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Kenya: Maisha Developments Breaks Ground of 259 Units in Limuru
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Property developer Maisha Developments has this week broken ground on 259 apartments within the Tilisi master-planned development located in Rironi, Limuru with over a fifth already sold.
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Sudan: World Bank, IMF - Sudan's Debt to Be Cut By U.S.$50 Billion
[Radio Dabanga] Washington / Khartoum -- The World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have announced that Sudan is to benefit from $50 billion in foreign debt relief, effectively reducing the country's current estimated $56 billion foreign liability to $6 billion over three years.
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Meet Sandra Lindsay, the Jamaican-born nurse who got the first Covid-19 shot in U.S.
On December 14, 2020, New York City nurse Sandra Lindsay became the first person in the U.S. vaccinated against COVID-19 outside of clinical trials. Everyone watched as she was administered the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine. She clapped along with those present after receiving the dose. She got that shot
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‘Whenever I gasped for air, I would realise how precious life is’ - Stabroek News
After a near-death experience while battling COVID-19, which saw her having to be administered oxygen for 58 days, Nisa Walker is happy to finally be able to breathe on her own again and has a deeper appreciation for
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Kenya Joins World in Celebrating World Tourism Day
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Kenya on Monday joined the rest of the world in celebrating world tourism day at a time when the industry is yet to recover from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic which broke out in 2020.
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The outing of science - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
When I worked as a BBC programme producer, I became deeply aware of the disconnect between science and the people. In the BBC's vast array of programmes, science and scientists seemed to be in a box of their own. They lived in ivory towers, impervious to humankind, who one might imagine were sup
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Google Unveils New Initiative Designed To Combat Food Insecurity
Google recently unveiled an initiative designed to combat food insecurity.
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Detroit's Carr Center at 30: 'We want to take the African American culture to the world'
… list presenter of African American work across music, … to present African American performances — in an African American context — … Institution: “The African American story is the … in everyone experiencing African American culture.” Contact Detroit …
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AG: Hefty fines for breaches in covid19 safe zones
AS safe zones in restaurants, cinemas and other recreational areas go live in just over a week, Attorney General Faris Al-Rawi is warning both businesses and patrons that failure to adhere to the main rules of being vaccinated carries a hefty penalty. Speaking during the Prime Minister's media
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Free Summer Meals For School-Aged Children Launched Statewide - The Seattle Medium
The Free Summer Meals sites are located at community centers, public parks, schools and other locations. In King County, they are operated by a team of dedicated AmeriCorps VISTAS, some of whom also provide home delivery services to families at affordable housing
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CAL flies into a storm - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
In the face of the staggering losses faced by Caribbean Airlines over the last 18 months, the government, as majority shareholder in the airline, must press for a realistic strategic plan over the coming months. Clearly adjustments had to be made. The business has largely been grounded durin
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Ethiopia: Govt Claims Soaring Cost, Non-Existent Threat & Popular Resistance Led to Army Withdrawal From Tigray
[Addis Standard] Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed through a televised statement aired today said that the government declared a ceasefire to focus on other national priorities and the decision to leave Mekelle was made to avert a scenario where the military sees the people at large as the enemy. In
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Covid-19 : le passe sanitaire européen entre en vigueur - Haiti24
Le certificat sanitaire européen entre en vigueur, jeudi 1erjuillet, pour faciliter les déplacements et relancer le tourisme au sein de l’Union européenne (UE) cet été, sous la menace toutefois de nouvelles perturbations liées au variant Delta. « Le certificat numérique Covid
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DLCA Fuel Price Survey, Rack Rates as of June 28
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Uganda: Dog Bites Remain a Burden for Communities in Arua
[Monitor] Residents of Vurra Sub-county and other parts of the district have been asked to vaccinate their dogs in order to curb cases of rabies because of the increasing burden of dog bites.
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Met Opera reopens with landmark first show by Black composer | Africanews
After an 18-month shutdown due to Covid-19 and protracted labor disputes with its musicians and crew, the Metropolitan Opera reopened Monday with a history-making debut -- the first work by Black composer Terence Blanchard.
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Govt has unleashed terror on the poor through punitive taxes – CDEDI | Malawi 24 - Malawi news
Rights group, Centre for Democracy and Economic Development Initiatives (CDEDI), says punitive taxes introduced by the Lazarus Chakwera administration will drive more people, especially women, into untold poverty. CDEDI executive director Sylvester Namiwa made the remarks yesterday at a press
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The W at 25: Before the WNBA was the WBL—and Tonyas Chavers
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George Morris Ethridge Dies
George Morris Ethridge peacefully left his earthly body just before sunrise on Friday, June 25, and is now “’jiving’ across the (universal) floor.”
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More Jobs, But Uncertain Picture, As Economy Continues To Recover From Pandemic – The Omaha Star
Economist says normal seasonal adjustments may now inaccurately skew numbers. The post More Jobs, But Uncertain Picture, As Economy Continues To Recover From Pandemic appeared first on Zenger News.
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To mask or not to mask? For the fully vaccinated, is that still a question?
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Third meet for Kenyatta, Macron as France courts east Africa | Africanews
Paris is working to increase its presence in eastern Africa as its stranglehold over West and Central Africa comes under competition from Russia, China, Turkey, and Gulf powers
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Why the UK is suddenly offering 10,000 foreign workers temporary visas
The UK government had previously ruled out issuing visas to foreign workers, but reports on Saturday suggested ministers were planning a U-turn. According to government's statement, 5,000 heavy goods vehicle (HGV) drivers and 5,500 poultry workers have been added to the existing visa scheme until
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Kenya: Nakuru Governor Kinyanjui Full of Praise for Safari Rally
[Nation] Nakuru Governor Lee Kinyanjui has said he is happy after the county successfully hosted the World Rally Championship (WRC) Safari Rally last weekend.
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Zimbabwe: Bulawayo Still Reeling From Illegal Sanctions
[The Herald] THE tale of the demise of Bulawayo's industries is a story which cannot be separated from the illegal sanctions imposed by Western countries on Zimbabwe.
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Shanice Taylor launches fashion company - Barbados Today
Founder and chief fashion designer of her self-named fashion company, Shanice Taylor, has officially launched her brand on the international stage. The local designer’s work reached new heights in 2021, after Barbadian-born international sensation Rihanna wore one of her pieces and it immediately
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Tanzania Issues Temporary Flight Restrictions to Control Covid-19
[Daily News] TANZANIA has banned flights to and from the countries affected by the Covid-19 pandemic as a means to contain the disease.
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Rwanda: Basketball - Surging Coronavirus Cases Force Ferwaba to Suspend League
[New Times] The National Basketball Federation (Ferwaba) has suspended topflight basketball action due to the surging cases of the Covid-19 pandemic in the country.
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