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KTDA had written to Gacharage Tea factory seeking approval for the services of the law firm of Ngatia and Associate to represent it in the suit at a fee it did not disclose.
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Nairobi's storytelling with street children tops Africa tourist experiences
TripAdvisor, an American travel website, has ranked Nairobi's storytelling tour with street children among top tourist experiences in Africa.
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Trump admits he is undermining USPS to make it harder to vote by mail - The New York Beacon
Donald Trumpadmitted on Thursday he opposed additional funding for the United States Postal Service (USPS) in order to make it more difficult to deliver mail-in ballots. Trump’s comments lend evidence for critics who say the president is deliberately trying to hamstring the USPS in
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The 45th annual Black Belt Folk Roots Festival goes Virtual
The 45th annual BlackBelt Folk Roots Festival, for the first time, will be a Virtual Celebration of folk artists who are the bearers of the culture and traditions of the West Alabama Region. According to Dr. Carol P. Zippert, festival coordinator, the coronavirus pandemic is the primary reason for
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Restaurant Owners Use Social Media to Survive Covid-19 | Dallas Weekly
Back in March restaurants, dining rooms across the state were required to close to curtail the spread of the coronavirus.  Many restaurants closing their doors if they couldn’t offer takeout or delivery services and hoping it was only temporary. Then in May, restaurants were allowed to open but at
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Travis Scott & McDonalds To Release A Capsule Collection | The Urban Daily
As for when the clothes will be releasing, word has it that the collection should be releasing this September. Just in time for kids to return to school looking like essential workers and running the risk of catching the Coronavirus like real-life McDonalds employees.
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Meet Laricia Chandler Baker Better Known as "Chef Fab". | Chicago Defender
Laricia Chandler Baker, aka "Chef Fab," is the owner of the new Can’t Believe It’s Not Meat (CBINM). Located in the bustling Hyde Park neighborhood on Chicago's south side, Chef Fab and CBINM are serving up healthy, vegetarian, and vegan (meatless and plant-based) versions of some local
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Jodie Turner-Smith Gave Birth At Home Because Of Systemic Racism In Hospitals
Since giving birth to a daughter named Janie in April 2020, Queen & Slim star Jodie Turner-Smith has been enjoying every moment of motherhood. In the September issue of British […] The post Jodie Turner-Smith Was In Labor For Four Days While Birthing Her Daughter appeared first on Essence.
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Octavia Bridgewater: One of a Few Black Nurses Permitted to Serve in the Segregated Armed Forces
Octavia Bridgewater was a strong African American woman who lived under the veil of racism in Helena, Montana during the first half of the twentieth century. She earned the respect of the Helena community, and helped make a difference in the lives of other African Americans. Bridgewater was
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Coronacoping: Cooking at home is a ‘thing’ again
PITTSBURGH (AP) – Fiction writer Sherrie Flick had an inkling there might be shortages of her favorite cooking and baking supplies when Pittsburgh shut down ...
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Stumping for Kamala: CNN Lavishes Praise on Biden VP Pick
… is that picking an African-American woman, picking an Asian … throughout history. Very few African-American women have ascended to … is that picking an African-American woman, picking an Asian … throughout history. Very few African-American women have ascended to …
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Black Women With Natural Hairstyles Are Perceived As Less Professional, Study Finds - Blavity
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VP hopeful Kamala Harris isn't making history, she's fighting it | The Florida Star | The Georgia Star
WASHINGTON, D.C.-Is the fourth time the charm? Sen. Kamala Harris isn't the first woman to be named for a vice presidential slot by a major political party leader. Each of the three women previously nominated received initial press and public support; all lost. The California Democrat has a lot of
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Parties agree on code of conduct for Sept 3 election
THE country's political parties yesterday agreed on a code of conduct for campaigning leading up to the September 3 General Election in light of the novel coronavirus pandemic.
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Herman Cain tweets from beyond the grave to blast Biden and Harris - TheGrio
Herman Cain died two weeks ago but his social media accounts are very much active, criticizing Joe Biden and Sen.... View Article The post Herman Cain tweets from beyond the grave to blast Biden and Harris appeared first on TheGrio.
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NBA players instructed to invite guests to bubble they have 'significant' relationships with - TheGrio
Now that the NBA bubble has established itself as a place of safety for the players and staffers, the players... View Article The post NBA players instructed to invite guests to bubble they have 'significant' relationships with appeared first on TheGrio.
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Team Lioness: Kenya’s All-Female Park Rangers | Africanews
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… all the many contributions African American people have made in … often go unnoticed. “African Americans have contributed so much … all the contributions that African Americans have made. Our history … for the community that African American history should not be …
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20-year-old Atira Lyons opens first-ever durag store at Melrose - Face2Face Africa
Atira Lyons, 20, has opened the first-ever luxury durag store on the famous Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles, despite the impact of COVID-19 on black businesses. The Southern California-born has been documenting her journey on social media since the beginning of the year. This is a huge success for
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PLEASE STOP! | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Special Editorial Let us get this out of the way: We do not support criminality, and we believe people who commit crimes must be held accountable. What happened this Monday was shocking, disgraceful and a horrible representation of who we are as a people. Now that we’ve said that we have to say
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August 13, 2020 - DefenderNetwork.com
In this week’s Defender… Protect your power. The upcoming 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment, which gave American women the right to vote, reminds us that obtaining voting rights has never been easy for African Americans. This week’s Defender reflects on 100 years of
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Black Women, Lay Down The Weight Of The World And Lean Into Your Feelings - The New York Beacon
It’s safe to say we are living in unprecedented times. And if you're Black, it’s even more troubling. Our Forever First Lady, Michelle Obama, recently mentioned on her podcast that she was dealing with low-grade depression, and it was at that moment that
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Black women demand pay equity | Atlanta Daily World
Black women demand pay equity On August 13, 2020 Black women finally catch up to what white men were paid last year WASHINGTON — Today, Black Women’s Equal Pay Day, … Continued The post Black women demand pay equity appeared first on Atlanta Daily World.
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Covid-19 graft: Gauteng to use open tender system, asks SIU to probe all procurement - Makhura | News24
The Gauteng government has asked the Special Investigating Unit to look into all Covid-19-related procurements, and not just PPE, Premier David Makhura has said.
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‘I didn’t even think COVID was real’ - Woman who recovered from virus wants Jamaicans to take it seriously - Stabroek News
When Mary* started having no sense of taste or smell, she felt that she had contracted the novel coronavirus. The article ‘I didn’t even think COVID was real’ - Woman who recovered from virus wants Jamaicans to take it seriously appeared first on Stabroek News.
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‘Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air’ Is Getting Reboot With A Dramatic Twist
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Super Bowl champ Dwight Hicks accuses Michigan doctor of sexual abuse : TheGrio
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VIDEO: Queens man pleads ‘I can’t breathe’ to police, dies - Atlanta Tribune
A Queens man echoing what’s become a slogan for Black Lives Matter protesters, a stocky security guard yelled “I can’t breathe” as he was tasered seven times during his arrest earlier this summer, resulting in his death. George Zapantis, a 29-year-old security guard with a history of mental illness
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