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Former Georgia Deputy Brags About Beating Blacks | Atlanta Daily World
An ultra-bigoted former Wilkinson County, Ga., sheriff’s deputy, Cody Richard Griggers, pleaded guilty in a federal court in Macon on Tuesday, Aug. 3, to one count of possession of an unregistered firearm. The racist ex-cop who was in possession of nearly a dozen illegal weapons and FBI
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Tropical wave brings heavy rain, thundery showers - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Trinidad and Tobago is experiencing heavy rains and thundershowers with the passage of a tropical wave on Tuesday evening. The TT Weather Centre reported these conditions may last for the next 24 hours as the wave began to make its way across the country from early Tuesday morning. The Met O
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We need to pay more attention to road construction – custos
Western Bureau: HANOVER CUSTOS Dr David Stair is expressing disgust with the condition of the roadways in Hanover and across the island in general, saying that the state of disrepair is quite troubling. “Let’s face it. We live in a tropical...
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Simone Biles has changed what it means to be an elite gymnast news -The Black Chronicle
7:08 AM ET Alyssa RoenigkESPN Close Alyssa Roenigk is a senior writer for ESPN whose assignments have taken her to six continents and caused her to commit countless acts of… The post Simone Biles has changed what it means to be an elite gymnast appeared first on The Black Chronicle.
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WORLD: CNN fires unvaccinated employees for going to office - Barbados Today
SOURCE: BBC - US news network CNN has sacked three employees for going into an office without having been vaccinated against Covid, US media say. It is one of the first examples of a US firm firing staff for breaching a company vaccination mandate. It is legal in the US for firms to require
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Govt rolls out roads rehab programme
GOVERNMENT has begun rolling out an emergency road rehabilitation programme, which will run until 2024, in a bid to repair roads and bridges that are being destroyed by the incessant rains.
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Real Betis sign a collaboration agreement with FC Platinum - NewsDay Zimbabwe
The African club will increase their expertise in fields such as fan engagement; the use of big data; monetization in social media; youth teams management, digital transformation; or new ways of revenue applied to professional
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Becky Hammon: ‘I knew I was second’ in Trail Blazers’ search - Stabroek News
While social media was buzzing and rooting for her to become the first female head coach in NBA history, Becky Hammon always knew where she stood in the Portland Trail Blazers’ search. The article Becky Hammon: ‘I knew I was second’ in Trail Blazers’ search appeared first on Stabroek News.
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WATCH | Lost load! Passersby stock up on beer after SAB truck loses load on N12 highway | News24
When a South African Breweries (SAB) truck lost its load on a Gauteng highway on Friday morning, passersby helped themselves to crates of beer.
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Gov’t seeking supervising consultant for East Bank to East Coast road - Stabroek News
The Guyana Government yesterday advertised for a supervising consultant for the India-financed road from the East Bank of Demerara to the East Coast of Demerara. The article Gov’t seeking supervising consultant for East Bank to East Coast road appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Ezekiel Mutua replaced as Kenya Film Board CEO
Dr. Ezekiel Mutua has been at the helm of KFCB operations for two three-year terms, since 2015.
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COVID-19 UPDATE: 12 new cases, 35 in insolation - Barbados Today
Twelve new COVID-19 cases, three females and nine males, were identified on Tuesday, July 6, from the 766 tests conducted by the Best-dos Santos Public Health Laboratory. Thirty-five people are in isolation. The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases recorded since March 2020, is 4,108 – 1,988 females
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Kenya: Sonko Defends Reverend Natasha, Blasts 'Haters'
[Nairobi News] Former Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko has jumped to the defense of city preacher Reverend Lucy Natasha following after she hogged headlines for all the wrong reasons.
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Malawi: Mzuzu Residents Demonstrate Against Delay of Luwinga Road
[Nyasa Times] Residents of Botanic Area in Mzuzu on Friday held a peaceful demonstration to express their dismay over the delay in upgrading of the road from Luwinga to Mzuzu Technical College, which they say is crucial infrastructure for their livelihoods.
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Broadgate headache - Residents weary of prolonged Junction road project, never-ending dynamite blasts
Ongoing works to rehabilitate the Broadgate section of the Junction main road in St Mary have been irritating many residents, who are yearning for the project to be wrapped up, giving them a reprieve from the dust nuisance and dynamite blasts constantly terrorising
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Lisa Bonet trends after Lenny Kravitz makes annual birthday post to her husband Jason Momoa
All hail Lisa Bonet. The actress is getting her flowers on social media after her ex-husband Lenny Kravitz wished her... View Article The post Lisa Bonet trends after Lenny Kravitz makes annual birthday post to her husband Jason Momoa appeared first on TheGrio.
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'I Said What I Wanna See': Amanda Seales Hits Back After Facing Harsh Backlash for Questioning Will Smith Being Cast as Venus and Serena Williams’ Father in ‘King Richard’ Movie
Actress Amanda Seales has found herself the topic of public fodder after questioning casting decisions for the upcoming film “King Richard.” The film chronicles the […]
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Work on Portland leg of highway continuing despite budget cut
THE Portland leg of the Southern Coast Highway Improvement Project is continuing at a fast pace despite a $6.6-billion cut in the amount the Government allocated to spend on the massive road programme this fiscal
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Road horror has long been culturally endemic - Stabroek News
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Canyons for roads in Harbour Heights
Residents of Harbour Heights in east Kingston are collectively breathing a sigh of relief that the torrential rains which battered the island for weeks, leaving in its wake a trail of disaster, have abated. They are demanding urgent attention to...
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Immigration Department resumes Saturday visits - Barbados Today
From Saturday, August 14, members of the public will be able to apply for, and collect passports from the Barbados Immigration Department, on Princess Alice Highway, Bridgetown, between 9:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.  Persons who wish to apply for their passports on Saturdays may visit the
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Sudan: Christian Affairs Advisor Assaulted, Threatened in Sudan Capital
[Radio Dabanga] Khartoum -- Boutros Badawi, the advisor for Christian affairs to Sudan's Minister of Religious Affairs, was assaulted by armed men as he returned to his home in the El Salamah El Baqala area, south of Khartoum on Sunday evening.
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Four Square Rum Distillery - Barbados Today
Barbados is known the world over for its rum. BT Travel's Bajan Tourist, Sabrina Lee paid a visit to The Four Square Rum Distillery in St. Philip and fills us in on its rich history and shows us how the award-winning distiller produces its
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WATCH: Ticketless, drunken England fans storm Wembley gates ahead of Euro 2020 final
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Detroit officer shown punching Black man in face in viral video
Interim Detroit police chief James White said he has some “serious concerns” after watching a video showing a man getting... View Article The post Detroit officer shown punching Black man in face in viral video appeared first on TheGrio.
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Olympian Raven Saunders' protest 'X' gesture was not a violation, officials say
Olympic shot putter Raven Saunders is facing criticism as the first Black American to show a sign of protest during... View Article The post Olympian Raven Saunders' protest 'X' gesture was not a violation, officials say appeared first on TheGrio.
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Sharing videos on social media from Tokyo Games is not allowed -IOC - Stabroek News
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Full Closure of I-635 Mainlanes at Greenville Ave. June 12 | Dallas Weekly
All lanes of both eastbound and westbound I-635 at Greenville Avenue will be closed on the evening of Saturday, June 12. The closure is required to perform a partial bridge demo of the Greenville Avenue overpass bridge at I-635.
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Yikes! A truck stuck under Muizenberg Bridge again
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