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Debe woman, Moruga man murdered hours apart
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Sita Jagessar A Debe woman and a Moruga man were murdered hours apart in their homes in south Trinidad on Tuesday. Sita Jagessar, 62, of Clarkia Drive, was found with a chop wound to her head in her living room around 3.30
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Zacc intercepts smuggled goods - NewsDay Zimbabwe

Samuel Matengu (37) and Taurai Mhlanga (37) were arrested after Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) officials intercepted a bus one of them was

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Miami-Dade mayor declares housing affordability crisis
The mayor of Miami-Dade County has declared a crisis in South Florida when it comes to housing affordability. Miami-Dade Mayor The post Miami-Dade mayor declares housing affordability crisis appeared first on TheGrio.
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Missing:Jade Sapphaire Patricia Cole - Barbados Today
The Barbados Police Service is seeking the public’s assistance to locate a missing girl. She is 14-year-old Jade Sapphaire Patricia Cole of Lot #29, Apt #4, Wanstead Gardens, St. Michael. She left home about 4:20 p.m., last Sunday, April 17 and was reported missing by her mother Kristle Cole of
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Court Case Fails to Stop the Carnival
The legal dispute over the rights to represent Carnival on St. Thomas will not reach a resolution before this year's scheduled events take place. The judge presiding over a preliminary hearing said Friday he would take at least six weeks to render a ruling.
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Imbert announces fuel price adjustments
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Finance Minister Colm Imbert. - FINANCE Minister Colm Imbert announced that a partial increase in fuel prices will take effect from April 19. He made the announcement in the House of Representatives on Friday. Imbert said the
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Court Case Fails to Stop the Carnival
The legal dispute over the rights to represent Carnival on St. Thomas will not reach a resolution before this year's scheduled events take place. The judge presiding over a preliminary hearing said Friday he would take at least six weeks to render a ruling.
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En convalescence, Arnel Belizaire remercie ses soutiens | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste Victime d'une agression armee a Bel-Air le 30 mars dernier, l'ancien depute Arnel Belizaire est sorti de son mutisme le lundi 12 avril. Dans une note de presse, l'ancien parlementaire s'est montre reconnaissant envers le staff de l'hopital du
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Source: Haiti News - Daily News from Haiti
Senators Want to Honor Coral Reef Activist
Roy Watlington, a retired professor at the University of the Virgin Islands, testified, “After suffering a near-death health calamity, the magnitude of which could easily incapacitate most people, Kemit-Amon Lewis has recreated himself and returned to doing much of what he was doing before.”
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Minister: No change to President’s Medal recommendation
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Education Minister Dr Nyan Gadsby-Dolly. EDUCATION Minister Dr Nyan Gadsby-Dolly said there will be no change of the SEA 2020 top performer recommended to receive the President’s Medal. She said the mix-up arising out of the SEA
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Tax Payers Pack BIR Offices on Filing Day
Despite an extra day at home and potentially a little more time to get their paperwork in order, V.I. residents still packed the Bureau of Internal Revenue's offices territory-wide Tuesday to ask last-minute questions before filing their taxes.
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Meet Pauline Braye Fletcher, Camp Founder, First Black Registered Nurse in Alabama
By Haley Wilson The Birmingham Times Camp Fletcher was founded in 1926 by Pauline Braye Fletcher, the first African American registered nurse in Alabama, as an outdoor retreat for inner-city Black children and families to explore nature and the outdoors. Who was Pauline Braye Fletcher? Fletcher was
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Community Easter Egg Hunt a huge success at Rupert Bell Park - WS Chronicle
Community Easter Egg Hunt a huge success at Rupert Bell Park The post Community Easter Egg Hunt a huge success at Rupert Bell Park appeared first on WS Chronicle.
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Region urged to seek export opportunities - Barbados Today
The shortage of some items on the global stage could present an opportunity for Latin America and Caribbean countries to fill the void, officials of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) have said. Additionally, with inflation to continue to rise this year due to the Russia-Ukraine
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Chinese firm to set up plant for Gwayi-Shangani pipeline - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Bulawayo City Council (BCC)’s latest council minutes indicate that town clerk Christopher Dube recently reported that council had since allocated six stands, numbers 19714 to 19719 at Kelvin West next to Davis Granite to the Chinese
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Court Case Fails to Stop the Carnival
The legal dispute over the rights to represent Carnival on St. Thomas will not reach a resolution before this year's scheduled events take place. The judge presiding over a preliminary hearing said Friday he would take at least six weeks to render a ruling.
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Source: St. Thomas Source | The trusted independent voice of the Virgin Islands community
Commentary: A Cape Verde Peace Proposal
Every year about now, the Caribbean starts watching weather in western Africa, specifically the Cape Verde Islands. That's where hurricanes are born.
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Dedley Aurephar, le celibataire | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste <>, a confie Dedley Aurephar, precisant que la serie comportera 50 episodes. <>, a explique Dedley Aurephar, ajoutant que l'attente sera payante. Ne a Port-au-Prince le 7 octobre 1987, Dedley Aurephar a debute tres jeune dans la danse. Voulant
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New Lineup Announced for 70th Anniversary of Carnival
From an in-person J'ouvert to a newly added Carnival Parade, next week's Carnival celebrations ring in the 70th anniversary of the event with a little something for everyone.
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Government urged to keep investing in healthcare - Barbados Today
Caribbean governments must continue to invest in and adapt their public health services to better serve citizens in a post-COVID environment. That was the view of Pro Vice-Chancellor and Principal of the University of the West Indies (UWI) Cave Hill Campus Professor Clive Landis, which he
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5 covid19 deaths, 269 new cases
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Image courtesy CDC Five people died over the past 24 hours due to covid19 related illness according to the Health Ministry’s update on Saturday, bringing the country’s total covid19 deaths to 3,779. There were 269 new cases which
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Source: Trinidad News
Duo slapped with 31-year prison sentence for burglary that left visitor a paraplegic - Barbados Today
Declaring that she had to impose a punishment severe enough to deter people from crimes against tourists, a High Court judge sentenced two men to 31 years in jail for a “horrific” 2020 home invasion that altered the life of Canadian visitor Kenneth Elliot. But Travis Orin Campbell and Alexander
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Committee happy with festival - Barbados Today
Chairman of the Oistins Festival Organising Committee Toni Thorne is satisfied with the outcome of the 2022 edition of the festival which ended on Monday. Following the successful execution of the Fish Boning, Dolphin Skinning, and Greasy Pole competitions, Thorne told members of the media that
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WhaWha inmates complain of mosquitoes, bedbugs - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Although they were grateful for the family visits, the inmates complained that their cells were infested by mosquitos and bedbugs. The post WhaWha inmates complain of mosquitoes, bedbugs appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Man(25) sentenced 12 years for rape - NewsDay Zimbabwe
The man (name withheld to protect the victim) allegedly raped the minor on August 19, 2021 while she was on her way home from Whitehouse in Kuwadzana. The post Man(25) sentenced 12 years for rape appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Police summon ED challenger - NewsDay Zimbabwe
In court papers, Musengezi said Mnangagwa’s ascendancy was fraught with irregularities. The post Police summon ED challenger appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Decomposed body of Taguta laid to rest - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Insiders told NewsDay yesterday that Taguta (90) died on Sunday morning, but his burial was delayed as church leaders refused to announce it hoping that he would resurrect on Wednesday (yesterday) to come back and proclaim the end of the
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Slain Moruga painter planned to start job in Maraval
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Peter Guerero - Peter Guerero, the Moruga man gunned down on Tuesday night, had plans to start a new job the next day, painting a house in Maraval. Painter Guerero, 44, also called Shortman, was shot dead in his house at La Lune
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20th Vaccination Week in Americas launches at Trincity Mall, April 23
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File photo The Ministry of Health announced the launch of the 20th annual Pan-Americal Health Organisation (PAHO) Vaccination Week in the Americas will be held at Trincity Mall on April 23. The announcement was made by nurse Grace
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Manning: UNC put local government in dark ages
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Brian Manning - MINISTER in the Ministry of Finance Brian Manning said local government was placed in the dark ages for five years under the People's Partnership (PP) coalition government. Manning, the San Fernando East MP, also
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