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Flames ready for Lesotho
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Tackling racial disparities in mental health - African Voice Newspaper
In an exclusive op-ed for African Voice, Minister for Mental Health Gillian Keegan said, It’s crucial anyone experiencing a mental health crisis can access the right care at the right time - and their race should never influence the care they receive.  “I know disparities exist in mental
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South Africa: Minister Blade Nzimande On Wits University Young Researchers Taking Leading Roles At the Atlas Experiment Collaboration of the European Organisation for Nuclear Research
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South Africa/Morocco: Nigeria vs South Africa - Super Falcons, Bayana Bayana Rekindle Rivalry in Morocco
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Cori Broadus Calls Out Trolls Who Say Men Only Love Her For Being Snoop Dogg’s Daughter
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Marigold Harding resigns as board chair at Edna Manley College
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‘Horrible acts of violence’ against our children is not a ‘one solution kind of issue’ - TSDMemphis.com
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Community Violence Interrupters: Does the Concept Work?
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LA County reports 15,413 new COVID cases over holiday weekend - L.A. Focus News
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Origin of South African music – Amapiano - GAJ
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Family Wants Answers After Black Man Is Fatally Shot Over Traffic Violation | Atlanta Daily World
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Tanzania policeman killed in protest over wildlife protection area | News24
A policeman has been killed in northeast Tanzania during a clash with Masai herders protesting the cordoning off of land to create a wildlife protection area, an official has said.
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Generation Z Sparking the ‘Great Resignation’ as Employers Realize Shortages - DW
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Seychelles: ILO and IOM Organise Meeting in Seychelles to Address Influx of Migrant Workers
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This Rocket Scientist Began Her Career As A “Human Computer” For NACA’s (Later Known As NASA)
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Ghana: Stakeholders Collaborate to Fight SGBV in UeER
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St James taxi operator murdered across from police station
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'Working in hospital during power outages is like playing Russian roulette with our patients' | News24
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