wilberforce Bulldogs in First Game of Road Trip
The University of the Virgin Islands women and men basketball teams were in Wilberforce, Ohio. Their first two games were a doubleheader against a familiar foe as Wilberforce University participated in UVI's HBCU tournament earlier this month. The Bucs concluded the three-game road trip with
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Supervisor Martin to Host Virtual Town Hall with Congresswoman Moore on ARPA, Build Back Better and Infrastructure - Milwaukee Community Journal
MILWAUKEE – County Supervisor Felesia A. Martin will host a virtual town hall with Congresswoman Gwen Moore (WI-4) on Monday, November 22, from 5-6:30 p.m. The town hall will focus on American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding, the Build Back Better agenda, and the recent federal infrastructure bill
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Men accused of Emerald City burglary to appear in Court - Barbados Today
Two St Philip men accused of burglary at the Emerald City Supermarket that occurred between October 19 and 20 are set to appear at the District “C” Magistrates’ Court, St Matthias today. They are Romell Sobers, 40, of Eastbourne and Dario Jones, 33, of Lynches. Sobers will also face a separate
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Chamisa supporters in soup over ‘ED dogs’ slur - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Nobody Makoni (51), Batsirai Sora (33), Kudzai Sachiwo (27), Jacob Chigodora (32), Chipo Mungoshi (34) and Memory Chikodze (35) were released on $5 000 bail each by magistrate Zvidzayi Mateko. The post Chamisa supporters in soup over ‘ED dogs’ slur appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Firefighter Killed, Another Injured in St. John Training Accident
A single-vehicle accident on Centerline Road, St. John, claimed the life of a firefighter Monday and left another injured. Motorists say traffic to the islands' east end was nearly brought to a halt while emergency responders assessed and cleared the scene.
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Dangerous Marine Conditions Forecast Starting Thanksgiving Day
The National Weather Service in San Juan, Puerto Rico, is warning that waves to 10 feet are forecast along the northern coast of St. Thomas starting Thanksgiving Day, with a high risk of dangerous rip currents in the region.
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Holland America's Newest Ship Coming to STT Thursday
Rotterdam VII, Holland America Line's newest ship, will berth at the West Indian Company Dock from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday, according to WICO.
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Colorado State Rams Claim the Golden Steel Pan Plague by Winning 2021 Paradise Jam Men's Division
It was raining 3s at the University of the Virgin Islands Sports, and Fitness Center as Colorado State Rams dropped 20 bombs from three-point land in their 95-81 win over the Bluejays from Creighton University on Sunday evening.
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EDC Wants Answers from Caneel and Money from Sugar Bay
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Police Investigating Two Homicides on St. Thomas
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Motor City Industry Fest Hosts Its Inaugural Event  | The Michigan Chronicle
Photo provided by Getty Images Husband and wife media super team JT Maples and Randi Rosario Maples kicked off the inaugural Motor City Industry Fest with a weekend full of networking, insider information from various market professionals and supporting small Black-owned businesses. More than
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THE ILLINOIS LOTTERY LAUNCHES FAST PLAY® ONLINE - The Chicago Crusader
The wait is over. As of Monday, Nov. 15, 2021, the Illinois Lottery’s popular retail draw game Fast Play® is available online. Players across the State can now play and win with […] The post THE ILLINOIS LOTTERY LAUNCHES FAST PLAY® ONLINE appeared first on The Chicago Crusader.
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