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Egypt: Planning Min. - Keeping Our Credit Rating At B Level Reflects Resilience of Egypt's Economy
[Egypt Online] Planning and Economic Development Minister Hala el Saed said on Saturday that the decision of Standard and Poor's (S&P) to keep Egypt's credit rating at B level proves the resilience of Egypt's economy and its ability to overcome the COVID-19 crisis and restore its high growth rates.
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South Africa: IFP Welcomes Announcement of New Zulu King
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Young Trinidad doctor dies suddenly - Stabroek News
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Going bananas - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
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Celebrate Mother’s Day with hope and caution | Atlanta Daily World
APHA: Celebrate Mother’s Day with hope and caution As the U.S. approaches its second Mother’s Day amid the pandemic, albeit with slightly relaxed guidelines given the arrival of COVID-19 vaccines, there’s definitely reason to celebrate. “We have come so far this year and there seems to be a reason
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Tunisia: UTICA Calls for Providing Urgent Assistance to Covid-19-Affected Activities
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Close to 300 Expected for COVID-Safe Beach 2 Beach Race on STJ
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Ethiopia: U.S. Senators' Call for Postponing Ethiopian Election Foolish - Lawrence Freeman
[Ethiopian Herald] The call five United States Senators made to the U.S. Special Envoy for the Horn of Africa, Jeffrey Feltman for the postponement of Ethiopia's forthcoming General Elections displayed a 'shallow understanding and ignorance' about the conflict in Ethiopia, a renowned political
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Recovery Loan Scheme: Get the advice you need from Exceed
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Egypt: Govt Plans to Develop Random Industrial Areas Nationwide
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Things are getting worse at EDD - The Sacramento Observer
(CALMATTERS) - “Everything that should be up is up and everything that should be down is down,” Gov. Gavin Newsom said in January when lifting California’s regional stay-at-home order. Today, that statement […] The post Things are getting worse at EDD appeared first on The Sacra
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JHTA: More tourism workers willing to take vaccine
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