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Removing list requirement in Article 160 (2) (a) will do much to enhance stagnant democracy - Stabroek News
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Forbes latest: Nicky Oppenheimer 'now worth more' than Johann Rupert
The pendulum has swung in favour of Nicky Oppenheimer, as Forbes named him as South Africa's richest person - despite competition from Johann Rupert.
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Newsom Approval Ratings Plummet, First GOP Challenger Launches Campaign | L.A. Focus News
Staff The recall effort against Gov. Gavin Newsom is heating up as Californians grow increasingly frustrated with the state’s COVID-19 pandemic response. A new poll by the UC Berkeley Institute of Governmental Studies found that more than a third of California’s registered voters would vote yes to
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It is the COVID-19 Anniversary…But, Let’s not celebrate - Houston Forward Times
Anniversaries and birthdays are special events. Each gives us a reason to celebrate and to… The post It is the COVID-19 Anniversary…But, Let’s not celebrate appeared first on Houston Forward Times.
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This Day in History — February 4
Today is the 35th day of 2021. There are 330 days left in the year.TODAY'S HIGHLIGHT2011: President Barack Obama appeals to Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak to focus on his legacy and begin an orderly process to relinquish the power he has held for 30 years. But Obama stops short of calling for
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COVID-19 latest: SA records 3 751 new cases, death toll increase by 261
South Africa currently has a cumulative COVID-19 caseload of 1 466 767 along with 45 605 deaths and 1 327 186 recoveries.
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PR Veteran’s Book Offers Strategic Advice to Black Women
The selection and subsequent election of Sen. Kamala Harris to vice president serves, for Jennifer R. Farmer, as a beacon of hope and a validation of what Black women can achieve with hard work, tenacity and support from their village and the alignment of the
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US says Guyana agrees to establishment of Taiwan office - Stabroek News
The United States this evening disclosed that Guyana had agreed to the establishment of a Taiwan office here, a development likely to gravely harm Georgetown’s relations with China. The article US says Guyana agrees to establishment of Taiwan office appeared first on Stabroek News.
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The friends who got into the multi-billion-dollar eyewear industry after realizing a lack of Black ownership - Face2Face Africa
Two long-time friends Tracy Vontélle Green and Nancey Harris have started their own luxury eyewear brand after they realized African Americans are underrepresented in the multi-billion industry. Coincidentally, it took the pair losing their old pair of expensive glasses to search the market for
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WATCH | Western Cape ready to roll out vaccines | News24
The Western Cape government is gearing up to roll out a massive vaccine programme. The province's Health MEC Nomafrench Mbombo said over 138 000 health workers are eligible to receive the vaccination.
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Cape Town's safety and security boss resigns, citing early retirement | News24
A massive shake-up at the City of Cape Town is said to have resulted in the sudden resignation of safety and security executive director Richard Bosman.
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Short & Intense Workouts: The Secret To Burning More Calories | BlackDoctor.org - Where Wellness & Culture Connect
For many years I worked out and tried nearly every workout craze that existed. I used to put in long hours at the gym. I would work out with various personal trainers to achieve a cut and defined body. Then I met someone who was in incredible shape and asked them what they did […]
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America refused to honor MLK with a holiday because Congress thought it'd be 'expensive' - The inside story - Face2Face Africa
Martin Luther King Jr. Day has fallen on the third Monday of every January since 1986. As fate would have it, the opinions of Republican President Ronald Reagan evolved on the issue of MLK being honored with a holiday and that paved the way for just a few more Republicans to support it. Republicans
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Way clear for Demerara Cricket Board elections - Stabroek News
With the Cricket Administration Act no longer suspended, the Demerara Cricket Board (DCB) is likely to now be able to hold its elections to select office-holders. The article Way clear for Demerara Cricket Board elections appeared first on Stabroek News.
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R&B Chart-Topper J. Holiday Returns With A Fresh Variant On His Grammy-Nominated Sound | Atlanta Daily World
Songs like “Bed” and “Suffocate” pushed J. Holiday’s debut album, “Back of My Lac,” to the top of the Billboard 200’s R&B and Hip-Hop Album charts. Those hits recaptured what many felt was becoming an extinct form of true lovemaking R&B music. In 2009, “Back of My Lac” was nominated for a Grammy
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Remembering Rex Nettleford – An Intellectual Giant, Cultural Icon, University Leader, A Renaissance Man | New York Carib News
It's eleven years ago that we lost this giant of a man from a heart attack in his hotel room in Washington. 
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Picture This: Flip Charts Help In Fight Against Leprosy – Free Press of Jacksonville
MUMBAI, India — Sometimes, a picture is worth a lot more than a thousand words. In six Indian states where leprosy is endemic, more than 300,000 community health workers are using large, pictorial flip charts [...]
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Taliban Posts Warning Over 'Foreign Occupation Forces' in Afghanistan - The Washington Informer
The Taliban this week posted a strongly worded tweet warning against “the presence of foreign occupation forces” in Afghanistan and countries “baselessly” asserting that the Islamic Emirate is “continuing a senseless war, is killing civilians, is destroying public infrastructure and is involved in
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Earth Today | Ambitious pledges at first global adaptation summit
CLIMATE CHANGE adaptation got a shot in the arm recently as more than 30 world leaders and over 50 ministers, plus a string of industry bosses, multilateral heads, and civil society actors came together to affirm strong support for adaptation...
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COVID-19: SA records 4 058 new cases as death toll pushes past 45 000
South Africa currently has a cumulative COVID-19 caseload of 1 463 016 along with 44 399 deaths and 1 318 504 recoveries.
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Bicycling Advocate at the Center of Black Bike Clubs’ Evolution | Chicago Defender
Who advocated for the Marshall “Major” Taylor Bike Trail to be completed in 2007, so that South Siders can enjoy the same safety, access, and convenience that designated trails provide their North Side neighbors? A Black man. More precisely, Keith Holt. If that opening graph reminded you of the
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India’s Exports Likely To Get A Boost From New Textile Parks  – Free Press of Jacksonville
CHENNAI, India — India’s exports are likely to get a boost once seven new textile parks are set up in the next three years. “Small countries like Bangladesh have taken over India because we are [...]
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Susan Rice: Biden administration will approach immigration 'humanely'
The southern border is the focus of another presidential administration. During the Trump administration's four years, the efforts to prevent the... View Article The post Susan Rice: Biden administration will approach immigration 'humanely and responsibly' appeared first on TheGrio.
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South Africa in a spin over fitness of key duo - Stabroek News
(Reuters) - South Africa are sweating over the fitness of their two frontline spinners Keshav Maharaj and Tabraiz Shamsi ahead of the second test against Pakistan that starts in Rawalpindi today. The article South Africa in a spin over fitness of key duo appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Tamera Mowry-Housley Explains How Her Mother Helped She And Tia Fight For The Money They Deserved
While Tia and Tamera were household names thanks to the popularity of their show "Sister, Sister," they weren't being compensated as well as other white actresses of the time. Thankfully, their mother Darlene Mowry helped them to get what they deserved.
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Joseph Flavill: Meet the teenager who fell into a coma before the pandemic
Joseph Flavill suffered a traumatic brain injury and had been in a coma for 10 months. Now recovering, he has no knowledge of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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COVID-19 economy: California unemployment claims leap 79% | L.A. Focus News
California unemployment claims last week topped 100,000 again, government officials reported Thursday, in a sign the job market has yet to shake off economic woes unleashed by the coronavirus. Jobless workers in the week ending Jan. 30 filed 104,400 initial unemployment claims, a 79% increase from
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’We Can Do Everything:‘ The Lucas Bros. Talk ‘Judas,’ Creativity & Black Hope
In less than five years, Keith and Kenny Lucas—better known as The Lucas Bros.—have become an indelible part of a growing list of Black comedic forces. Their roles in 2014’s […] The post 'We Can Do Everything:' The Lucas Bros. Talk 'Judas,' Creativity & Black Hope appeared first on Essence.
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Biden's pledge for global LGBTQ rights puts other nations on notice
President Joe Biden continues to fulfill his promise for equity. His latest memo supports global LGBTQ rights.The president also pledges... View Article The post President Biden's pledge for global LGBTQ rights puts other nations on notice appeared first on TheGrio.
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The rare Guyana earthquake - Stabroek News
The dry earth was still booming and vibrating in remote southern Guyana on a blazing Sunday afternoon, but across the Atlantic, it was just after 8 p.m. The article The rare Guyana earthquake appeared first on Stabroek News.
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