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Colleges are increasingly requiring that students get vaccinated, except in red states.
… prisons, but health officials say African-Americans are likely to be overrepresented … the pandemic has disproportionally hit Black Americans in general. Black and Hispanic …
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Nigeria: Improving Health Education - an Important Step to Achieving Universal Health Care in Nigeria
[Nigeria Health Watch] Since the global target of Health for All was declared in 1978, Primary Health Care (PHC) is universally recognized as the approach to achieving this goal. A primary health centre should be the first place where people seek healthcare. A functional PHC ensures people receive
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Government to provide 30,000 housing solutions to combat squatting
WESTERN BUREAU: Prime Minister Andrew Holness says some 30,000 housing solutions are to be established on government-owned lands across the island as part of efforts to reduce the decades-long issue of squatting. “We have identified several...
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Kenya: Wait for Second Covid-19 Dose, Don't Panic - Kagwe
[Nairobi News] Health Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe says the government is doing all it can to avail vaccines to Kenyans, amid shortages.
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What George Floyd Changed
… send a specific message to Black Americans, standing not as mournful markers … operate to the detriment of Black Americans and other people of color … be me or any other African American man” and terming the killing …
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Mauritius: Covid-19 Updates - 571 Patients Recovered
[Government of Mauritius] A total of 446 PCR tests have been carried out by the Ministry of Health and Wellness as at 17 00 hours today. All tests results were negative.
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La combinaison des vaccins contre la COVID-19 n’est pas recommandée par le CCNI - Haiti24
Le Comité consultatif national de l’immunisation (CCNI) a recommandé dans sa dernière mise à jour, vendredi, de privilégier l’administration du même vaccin lors des deux doses requises contre la COVID-19. • À lire aussi: Variant «très préoccupant» dans le sud-ouest de la France • À lire
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Source: Haiti24 – Nouvelles d’Haïti | Politique, affaires courantes, sport et autres rubriques
#BTColumn – Domestic abuse: helping victims and abusers - Barbados Today
Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by this author are their own and do not represent the official position of the Barbados Today Inc. by Annan Boodram Recent calls by Guyana Education Minister, Priya Manickchand, for women to get out of abusive relationships and Human Services and Social
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Barbados on a mission to strengthen the economy, PM says - Barbados Today
Barbados is currently facing an important mission to strengthen the economy and safeguard livelihoods, Prime Minister Mia Mottle said Sunday. The Prime Minister said while the Government has done well in this regard since 2018, the task is an ongoing one. “The mission that faces Barbados is
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CMO Urged To Apologise Or Resign Over Ivermectin Remarks - St. Lucia Times News
Health Care Specialist, Dr. Gilbertha St Rose has requested that Chief Medical Officer (CMO), Dr. Sharon Belmar-George, apologise or resign over remarks about the drug, Ivermectin and its use in the treatment of COVID-19. 'I request an apology by the CMO or offer her resignation to the people of
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Source: St. Lucia Times News Online - Breaking News & Daily News
‘Don’t expect mandatory COVID shots yet’ - Barbados Today
The Mottley administration’s chief policymaker on health on Wednesday warned employers not to start depending on vaccination and testing in order for their business to stay open, as questions are raised about whether an employer can mandate jabs or tests based on a third-party request to know
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Source: Barbados Today - News You Can Trust.
Parents say son who died by suicide was bullied by racist classmates
San Antonio parents Jermaine and LaKeisha Chaney suspect that relentless bullying led to the death of their son, Jeffery Taylor.... View Article The post Parents say first-grader who died by suicide was bullied by racist classmates appeared first on TheGrio.
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10 new covid19 cases detected in Tobago - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Ten new covid19 cases have been recorded in Tobago. This brings to 98 the total number of active cases on the island, the THA Division of Health, Wellness and Family Development said in a statement on Saturday. The division reported 11 people have been discharged. It said 5,279 samples hav
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477 nouveaux cas, la courbe continue de descendre - Haiti24
Québec rapporte 477nouveaux cas de COVID-19 dimanche. Trois décès de plus ont aussi été recensés dans la province. La vaccination va bon train, alors que 54,4% de la population québécoise est vaccinée.
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Republican status transition advisory committee established - Barbados Today
The Cabinet of the Government of Barbados wishes to announce the establishment of a Republican Status Transition Advisory Committee (RSTAC) to help plan and manage the transition of Barbados from a monarchial to a republican system. The acting Cabinet Secretary, Hughland Allman, will be
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Liberia: German Mineral Company Assures Liberia of the Reactivation of Mining Business, Doctors to Liberia Program
[FrontPageAfrica] Monrovia -- Given the urgent need to revitalize and realign reform efforts, particularly in the mining and health sectors, a German gold mining company, Thesaurum Gold Exploration Ltd, pledged to support the government in funding the mining business for small miners and in
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Atlanta Braves to Host Additional Free Vaccination Clinics in May and June | Atlanta Daily World
The Atlanta Braves and community partners will be hosting free vaccination clinics throughout the rest of May and into June, helping increase access for fans who would like to receive a vaccination. The single-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine will be available to individuals 18+ years of age, and the
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Covid-19: Western Cape bracing for third wave to hit 'in two to three weeks' | News24
The Western Cape government says its current trajectory forecasts the province may enter the third wave in two to three weeks.
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LeBron James won't be suspended for violating NBA protocol - TheGrio
Los Angeles Lakers' living legend LeBron James won't face suspension after attending a promotional event earlier this week and breaching... View Article The post LeBron James won't be suspended for violating NBA protocol appeared first on TheGrio.
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Modernisation of Barbados’ fishing industry underway - Barbados Today
The modernisation of Barbados’ fishing industry is well underway with the renovation of five fish markets and planned improvements at an additional three. The Pile Bay Fish Landing Facility has joined the list of renovated markets featuring top quality material on the countertops, which allows it
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Archer to have surgery on elbow - Barbados Today
Jofra Archer is set to miss a significant portion of the English season after a decision to operate on his troublesome right elbow.Having seen a specialist on Wednesday, the decision was taken for Archer to undergo surgery on Friday. Although the ECB is reluctant to put any timeframe on his return
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Muslims petition Govt to recognise Palestine - Barbados Today
Members of the Muslim community gathered outside the Ministry of Foreign Affairs at Culloden Road Friday afternoon to call on Barbados to formally recognise the Palestinian state, after weeks of bloodshed in which hundreds of Muslim-majority Palestinians have died in one of the worst
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New fish landing facility ‘latest in fisheries overhaul’ - Barbados Today
The Mottley administration has made improvements to almost every fish market on the island in three years, declared Minister of Maritime Affairs and the Blue Economy Kirk Humphrey on Friday, promising to soon attend to the remaining fish landing sites yet to be upgraded. He made the comments at
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Marquino Mindley tests positive for COVID-19 - Barbados Today
Following PCR Tests administered on Friday 21 May for all members of the West Indies Men’s red ball training camp being held in St Lucia, Jamaican fast bowler, Marquino Mindley, tested positive on his second COVID-19 test. In accordance with the medical protocols established with the St Lucian
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Honour them - Barbados Today
The names of every Barbadian cricketer that played a significant role for the West Indies should be inscribed and immortalised with a Walk of Fame at Kensington Oval, says businessman and Barbados Cricket Association (BCA) member Adrian ‘Smiley’ Bayley.A longstanding Barbados and West Indies
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#BTColumn – Israel-Palestine conflict - Barbados Today
Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by this author are their own and do not represent the official position of the Barbados Today Inc. by Dr. Peter Laurie 1.The Jewish people have a legal and moral right to establish their homeland in Palestine and they have done so (no, Zionism is not
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Criminal investigation launched against Trump – African American News and Issues
Just when you thought you heard the last of Donald Trump, he finds his way under the spotlight again, but this time, not in a way that he would prefer. The former president could face two criminal cases from both the Manhattan DA's office and the New York state attorney general's office.
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Long-time incumbent mum on future in rural riding - Barbados Today
Winds of political change appear to be blowing across St Andrew, with new faces from both of the country’s major parties expressing an interest in representing the rural constituency in Parliament. Businessman Oldwin Skeete has been selected by the Democratic Labour Party (DLP) to contest the
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Saint Lucia Records 10 New Cases Of COVID-19 - St. Lucia Times News
Press Release:-  The Ministry of Health and Wellness late Saturday May 22, 2021 received confirmation from the Ezra Long Laboratory of 10 new cases of COVID-19. This is from a batch of 109 samples taken on May 18, 2021 and processed on May 21, 2021. All of these new cases were seen at various
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Source: St. Lucia Times News Online - Breaking News & Daily News
Region getting closer to warning labels - Barbados Today
Some 300 Caribbean health professionals and over S40 regional organisations have publicly voiced support for octagonal front of package warning labels to help consumers across the region protect their health. The health professionals and organisations are signatories to a month-long
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