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Sedric J. Heyliger Dies
Friends and family are advised of the Home Going Celebration of Sedric J. Heyliger who was born on Jan. 11, 1930, and died on June 6, 2021.
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Zimbabwe: Govt Urged to Liberalise Fuel Sector to End Shortages
[New Zimbabwe] Acting Petrotrade chief executive officer Godfrey Ncube says the liberalisation of the fuel sector was the best way the country could deal with endless fuel shortages that have seen motorists queue for days for the precious liquid throughout the country.
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Source: allAfrica.com
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Kenya/Egypt: Simba Stun Holders Al Ahly in CAF Champions League
[Nation] Luis Miquissone's first half goal saw Tanzanian champions Simba SC stun holders Al Ahly 1-0 in Dar es Salaam on Tuesday to move top of Group A of the Caf Champions League.
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Egypt Reports 573 New Coronavirus Cases, 52 Fatalities
[Egypt Online] The Ministry of Health announced on Tuesday9/2/2021 that 573 new coronavirus cases were detected, upping the total number of confirmed cases in the country to 170,780.
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Source: allAfrica.com
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Namibia: Kaapehi Calls for Port to Be Named After Kerina
[New Era] Walvis Bay -- Coastal politician and traditional leader Omuingona Uahimisa Kaapehi wants the port of Walvis Bay to be named after the late professor Mburumba Kerina.
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Source: allAfrica.com
Congo-Kinshasa: DR Congo Resumes Use of Astrazeneca Jab
[Nation] The Democratic Republic of Congo has resumed use of the AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine
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Partnerships Energize Projects to Strengthen Legacy of Resilience for USVI
About $93.03 million has been obligated for projects to reduce the loss of life and property from disasters through FEMA’s Hazard Mitigation Grant Program.
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South Sudan Returns to Partial Lockdown as Covid-19 Cases Rise
[Nation] Juba -- The South Sudan National Taskforce on Covid-19 has reintroduced a partial lockdown amid a surge of cases across the country.
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Source: allAfrica.com
Zimbabwe: Injury-Hit Chevrons Seek Redemption
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Gambia: Fans React to Scorpions' Boycott of President's Invitation
[The Point] Gambians fans have reacted to the decision of Gambia senior national team players' (Scorpions) boycotting of the Gambian leader's invitation to State House for their Afcon qualification bonuses on Monday.
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Zimbabwe: Sikhala Dares Chitungwiza Council After Threats to Destroy Vendors' Markets
[New Zimbabwe] Zengeza West MP and MDC Alliance deputy chairperson Job Sikhala Tuesday warned Chitungwiza Municipality not to proceed with its plans to dismantle all informal business in the town as the actions will be met with violence.
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Kenya: Bashir Mohamed - Why Family Wants Independent Investigation Into Businessman's Murder
[Nation] Lawyers representing the family of deceased Somali-American businessman Bashir Mohamed have written to the Director of Public Prosecutions seeking an independent investigation into his murder.
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Kenya: Mutyambai Warns Matatus Over Reckless Driving
[Nairobi News] Inspector-General of Police Hilary Mutyambai has put unruly public service vehicles (PSV) operators along the busy Thika Road on notice.
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Ghana: Martha Bissah Offered Scholarship to Pursue MA in Urban Education
[Ghanaian Times] The Norfolk State University School of Graduate Studies and Research has offered Ghana's golden girl Martha Bissah scholarship to pursue a Masters Degree in Urban Education - Urban School Counselling, in Virginia USA.
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Rwanda: After 100 Days, Rwanda Records 798 Cases of COVID-19
[New Times] After 100 days of Coronavirus pandemic's outbreak in Rwanda, the country has significantly scaled up its virus testing capacity.
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Angola: Lunda Norte Governor Appoints Administrators
[ANGOP] Dundo -- The governor of Lunda Norte, Ernesto Muangala, on Saturday dismissed Jacinto Valente and Maria Teresa Ngambo from their positions as municipal administrators of Capenda Camulemba and Cuilo, respectively.
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Uganda: Nominations for Fufa Top Seat Starts
[Monitor] Candidates interested in the Fufa presidency start their nomination exercise today as the Fufa electoral roadmap enters the business end.
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Cost-U-Less Temporarily Closes STT Store After Positive COVID Tests
Cost-U-Less has temporarily closed its St. Thomas store as a precautionary measure after some of its staff members tested positive for COVID-19 over the weekend, the company announced in a news release issued Tuesday.
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South Africa/Uganda: Cranes Transition Starts On Sour Note Against South Africa
[Monitor] Uganda coach Abdallah Mubiru and his assistants will have spent the last 24 hours pondering how to fix the second-half collapse that saw them surrender a 1-0 lead to lose 3-2 to South Africa on Thursday.
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The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) - Diversity Fuels Us
The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) was founded on the belief more than 50 years ago that the best answers for clients came through diversity of thought. Our founder Bruce Henderson encouraged all consultants—even the most junior members on a team—to engage in vigorous debate and
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Tunisia: ARP Announces Death of MP Mokhtar Lammouchi
[Tunis Afrique Presse] Tunis/Tunisia -- The House of People's Representatives (French: ARP) announced that MP Mokhtar Lammouchi of Ennahdha movement for Kef governorate passed away on Tuesday from the coronavirus at the age of 59.
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Tanzania: Dar Brt to Receive 70 Buses This Week
[Citizen] Dar es Salaam -- The Dar es Salaam Rapid Transit (Dart) system is set for a major boost this week when its operator gets 70 more buses as the government seeks to end commuters' transport nightmares.
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Nigeria: NCDSC Recovers Power Cables Worth N5m From Miscreants in Bauchi
[Premium Times] The command also seized 300 bags of charcoal along Lame - Burra road and in Yankari Game Reserve in the state.
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Morocco Joins Charter of Arab Space Cooperation Group
[MAP] Abu Dhabi -- Morocco has joined the Charter of the Arab Space Cooperation Group during the recent visit of a delegation from the Royal Moroccan Center for Remote Sensing (CRTS), led by its DG Driss Al Haddani, to Abu-Dhabi.
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Zambia: Kenneth Kaunda's Children Sue to Stop Burial By State
[Nation] Lusaka -- The funeral of Zambia's founding President, Kenneth Kaunda, is in limbo as some of his children and other family members have rushed to court to stop the government from burying him at a site designated for the country's heads of State.
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Egypt: Prosecutor General Launches Unified Digital Complaint Service
[Egypt Online] Prosecutor general launches unified digital complaint service
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Somalia: Dhusamareb Hit By Mortar Rounds As Farmaajo And Regional States Leaders Meet
[Dalsan Radio] Somali National Army (SNA) has killed three Al-Shabaab fighters who fired mortar shells in Dhusamareb last night in an operation.
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Uganda: Stray Elephant Kills 60-Year-Old Woman, Injures Two in Amuru
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Kenya: Reverend Natasha Refutes Sex Orgy Claims
[Nairobi News] Flashy city preacher, Reverend Lucy Natasha, has dismissed claims she organized a sex orgy involving a Nigerian preacher with one of her congregants.
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