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We are coming back: ANC
BY MOSES MATENGA THE South African ruling African National Congress (ANC) party yesterday defiantly told Zanu PF that its delegation would soon head back to Harare to meet other stakeholders as part of efforts to initiate dialogue to resolve Zimbabwe’s political and economic crises. Zimbabwe is in
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Source: NewsDay Zimbabwe - Everyday News for Everyday People
 Barbados: No charge for a spliff - Stabroek News
(Barbados Nation) Deeming it a waste of both the courts’ and police’s time, Barbadians will no longer be charged for having the quantity of cannabis commonly referred to as a roach or spliff on the streets. The article  Barbados: No charge for a spliff appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Source: Stabroek News - Guyana's Most Trusted Newspaper
The Majority Of Children Who Die From COVID-19 Are Children Of Color
According to data reported to the CDC, 121 children died from COVID-19 between February and July of this year. And 78% of the children who died were Hispanic, Black or Native American.
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Trump says “herd mentality” will help COVID-19 “disappear” - DefenderNetwork.com
President Donald Trump was hit with a series of questions about his handling of the COVID-19 crisis on national television on Tuesday evening, at one point repeating his controversial claim that the virus will 'disappear,' this time saying it would because of 'herd mentality.' Trump was referring
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Naomi Osaka won the US open while campaigning for racial justice – it’s a big deal - Face2Face Africa
It has come to be my strongest belief that those who seek to keep social politics out of sporting arenas are not necessarily blind to the inefficient purpose of their wish; they simply desire the refuge of apathy. The painfully inept argument that 'sports is outside politics' continues to be made
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Taylor poised to achieve historic double - Stabroek News
West Indies Women’s team captain, Stafanie Taylor is ecstatic about cricket returning as she moves closer to another milestone. The article Taylor poised to achieve historic double appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Taliban Chief Rejigs Team for Talks with Afghan Government
The talks between the two sides are yet to begin as the Taliban is insistent on the release of the prisoners as a precondition for the peace talks.
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FILM REVIEW: The 2020 American Black Film Festival – Goes Virtual
In the age of COVID, film festival directors are finding creative ways to screen movies for audiences without gathering large groups at indoor venues. Hence the 2020 ABFF Online Edition. For those who tuned in, the array of films for the 24th festival by black artists was vast. These movies will do
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What is Zec’s role in filling party-list seats?
guest column:Election Resource Centre THE Election Resource Centre (ERC) puts forward this legal opinion on the role of the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) in filling vacancies that have arisen in party-list seats in the National Assembly. The opinion is an analysis of the current provisions of
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Source: NewsDay Zimbabwe - Everyday News for Everyday People
Whistleblower exposes alleged mass hysterectomies of immigrant women in the US - Voice Online
A WHISTLEBLOWER nurse and advocacy groups have filed a complaint against Irwin County Detention Centre... The post Whistleblower exposes alleged mass hysterectomies of immigrant women in the US appeared first on Voice Online.
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How to maximise the benefits of the approaching end of your bonuses
2020 will go down history as one of the toughest years for most Zimbabweans. Other than the economic hardships the country had already been going through, COVID-19 made the situation even more difficult. Household budgets have been stretched to the limit, so the chance of an approaching festive
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Source: NewsDay Zimbabwe - Everyday News for Everyday People
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Women’s Hundred players can keep contracts for 2021 - Stabroek News
(Reuters) - The England & Wales Cricket Board (ECB) said  yesterday all players who were offered contracts for the Women’s Hundred this year can renew their deal on the same terms for 2021. The article Women’s Hundred players can keep contracts for 2021 appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Groves High School Senior Wins ClearWater Solutions Scholarship
The scholarship winners are considered leaders in their schools, not only with exceptional academic accomplishments, but being involved in school activities and community service efforts as
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Spelling Bee called off for this season
Delays to the resumption of in-person classes have caused the cancellation of the 2020-2021 season of the annual Gleaner’s Children’s Own Spelling Bee contest. The Gleaner Company (Media) Limited (GCML), which stages the islandwide tournament,...
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One Way To Save The Airline Industry: Hire More Black Pilots
Every few years, Boeing releases a report forecasting the number of professionals that the aviation industry will need in the coming years, from pilots and maintenance technicians to cabin
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Holness trumpets world-class broadband for growth spurt
Prime Minister Andrew Holness laid out a list of “nation-building” investment strategies, including a world-class broadband system that he says will create the space needed for Jamaica to return to economic growth. Holness was speaking for the...
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Trump's ABC News town hall: Fact-checking the president's answers - African American News Today - EIN News
… not have 'tremendous African American support' TRUMP… he had "tremendous African American support" and that, … , "We have tremendous African American support. You've … doing extremely well with African Americans." But his claim …
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Gata bounces back at Zesa amid probe
BY DESMOND CHINGARANDE ZESA Holdings executive chairman Sydney Gata has bounced back at the power utility after President Emmerson Mnangagwa waived his suspension pending finalisation of investigations into the misconduct allegations which led to his ouster last month. Mnangagwa directed that Gata
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Coronavirus causes learning losses
“Even before the COVID pandemic, we were already faced with a very serious challenge in education, which is a global learning
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159 Percent Increase in Indian Bank Frauds Last Year – The Wilmington Journal
India follows an April-March financial year. And until March 2019, there were 6,799 cases of fraud, involving INR 71,543 crore ($9.7 billion). By March 2020, the number had increased to 8,707, according to the recently [...]
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9 Things to Consider Before Investing in Cryptocurrency - 2021 Guide | PensacolaVoice Magazine 2020
Investing in cryptocurrency has become a common trend. A few people know the right way to invest their money in digital currencies, and the rest make assumptions. Undoubtedly, it is a risky investment, and you need to decide wisely whether to initiate or not. Whenever you spend your money to Read
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Region Ten man with COVID-19 institutionalised after breaching stay-home order  - Stabroek News
A Department of Education employee in Region Ten who tested positive for the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) has been institutionalised after he was seen wandering around Linden shortly after he was placed in home
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Woods aims to end lacklustre run at U.S. Open - Stabroek News
MAMARONECK, New York, (Reuters) - Tiger Woods hopes to snap his run of lacklustre performances at the U.S. The article Woods aims to end lacklustre run at U.S. Open appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Women, youth, and education top agenda of young senator
AS she takes her place as one of the youngest Jamaicans ever to be appointed to the Senate, Opposition Senator Gabriela Morris has put youth and education as well as issues affecting women at the top of her agenda.
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K. Michelle Reveals She ‘Cried For Days’ After Losing Out On A Role In ‘P-Valley’
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Are China and Iran meddling in US elections? It’s complicated.
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Violence is a form of politics -
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Cultural strategist Adah Parris joins mental health social enterprise as new Chair - Voice Online
Adah is a cultural innovator, change consultant, network builder and keynote speaker. As a personal... The post Cultural strategist Adah Parris joins mental health social enterprise as new Chair appeared first on Voice Online.
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Ramaphosa to announce limited international travel, Level 1 - sources | News24
President Cyril Ramaphosa's Cabinet is expected to agree to the resumption of international travel and the reopening of borders, but there are strings attached.
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‘I’m not here to just fall in line’ - Youngest-ever senator vows to make impact as women sworn in for service
Up to Monday night, 23-year-old Gabriela Morris was just a university student focused on youth representation. But today, the Montego Bay native holds the title of being the country’s youngest ever senator. “Life comes at you fast,” she said,...
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