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School closures would further hinder education for learners who have already lost 20 months of learning since lockdown last year, a researcher said.
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Liberia: Weeks Left Hanging
Former Central Bank Executive Governor Milton Weeks has been left hanging at the Supreme awaiting a separate hearing, while Liberian prosecutors on Friday May 15, filed a nolle prosequi (drop charges against) former President Ellen Johnson - Sirleaf's son Charles E. Sirleaf "with prejudice," and
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Grantley Adams closed on Friday, all other schools to resume face to face classes - Barbados Today
The Ministry of Education, Technological and Vocational Training is informing that all schools will return to their regular schedule tomorrow, Friday, June 18th, EXCEPT the Grantley Adams Memorial Secondary School. The Primary School Assessments that were scheduled today have been rescheduled to
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Minneapolis park playgrounds, courts and fields to reopen in two weeks
As Governor Walz’s Executive Order 20-56 went into effect Monday to safely reopen Minnesota’s economy and ensure safe non-work activities during Stay Safe MN, the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB) is beginning to slowly re-open courts, play areas, skateparks and sport fields over the
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Hip Hop Hall of Fame + Museum to Secure Its Museum Building in December 2015
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Naomi Osaka Pulls Out Of Wimbledon
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Cameroon: Obituary - Franklin Ndifor Passes On
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Earvin Magic Johnson's Equitrust funds over $100 million for minority and women owned businesses
Earvin “Magic” Johnson, majority owner of EquiTrust, the nation’s largest minority-owned insurance company, announced a $100 million partnership with MBE Capital Partners, the largest certified minority-owned asset-based lender, and the National Action
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Zimbabwe extends coronavirus lockdown 'indefinitely'
Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa has extended a nationwide lockdown meant to control the spread of coronavirus, though the restrictions will be reviewed every two
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Tunisia: Baccalaureate Results See Improvement Compared to Previous Year - Minister
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Africa: Coronavirus Holds Up a Mirror to Hidden Gaslighting Abuse
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Where Is The Illinois Player Who Won $56 Million? | The Crusader Newspaper Group
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