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U.S. surgeons have successfully implanted the heart of a genetically modified pig into a human patient in a medical first, saving the patient's life. Doctors at the University of Maryland Medical Center said Monday that the patient, David Bennett Sr, is doing well three days after the surgery. This
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Santa Claus & Hope Alive Outreach bring joy to Jordan Park
Dr. Basha P. Jordan, Jr., CEO of Hope Alive Outreach treated Jordan Park residents to toys, blankets, socks, and winter caps on Christmas Eve. ST. PETERSBURG - What better time to bring joy to Jordan Park than while the residents are in the middle of moving, preparing for the renovation of 206
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China’s Belt And Road Initiative Snags Cuba On Christmas Day
My recent pair of articles based on an interview with Professor David Arase of the Hopkins-Nanjing Center, published in Asia Times under the title Belt & Road Phase 2 moves beyond infrastructure and ‘Greater Eurasia’: Belt & Road expands in Africa, detailed the evolution of China’s Belt & Road
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AFCON 2021: Here's how much the winners will get as CAF just increased the prize money
The 2021 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) kicked off on Sunday, January 9 in Douala, Cameroon. Africa's flagship football tournament will feature 24 teams from across the continent, including African football powerhouses like Egypt, Ghana, Nigeria, Algeria and the host country Cameroon. At the heart
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U.S. Inflation Makes Biggest Jump in 40 Years - The Washington Informer
The Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers increased 0.5% in December on a seasonally adjusted basis after rising 0.8% in November, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Wednesday. The post U.S. Inflation Makes Biggest Jump in 40 Years appeared first on The Washingt
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Shahbal secures training for cancer doctors in Turkey
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South Oak Cliff Golden Bears’ road to the championship - Dallas Examiner
By DIANE XAVIER The Dallas Examiner It’s been a long time coming for Dallas ISD high school football. The South Oak Cliff High School football team raised the bar by winning the UIL 5A [...] The post South Oak Cliff Golden Bears’ road to the championship appeared first on Dallas Examiner.
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Malawi: Ministry Distributes Ppes in Secondary Schools
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The National Civil Rights Museum Shifts to Hybrid King Day Event - Los Angeles Sentinel
The National Civil Rights Museum has pivoted to present King Day: An All-Day Hybrid Celebration on January 17, 2022, with free admission to the museum from 8:00am to 6:00pm.  The museum is at limited capacity to uphold health and safety protocols. Guests must reserve museum passes online at
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Egypt Human Rights Group Closes Down Due to Government Persecution
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'Uhuru Doctrine': 2022 not just about State House
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Deyalsingh: No ID card needed to get covid19 vaccines
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Terrence Deyalsingh. PEOPLE who do not have national identification cards will not be prevented from getting vaccinated against covid19. Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh gave this assurance while responding to questions from
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UK's Boris Johnson Apologises For Attending Lockdown Party - St. Lucia Times News
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Nigeria: three dead, many wounded in church collapse | Africanews
At least three people, including two children, died on Tuesday night when a church collapsed on the outskirts of the southeastern Nigerian city of Asaba.
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Heartfelt Tributes Pour In For 'Iconic Trailblazer' Sidney Poitier
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After 37 years, wrongly convicted man freed as witness says police bribed him with sex and drugs
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5 African Tribes Affected the Most by the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade | Black Excellence
The Trans-Atlantic slave trade was without a doubt one of the most consequential acts in not just American history but in all of human history. Although
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US military links prolific hacking group to Iranian intelligence
The content originally appeared on: CNN Washington (CNN)The US military's Cyber Command on Wednesday detailed multiple hacking tools that officials say Iran's Ministry of Intelligence and Security has used against computer networks 'around the world.' It's the first time, according to a command
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Africa: Equatorial Guinea V Cote d'Ivoire - A Tough Test
[CAF] After finishing the 2015 edition at home in a historic fourth place, Equatorial Guinea returns to the TotalEnergies Africa Cup of Nations by facing twice Champions Côte d'Ivoire, who last won the title in the same 2015 edition.
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COVID-19: Martinique Surge Brings Over 7000 Cases In One Week - St. Lucia Times News
Martinique, currently experiencing a strong COVID-19 surge, has reported 7395 cases in one week, according to Regional Health Agency figures published on Tuesday. The 7395 cases compared to 1686 the previous week and resulted from 46953 tests between January 3 and 9. Since the start of the COVID-19
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Senate Passes Bill To Honor Emmett Till And His Mother
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Once Again A White High School Student Gets In Trouble Over Racist ‘If I Was Black, I’d Be Picking Cotton’ Sign
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Maya Angelou now the first Black woman on U.S. quarter
The U.S. Treasury has minted coins featuring esteemed African-American writer and poet Maya Angelou, making her the first Black woman ever featured on the U.S. 25-cent coin known as a quarter. Angelou is the first of five women whose likeness are set to be featured on new 25-cent coins in 2022 as
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Ivory Coast lead Group E after beating Equatorial Guinea 1-0 | Africanews
Max Gradel’s beautiful strike was enough to give the Elephants of Ivory Coast the win in their first game of the AFCON 2021 against Equatorial Guinea.
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Africa: What 2022 Has in Store for Africa
[Chatham House] Key short-terms trends are democratic advances and retreats, security and conflict hotspots, economic recovery, and increased volatility, plus climate change.
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Gittens Riled At 911 Operators ‘From Outside’ Doing A Better Job Here Temporarily
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January 10: President Barack Obama's Farewell Address, 2017 - Los Angeles Sentinel
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Vitali Klitschko, Mayor of Kiev and former heavyweight boxer, says 'we prepare for any case' over tension with Russia
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Nigeria: Global Growth to Slow Through 2023, Says World Bank Boss
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Kenneth Walcott Dies at 90
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