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Judge confused about youngsters’ fascination with having firearms - Barbados Today
The “morbid and deadly” fascination some young men and women in Barbados have with guns remains “a mystery” to High Court judge Christopher Birch. Handing down a sentence of $15 000 in fines on Donte Tyrelle Alleyne, who pleaded guilty to possession of a .22 pistol and six rounds of
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How ‘emondo’ eating culture came about
Among the Luhya, erudite elders deliberated and decreed that children and women should not eat chicken.
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Student Program for Innovation in Science and Engineering (SPISE) Celebrating 10 Years of Excellence | The Bajan Reporter
The Caribbean Science Foundation (CSF), a non-profit organization promoting science and technology in the Caribbean, is celebrating the 10th anniversary of its flagship program, the Student Program for Innovation in Science and Engineering (SPISE). Since its inception in 2012, the SPISE has served
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Tour de France 2021 : Cavendish égale le record de victoires d’étapes d’Eddy Merckx à Carcassonne - Haiti24
Le Britannique Mark Cavendish, maillot vert, lors de sa victoire au sprint dans le final de la 13e étape du Tour de France entre Nîmes et Carcassonne, le 9 juillet. CHRISTOPHE ENA / AP Les jours se suivent et ne se ressemblent pas… Après une première semaine haletante sur les routes du Tour de
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Civil Rights Leaders Demand Results in George Floyd Justice in Policing Act Negotiations | Post News Group
The Democrat-led House has passed the bill twice over the last 12 months, yet, as the deadline passed, the bill continues to be trapped in a holding pattern in the
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Covid-19: Kenya records 452 new infections, two deaths
Kenya now has a 9.3 positivity rate, 187,977 confirmed Covid cases, and 2,006,662 tests conducted so far.
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CDC Emphasizes In Person Learning For Upcoming 2021-22 School Year
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on Friday updated its guidance to help reopen U.S. schools in the fall
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Des entreprises craignent que le passeport vaccinal soit un fardeau - Haiti24
(Montréal) Des propriétaires d’entreprise se disent heureux que le système québécois de passeport vaccinal leur permette de fonctionner pendant de possibles éclosions de COVID-19, mais ils craignent que la mesure de santé publique ne devienne un fardeau et une autre source de conflit avec les
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Inside dark, impenetrable world of illicit trade in wildlife trophy
The poachers and couriers, who are often paraded in police stations with a tusk or two, a rhino horn or some pangolin scales, are at the bottom.
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COVID protocols legal battle continues in court - Barbados Today
Lawyers for the Government today wrapped up their closing arguments in defence of the COVID-19 directives now being challenged in four lawsuits. Attorneys for the claimants Hall Gollop Q.C. and Neil Marshal are scheduled to respond to the defendants’ arguments next Monday. The two are representing
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Aussies stunned - Barbados Today
West Indies fought back to secure an extraordinary victory by 18 runs in the opening match of the T20 series against Australia having been behind the game for large periods at the Darren Sammy National Stadium in St Lucia tonight.The visitors contrived to lose their last six wickets for 19 runs
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New CVS Health Study Finds People Are Taking Greater Control of Their Health as a Result of the Pandemic | Dallas Weekly
The 2021 Health Care Insights Study by CVS Health highlights preferences for a more personalized, customizable and accessible experience.
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KeNHA: Plan for two-day traffic on Nairobi-Nakuru Highway - The Standard
KeNHA advises motorists using Nairobi-Nakuru highway to seek alternative routes between Saturday and Monday.
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Rwanda: There Are Signs of Delta Variant in Rwanda - Minister Ngamije
[New Times] The government is conducting a comprehensive study to track the possible existence of the Delta variant of Covid-19 in the country, after the health ministry detected scientific evidence of the highly infectious variant among local cases.
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Zaila Avant-garde Wins 2021 Scripps National Spelling Bee; First-Ever African American Winner - The Wash
Zaila Avant-garde, a 14-year-old speller from New Orleans, is the champion of the 2021 Scripps National Spelling Bee. The post Zaila Avant-garde Wins 2021 Scripps National Spelling Bee; First-Ever African American Winner appeared first on The Washington Informer.
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Tour de France 2021 : Le programme de la 14e étape - Haiti24
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JPS removes more than 1,000 throw-ups in Manchester
MANCHESTER: For the month of June, the Jamaica Public Service (JPS) has removed 1,301 throw-ups in several communities across central, south and northeast Manchester even as they seek to encourage residents to secure electricity legally. However,...
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President Biden Signs Bipartisan Bill to Curb Predatory Lending - Los Angeles Sentinel
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Class Action Lawsuit Filed After Hundreds of Black and Brown People Lost Homes, Can Move Forward
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Cameroon: Unlocking the Potential of Aquaculture in Cameroon
[FAO] New skills offer a way forward for people displaced by conflict and climate change
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Nigeria: Anambra 2021 - YPP Asks Court to Void APC, PDP Governorship Primaries
[Daily Trust] The Young Progressives Party (YPP) has asked a Federal High Court in Awka, Anambra State to determine the validity or otherwise of the governorship primaries conducted by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the state.
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Mother of slain student denies daughter was dating suspect
Winfred Waithera tells court that her daughter was hard-working, focused and she always provided everything to support her studies.
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Nigeria: Stolen Benin Artefacts Tear Obaseki, Oba of Benin Apart
[Daily Trust] A cold war is brewing between Governor Godwin Obaseki and Oba of Benin, Ewuare II.
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Liberia: Supreme Court Justice Nagbe Grants Government's Petition to Block Brownie Samukai's Certification
[FrontPageAfrica] Monrovia -- Supreme Court Justice Joseph Nagbe has granted the Government of Liberia's request to order the National Elections Commission (NEC) to halt the certification of Lofa County Senator-elect J. Brownie Samukai, Jr.
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Zimbabwe: Strive Masiyiwa's Liquid Partners Facebook in DRC Fibre Network Expansion
[New Zimbabwe] United Kingdom-based Zimbabwean business magnate, Strive Masiyiwa's firm, Liquid Intelligent Technologies has partnered with Facebook in a landmark fibre network expansion project in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
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Uganda: Those Announcing My Death Will Be Arrested, Says Museveni
[Monitor] President Museveni has directed security forces "to locate very quickly" and arrest sources of fake news regarding his presumed death.
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Export Barbados (BIDC) Lauds Clean Energy Innovators | The Bajan Reporter
Barbados is now a step closer to becoming a green energy country, as five local entrepreneurs were recently recognised for their environmentally-friendly inventions as part of the Bloom Cleantech Cluster Barbados Incubation programme. During an awards ceremony held at the Bagnall's Point Gallery
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14-year-old becomes the first African American winner of National Spelling Bee - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
First Lady Jill Biden donned her Vogue cover dress Thursday evening to congratulate the 11 finalists at the Scripps National Spelling Bee in Orlando, Florida.
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Like Big Mama’s more than a notion, I know so many other mothers, grandmothers, sisters, aunts and black women who have uttered that statement, “If the Lord says the same I will too”. The phrase is a staple thought in our community. Maybe it came off as just a catchphrase to you or maybe you
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