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Daughter of former Jamaican PM feels no pressure as she enters senate - Stabroek News
(Jamaica Gleaner) Attorney-at-law Sherene Golding Campbell has taken her place in the Upper House of Jamaica’s Parliament at a historic time for the legislature, which currently has the highest number of women sitting at any one
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NFL Legend Deion Sanders Named Head Coach at HBCU Jackson State University
By Jay Connor The Root After days of speculation, it’s officially official: Deion Sanders is the next head coach of the Jackson State Tigers. ESPN reports that the NFL Hall of Famer, who currently serves as the offensive coordinator at Trinity Christian High School in Cedar Hill, TX, made the big
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‘Trump is a Racist Tyrant’
Democratic Rep. Ilham Omar harshly criticized President Donald Trump in an exclusive interview with Independent. She also spoke about her battle with the Commander-in-Chief, arguing that “Trump is a racist…
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Insurance Is No Guarantee that Riots and Looting Won’t Sink a Small Business - L.A. Focus Newspaper
Mike and Carolyn Deininger learned the hard way that insurance doesn't usually make small business owners whole following politically inspired violence. The Cincinnati-based gift store owners' experience reveals vital lessons for managers and the interplay between politics and insurance. The
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Insurance Is No Guarantee that Riots and Looting Won’t Sink a Small Business – Free Press of Jacksonville
Mike and Carolyn Deininger learned the hard way that insurance doesn’t usually make small business owners whole following politically inspired violence. The Cincinnati-based gift store owners’ experience reveals vital lessons for managers and the interplay [...]
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Samuda urges scrutiny as plastics replace foam
Legislation banning styrofoam has spurred a boom in plastic food packaging, which inadvertently presents a similar, if not worse, problem regarding a rise in non-biodegradables. Senator Matthew Samuda, who in 2018 piloted the ban on single-use...
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Engineer dies after falling four storeys - Stabroek News
A 69-year-old engineer died yesterday after a four-storey fall at a construction site at Happy Acres, on the East Coast of Demerara. The article Engineer dies after falling four storeys appeared first on Stabroek News.
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On 75th anniversary, UN chief appeals for major power peace - Black News Channel
By EDITH M. LEDERER Associated Press UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Born out of World War II's devastation to save succeeding generations from the scourge of conflict, the United Nations officially marked its 75th anniversary Monday with an appeal from Secretary-General Antonio Guterres to preserve the
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Massive ‘Housing Black’ street mural installed in the Tenderloin - African American News Today - EIN News
San Francisco’s Tenderloin is speaking up with the Aug. 10, 2020 installation of San Francisco artist Malik Seneferu’s massive “Housing Black” street mural on Golden Gate Avenue, a collaborative mural voice throughout the Bay Area this summer to highlight the needs and possibilities of our unhoused
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Coalition forms to improve livelihoods of Black farmers - DefenderNetwork.com
Just days after National Black Farmers Association, representing Black farmers, called for a boycott of John Deere, the ag machinery giant announced a new coalition with the National Black Growers Council and the Thurgood Marshall College Fund to focus on challenge facing Black farmers with an
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Dave Chappelle says Prince 'only person' who cared after show departure - TheGrio
In the liner notes for Prince's upcoming 'Sign O' The Times' super deluxe edition, Dave Chappelle shares how the music... View Article The post Dave Chappelle says Prince 'only person' who cared after show departure appeared first on TheGrio.
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South Africa: Demystifying the Science
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New York Film Festival opens its 2020 programme with a burst of black joy - Stabroek News
Just over halfway into “Lovers Rock”, at a party where the music has been bursting through the sound systems for much of the runtime, the DJ stops the music and lets the crowd ‘vibe
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Minister Edghill has been untruthful over the CJIA project - Stabroek News
Dear Editor, How many more times will Minister Edghill be allowed to lie without any evidence and have his lies printed uncensored by the media? The article Minister Edghill has been untruthful over the CJIA project appeared first on Stabroek News.
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COVID-19 cases may reach 49,000 per day, chief scientific advisor warns - Voice Online
IN A Downing Street briefing, chief scientific advisor Sir Patrick Vallance announced that unless immediate... The post COVID-19 cases may reach 49,000 per day, chief scientific advisor warns appeared first on Voice Online.
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Gore scholars eager to give back
The Gore Foundation hosted and recognised Sherona Forrester and Victoria Grant, two very successful former recipients of the Gore Foundation Scholarship, at the Gore Business Centre recently. Gore Foundation’s co-founder, Christine Gore, noted that...
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Noise nuisance affecting Non Pareil students - Stabroek News
Dear Editor, For years  Guyanese citizens have  been  pleading with  our  leaders  to  address  the  issue  of  noise nuisance. The article Noise nuisance affecting Non Pareil students appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Apple’s New Online Store Meets Growing Demand in India - L.A. Focus Newspaper
Apple's e-store is set to launch in India on Sept. 23 with its full range of products just in time for the country's festive season. Apple CEO Tim Cookannouncedthe launch on Twitter on Sept. 18. 'We know how important it is for our customers to stay in touch with those they love and the world
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Europe adopts tougher virus restrictions as infections surge - Black News Channel
By DANICA KIRKA and SYLVIE CORBET Associated Press LONDON (AP) — As the U.S. closed in on 200,000 coronavirus deaths Monday, the crisis deteriorated across Europe, with Britain working to draw up new restrictions, Spain clamping down again in Madrid and the Czech Republic replacing its health
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Norris McDonald | COVID-19, social justice issues and America’s ‘bitta’ presidential election!
Americans go to the polls on November 3, 2020, with President Donald Trump up for re-election. He will face the Democratic Party contender, Senator Joe Biden. Public opinion polls suggest that Biden is odds-on favourite to win this hotly contested...
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Sister’s Village residents adapting to life with COVID-19 - Stabroek News
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected us in more ways than one, whether work, school, health, or our economic situations. The article Sister’s Village residents adapting to life with COVID-19 appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Tourism workers can register for pension scheme starting October 1
Beginning October 1, workers in the tourism sector will be able to register for the Tourism Workers’ Pension Scheme. This was noted by Minister of Tourism, Edmund Bartlett, at the recent Jamaica Hotel and Tourist Association (JHTA) online...
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Climate Change and Fossil Fuel Extraction – A Chance for Guyana to Demonstrate Global Leadership? - Stabroek News
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Rwanda: U.S. Lawyers to Monitor Trial of 'Hotel Rwanda' Film Hero Rusesabagina
[East African] The American Bar Association says it intends to send representatives to monitor the trial of Hollywood film Hotel Rwanda hero Paul Rusesabagina in Kigali, as the court case continues to gain international attention.
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Matondo K. Mukulu | Goodbye to the PNP – as we know it
Just a few days after his People’s National Party (PNP) was rightfully trounced at the polls, Paul Burke (former general secretary), came out and showed us why his party lost the election: too much inward analysis by persons whose time in the party...
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India Pushes New Farm Laws Amid Protests - L.A. Focus Newspaper
Three new laws that the Indian government claims will boost growth in the agriculture sector and make it easier to sell produce has sparked protests from farmers themselves and from opposition parties. 'For decades, the Indian farmer was bound by various constraints and bullied by middlemen,' Prime
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World Cup qualifiers postponement in best interest of Caribbean - Stabroek News
Former Golden Jaguar international Vurlon Mills says that the decision by Concacaf to reschedule the FIFA World Cup Qualifiers to March 2021, was in the best interest of Caribbean nations, who would have struggled financially to encamp and prepare their respective teams during the Covid-19
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Black News Channel Presents The Life Of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg - Black News Channel
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Date: September 21, 2020 Contact: Tommy Ross, Communications Director (850) 404-4091 tross@blacknewschannel.com Black News Channel Presents The Life Of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Tallahassee, Florida- The Black News Channel (BNC), the nation’s only culturally specific news
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Pittsburgh’s Black farmers work to grow a new future | New Pittsburgh Courier
EBONY LUNSFORD-EVANS is among the African American farmers in Pittsburgh who are making a name for themselves in an overwhelmingly-White dominated industry. (Photo by Brian Cook Sr.) by Hal B. … Continued
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A ‘first-class man of sound engineering’: Industry insiders pay tribute to Barry O’Hare
The world lost another hard-working music professional today with the passing of Barry O’Hare. The renowned recording engineer and musician was said to have been admitted to a hospital in Kingston with COVID-19 related symptoms and died in...
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