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By Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent According to estimates compiled by the Mapping Police Violence project, roughly 1,000 people have been killed by law enforcement in the past year. The new report revealed that at least 28 percent of those killed were African
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Facebook Received 40,300 User Data Requests From India In Second Half Of 2020 | The Florida Star | The Georgia Star
CHENNAI, India — Social networking company Facebook on May 19 said it restricted access to 878 posts or accounts in India for the second half of the year from July-December 2020, in response to directions from the country’s Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, known as MeitY. The
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BUKU Music + Art Project Announces Stacked Lineup for BUKU: Planet B
Megan Thee Stallion, Machine Gun Kelly, Playboi Carti, and ILLENIUM are among the many acts to appear in the two-day event.
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Bougainvillea, Sugar Bay win top awards - Barbados Today
Sister hotels Sugar Bay Barbados and Bougainvillea Barbados today announced their recent wins from major tourism players Tripadvisor.com, Hotels.com and British Airways Holidays. The awards were based on unbiased guest reviews and recognised superior services, facilities and customer experiences
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Kamala Harris: 'Asian Americans Have The Right To Be Recognized As Americans'
The vice president spoke of the rise in anti-Asian racism, saying: “As a member of this community, I share in that outrage and grief.”
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Nyasa Big Bullets held by TN Stars, Tigers maul Lions | Malawi 24 - Malawi news
Nyasa Big Bullets' title hopes suffered a massive blow when they were held to a goalless draw by TN Stars at Kasungu Stadium on Sunday afternoon. The defending league champions were coming from a 1-0 victory over Blue Eagles and had hoped to register another win over the Kasungu based side to close
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Anthony Davis, Lakers bounce back to beat Suns in Game 2, even series - L.A. Focus News
PHOENIX  — It’s the side of Anthony Davis the Lakers need most, the one who not only hits the big shot but then poses in a flex to quiet the loudest arena he’s played in this season. The 28-year-old promised to be better after a forgettable Game 1, and while long sequences of Game
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Corporate Purchasing Helps Push Renewable Energy To Banner Year – The Wilmington Journal
Big businesses made huge investments in renewable energy last year despite facing a “wave of adversity,” according to a clean energy research organization. BloombergNEF published a report on Jan. 26 which revealed that in 2020, [...]
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Ethiopia: Rights Groups Demand Inquiry on Violence Against Women in Tigray
[Nation] More than 60 rights organisations in Africa have called for an immediate inquiry into allegations of violation against women and girls' rights including sexual violence in the Tigray region, Ethiopia.
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Dealing with the deadly concoction of disease and disaster
So, as the Commonwealth rallies around the governments and people of India and Bangladesh, we are once again forced to face the persisting reality of climate change and natural
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West Africa: How West Africa Can Expand Power Supply and Meet Climate Goals
Our research shows that combining sustainably managed hydropower plants with new solar and wind power projects is a promising option for the West African
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Governor Kemp: Public agencies can't require COVID-19 vaccine proof | The Atlanta Voice
Gov. Brian Kemp says public agencies in Georgia can’t require people to prove they have been vaccinated against COVID-19, a step his administration says ultimately means no agency can require anyone to receive the vaccination. The Republican governor issued an executive order Tuesday banning
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Africa's Leap to Clean Energy Seen Needing Policy Change, Investment
[Thomson Reuters Foundation] Study predicts that fossil fuels will still account for two thirds of the electricity generated on the continent by 2030
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It’s Raining Confusion: Kevin Samuels Leaves Viewers Talking After Recent Live Showing Man In Bed, Allegedly
Last week while on his live stream show, Samuels was seemingly giving a woman advice while staring at a laptop screen visibly clicking through screens. After a few moments into the guest's story, the camera appears to flip and reveal a man sleeping in the bed, an incident Samuels referred to as
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Africa: Egypt Hopes for Russia's Nuclear Plant Construction
Last October 2019, during the first Russia-Africa Summit, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi reaffirmed commitment to scale-up cooperation in various economic sectors and particularly expedite work on the special industrial zone and the construction of
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Renewable electricity suppliers gaining ground in South Africa
The total generating capacity of green energy in South Africa is approaching 2.5GW – just less than the average produced by Eskom’s fleet
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SRF delegations join peace talks with SPLM-N al-Hilu - Sudan Tribune: Plural news and views on Sudan
June 1, 2021 (KHARTOUM) - The Sudanese Revolutionary Front (SRF) Tuesday announced that its representatives were heading to Juba to join the (...)
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Ethiopia - UN Warns 90 Percent of People in Tigray Need Food Aid
[DW] The UN's World Food Program has sounded the alarm over the high number of people it says require emergency food assistance in the conflict-hit region of northern Ethiopia after seven months of fighting.
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WACHIRA: How Trump presidency has impacted the world
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Africa Development Bank blacklists Chinese company building Kenyan power project
“An investigation conducted by the Bank’s Office of Integrity and Anti-Corruption established that Sinotec Company Limited misrepresented its experience, the value and dates of its reference contracts and its relationship with other bidders while participating in three Bank-financed tenders under
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Phoenix Suns' Monty Williams says it was his call to limit Chris Paul in second half of Game 2 news -The Black Chronicle
With Chris Paul clearly favoring his right shoulder, Phoenix Suns head coach Monty Williams said it was his decision to keep his star point guard on the bench for
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NBA Playoffs Game 1 winners and losers: Luka Doncic dominates Clippers; Nets' Big Three wins postseason debut news -The Black Chronicle
Saturday was heaven for those of us who enjoy sitting on the couch and watching NBA playoff basketball for 12 consecutive hours. All four games were exciting and
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Africa Development Bank blacklists Chinese company building Kenyan power project
“An investigation conducted by the Bank’s Office of Integrity and Anti-Corruption established that Sinotec Company Limited misrepresented its experience, the value and dates of its reference contracts and its relationship with other bidders while participating in three Bank-financed tenders under
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Shares in renewable energy companies outperforming fossil fuel stocks – report
A recent study undertaken by the International Energy Agency (IEA) and Imperial College, London, reported in the Business Green on Friday that shares in firms investing in renewable energy not only “significantly” outperformed fossil fuel stocks in some of the world’s richest countries but also
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COMMENTARY: Black farmers get COVID relief they deserve | BlackPressUSA
FLORIDA COURIER — Bigoted bureaucrats and discriminatory policies at the U.S. Department of Agriculture and its Farmers Home Administration lending agency abused Black farmers for decades. Black farms were falsely classified as unproductive. Farmers were unfairly denied loans that they were
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Dear Ashley: I Stopped Going Down On Him & He Threatened To Kick Me Out
In this week's Dear Ashley column, a woman has stopped giving her man oral sex because she never liked it. Now, he's threatening to put her and her daughter out of his home.
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Tunisia: Foreign Minister Meets South Korea's Ambassador in Tunis
Erray commended the privileged level of cooperation relations uniting the two countries, expressing his gratitude for the support given by South Korea to Tunisia to face the current economic and development
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Ex-minister, lawyers pile pressure on ED - NewsDay Zimbabwe
BY MOSES MATENGA FORMER Constitutional and Parliamentary Affairs minister Eric Matinenga, has ganged up with lawyers Beatrice Mtetwa and Valerie Ingham-Thorpe to The post Ex-minister, lawyers pile pressure on ED appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Exhume Mugabe, chief orders - NewsDay Zimbabwe
BY MOSES MATENGA THE fight over the remains of Zimbabwe’s first post-independence leader Robert Mugabe took a bizarre twist yesterday after Chief The post Exhume Mugabe, chief orders appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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AfDB wars: Targeting African man or the continental lender?
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