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BY RICHARD MUPONDE/VANESSA GUZHA GOVERNMENT has confirmed that the deadly Indian COVID-19 variant, B.1.617, has hit the country, raising fears that it The post Deadly Indian variant hits Zim appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Mozambique: Only 323,000 People Vaccinated in Mozambique to Date
[AIM] Maputo -- The Mozambican health authorities have vaccinated 323,097 people against the Covid-19 respiratory disease, according to Health Minister Armindo Tiago, cited by the independent television station STV.
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Burkina Faso Testing Genetically Modified Mosquitoes to Curb Malaria
[VOA] Bobo-Dioulasso, Burkina Faso -- The mosquito-borne disease malaria kills more than 400,000 people each year, the vast majority in Africa.
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L’Chaim OG’s Amazing Journey - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
… Football star. Lawyer. Businessman. African-American. Observant Jew. Zecharya Yishai Dovid … built a network of African-American churches, and an … around to see an African-American man wearing a … admission for two other African-American converts: six-time …
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Company ready - Barbados Today
Director of Prosource Limited, David Tomlinson has given the assurance that his company is qualified and well equipped to spearhead Government’s new waste management project. While maintaining that Prosource Ltd - an arm of the Innotech Group – had legitimately been selected through the tendering
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Senator Reverend Warnock cements key provisions in Bipartisan Bill to accelerate job growth in Georgia | BlackPressUSA
THE ATLANTA VOICE — “I’d like to associate myself with the comments from Senator Peters – I think that there’s an urgency here that his amendment addresses with respect, certainly to the auto-industry, but it’s impact on the manufacturing sector in general,” said Senator Reverend Warnock. “We’ve
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Uganda: Shs985bn for Kampala City Roads
[Independent (Kampala)] Kampala, Uganda -- On May 11, the African Development Bank (AfDB) and the government of Uganda signed two financing agreements worth US$ 348 million (about Shs 1.2 trillion) to rehabilitate and improve road infrastructure within Kampala City and the tourism circuit of
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Optimism for UK, Caribbean travel - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
CARIBBEAN Hotel and Tourism Association first vice-president Nicola Madden-Greig was optimistic that the region was making progress towards reopening travel with different countries, such as the United Kingdom. She said this during a webinar hosted by the Caribbean Council and the Colibri Cor
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T&T gov't extends Public Health Regulations to July 4 | New York Carib News
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad (CMC) — The Trinidad and Tobago government Saturday said it will extend the Public Health Regulations to July 4. Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley, speaking at a news conference here, said also while the government would be seeking to extend the state of emergency (SOE) for 90
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Volcano-ravaged St Vincent helps Trinidad and Tobago with 16,000 covid19 vaccines - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
SOME 16,000 doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine arrived in Trinidad on Thursday donated by the Government of St Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG), Minister of Foreign and Caricom Affairs Dr Amery Browne told the post-Cabinet briefing at the Diplomatic Centre, St Ann's. Later, SVG Minister of Forei
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Government destroys expired Covid vaccines - The Times Group Malawi
The Ministry of Health (MoH) yesterday destroyed 19,610 doses of Oxford AstraZeneca Covid vaccine which expired in April this year as one way of fostering public confidence in the safety of doses currently being administered. The incineration involved exposing the expired vaccines—which are
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Reshuffle – put the cabinet in a cabinet
Andrew Keili: Sierra Leone Telegraph: 20 May 2021: Well, the uncertainties with the recent cabinet reshuffle have now all come out in the wash…..or have they? We now have a new Finance Minister, Dennis Vandy. Nabeela Tunis, who it was thought was out in the cold has been brought back into the
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Community Night Walkers in Vine City Community and Magnolia Park Apartments - The Atlanta Inquirer
An Epidemic of Community Violence By Sunshine Lewis Atlanta, GA - Community Leaders UNITE on May 19, 2021 at 7 pm. The Community Leaders and Residents of the Vine City Community and Magnolia Park Apartment have Spoken! Enough is Enough! Following the prayer vigil held in honor of fatality victim
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Africa: Supply Bottleneck, Financial Challenges Fuel Delays in Africa's Covid-19 Vaccine Rollout
Press Release - A blockage on supplies and financial challenges are delaying Africa’s rollout of COVID-19 vaccines and risk curtailing plans to significantly expand the continent’s rollout later this year.
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Cheryl Smith “My Truth” – Dallas Post Tribune
Mothers! Mothers! Mothers! Publisher of I Messenger Media Texas Metro News I talked to one of my mother’s best friends over the weekend. I always check on her and a few others because they now get the Mother’s Day calls that I can’t make to my mother. Virginia is really sweet. While there are other
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Health workforce retention urgently needed in Zimbabwe - NewsDay Zimbabwe
For a country to have a robust health delivery system, there are six pillars that were recommended by the World Health Organisation The post Health workforce retention urgently needed in Zimbabwe appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Kenya: Alarm Over Reckless Disposal of Face Masks in Marsabit
[Nation] The continued careless disposal of single-use face masks is rapidly becoming a pollution concern to environmentalists and human rights activists in Marsabit County.
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Kenya: Defiant Uhuru Kenyatta Reopens Kenya Meat Commission Plant Despite Court Ruling
[Nation] President Uhuru Kenyatta on Monday opened the refurbished Kenya Meat Commission (KMC) factory in Athi River, Machakos County, despite a court judgment that found its transfer to the military illegal.
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Africa’s Covid-19 corruption that outweighs pandemic | Africanews
Even as the pandemic continues to ravage the world, some countries have reported continued theft of Covid-19 response funds. In Africa, a number of countries have reported rampant corruption and theft of cash and other incentives meant to caution against the impacts of the disease.
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Twin Cities faith leaders reflect on community healing
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Mistaken mindset - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
IT WAS billed as a national day of prayer, but it was more like a national day of buff. Among the speakers at Sunday's event held at the Diplomatic Centre, St Ann's, was President Paula-Mae Weekes, who used the opportunity to chide people over how they have responded - or rather, not responde
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Africa: Director-General's Live Speech At Ministerial Meeting of the Peace and Security Council of the African Union On Access to Vaccines Against the Covid-19 Pandemic for the African Continent - Challenges to Human Security in Africa
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Namibia: Shangula Quells Fears Over Covid-19 Variants
[New Era] Health minister Dr Kalumbi Shangula has said health regulation measures in place are sufficient to provide safeguards against the importation of any Covid-19 variants into the country.
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Miko Marks: Oakland’s Country Music Star | BlackPressUSA
POST NEWS GROUP - Marks told ABC 7 News that “Our Country” was about “ . . . healing, social justice, prayer, system racism, marginalization, and it’s about hope to change.”| By Kiki, Post News Group Miko Marks, 43, released her third album, “Our Country” in March. The virtual release party was
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Congo-Kinshasa: Rocked By New Sex Claims, World Health Organization Appeals for Information
[Thomson Reuters Foundation] London -- Investigations by the Thomson Reuters Foundation and The New Humanitarian found many Congolese women who said they were coerced into sex by men who said they worked for aid groups
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Blues music was birthed by slavery, racism, and Jim Crow
… brilliantly illuminates the influence of African Americans on American culture and history … twentysomething, Newark, N.J.-born, African-American, Lower East Side-based Beat … blues span the experiences of Black American life. Worksongs were the music …
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Kenya: Kiambu Reports a Third of Covid-19 Infections Nationwide
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- The number of COVID-19 cases reported in Kiambu County on Sunday almost equaled a third of the national caseload with 84 out of the 324 cases reported picked from he populous county.
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Kenya: Alarm as Kisumu Tops in Covid-19 Cases Again
[Nation] For the second time in a week, Kisumu yesterday topped the list of new Covid-19 infections, signalling faster spread of the disease in the lakeside county.
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Industry workers should get jab, says tourism task force - Barbados Today
A task force set up to help guide the region’s tourism officials through the COVID-19 pandemic, is urging the swift vaccination of those operating in the hospitality industry. The task force, comprising top regional health professionals, the Caribbean Tourism Organisation (CTO), and the Caribbean
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George Floyd’s Murder, ‘Racial Battle Fatigue’ and 365 Days of Trauma
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