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Malawi: World Bank Calls for More Efforts in Disaster and Climate Risk Preparedness
[Nyasa Times] Senior Disaster Risk Specialist for the World Bank, Francis Nkoka Friday underscored the need for more efforts to be channelled towards strengthening the country's disaster and climate risk preparedness with adequate financing and legal framework.
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Kenya: 5 Parties Sign MOU Ahead of 2022 Elections
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- At least five political parties have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to work together ahead of the 2022 General Elections set for August next year.
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ZHRC probes Cyrene Farm invasion - NewsDay Zimbabwe
The settlers seized the farm at the height of the chaotic land reform programme in 2000, with police said to be reluctant to evict them despite the existence of a High Court order. The post ZHRC probes Cyrene Farm invasion appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Tanzania: Study Reveals Daunting Findings Over Early Marriage
[Daily News] A new survey by a Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO)-Save the Children, has revealed that over 22,000 girls die every year in Tanzania due to early marriages.
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No end in sight for Kericho court woes
Court premises were relocated seven months ago after the National Building Inspectorate report condemned earlier ones, citing deficiencies.
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Opponents of critical race theory seek to flip school boards - DefenderNetwork.com
A racial reckoning began years ago for the Guilford school system, first with an episode in which a student wore blackface makeup to a home football game and then a fraught debate over the elimination of its mascot, the Indians. After the killing of George Floyd, district leaders
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Nigeria: Maximising Nigeria's Opportunities for Agricultural Exports
[This Day] Gilbert Ekugbe in this piece tasked the federal government to urgently address challenges fuelling the low level of exports of agricultural goods relative to total exports.
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Sudan capital locked down after coup triggers deadly unrest - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Roads were blocked, shops were shut, phones were down and mosque loudspeakers blared calls for a general strike in Sudan on Tuesday, a day after the army seized power in a coup. At least seven people were killed in unrest triggered by the military takeover, which brought a halt to
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Loud & Wrong: Brooklyn Nets Lockdown Barclays Center After Protest In Support of Kyrie Irving Gets Rowdy
Ahead of the Nets matchup with the Charlotte Hornets, a large group gathered outside the Barclays Center to protest New York City's vaccine mandates demanding Kyrie Irving be allowed to play. The protest quickly got rowdy, forcing the Barclays Center to go on lockdown.
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First Steps Made In Congress To Honor Pop Superstar Prince
Minnesota’s Congressional delegation on Monday is introducing a resolution to posthumously award the Congressional Gold Medal to pop superstar Prince, citing his “indelible mark on Minnesota and American culture,” The Associated Press has learned.
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Gambia: Japanese Ambassador Tatsuo Introduces New Hon. Consul to Gambia
[The Point] The Gambia was honoured to welcome His Excellency, Mr. Arai Tatsuo, Ambassador of Japan to the Republic of The Gambia from 21 October to 23 October to attend to very important events.
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Biden administration boosting at-home Covid testing efforts | The Atlanta Voice
The Biden administration is taking steps to boost access to over-the-counter Covid-19 testing, the Department of Health and Human Services announced Monday. That includes a $70 million investment from the National Institutes of Health via the Covid relief package passed earlier this year to bring
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Anti-Vax Crowd Storms Barclays Center in Support of Kyrie Irving • EBONY
At the Brooklyn Nets home opener, a large group of vaccine mandate protesters demonstrated outside the Barclays Center, demanding that Kyrie Irving be permitted to play NBA games with the team, Yahoo Sports reported. Donning shirts in support of the star guard and holding protest signs with slogans
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Atlanta pharmacy to pay $4.6 million to settle False Claims Act allegations regarding compound medications | The Atlanta Voice
Curant, Inc., which owns pharmacies in Smyrna, Georgia and St. Petersburg, Florida, along with its owners and related entities, agreed to pay $4.6 million to resolve allegations that they violated the False Claims Act by, among other things, charging the government far higher prices than the “usual
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It's Proving Difficult To Find A Jury In The Trial For Ahmaud Arbery's Killing - The Seattle Medium
Finding jurors to sit in the trial for the three men charged in Ahmaud Arbery's killing is proving difficult in the Glynn County, Georgia, courtroom where jury selection began this
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Keeping it Real: Sheriff Chad Bianco—Nepotism, a Clear Conflict of Interest
S. E. Williams When news broke early this month regarding Sheriff Chad Bianco’s 2014 membership in the anti- government militia group the Oath Keepers, it soon became clear he had no plans to denounce his association with the organization. However, he tried all the usual political
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Millie Dunn Veasley: Veteran of the Women's Army Corps and Women's Auxiliary Army Corps
Millie Dunn Veasley was a veteran who served from 1942 to 1945 in the Women's Army Corps and the Women's Auxiliary Army Corps. Veasey was born in Raleigh, North Carolina, nine blocks away from the North Carolina State Capitol building. She was one of six children and was named after her beloved
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With export restrictions eased, Colombia's medical cannabis business is poised for liftoff | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: CNN Back then, growing marijuana was illegal, and security forces targeted plantations with forced eradication campaigns aimed at stemming illicit trafficking. Five years later, the 29-year old engineer oversees the cutout process at Clever Leaves, one of
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DP Ruto: Governor Waiguru is bold for joining UDA
Waiguru today joined UDA after months of speculation.
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Virgin Islander Tapped as Interim Superintendent for Pittsburgh Public Schools
In September, Wayne Walters was named interim superintendent for the Pittsburgh Public Schools, a system to which he has dedicated more than 30 years, serving first as a teacher, then climbing the ranks to assistant superintendent.
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Palmiste fire survivor: It still feels like a dream - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Veterinary technician Sindy Chapman and her nephew, Daniel Chapman, are doing well after escaping a horrific blaze at their home at Lazzari Street, Palmiste last Thursday. But Chapman said she still cannot believe it. She told Newsday everything still feels like a dream. The house, which she
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Racial Justice Groups Demand Mark Zuckerberg’s Resignation After Facebook Papers Leak
"Facebook’s persistent actions to undermine content moderation are the latest evidence that Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook leadership will continue to sacrifice the safety of our communities to line their pockets."
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Sudanese doctors treat wounded protestors as anti-coup marches spread | Africanews
At least four people were killed and over 80 wounded when security forces opened fire on protesters in Khartoum, according to the Sudan Doctors’ Committee
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Barbados Elects Its First President To Replace Britain's Queen Elizabeth As Head of State
Barbados elected Sandra Mason as the island’s very first president last Wednesday, replacing Great Britain’s Queen Elizabeth as head of state
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Sudan's army declares state of emergency, dissolves government | Africanews
General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan's announcement in a televised address came as protestors massed in the capital Khartoum to voice their anger at the army's move
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Zuma loses plea to remove prosecutor, corruption trial to start in April | Africanews
Zuma had asked that the prosecutor, Billy Downer, be removed from the case, saying he was neither independent nor impartial. But a judge in the Pietermaritzburg Court told a hearing attended by Zuma that he was "not persuaded" by the former president's arguments
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Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr. Celebrates 80th Birthday in Harlem After Recovering from COVID-19 - The New York Beacon
Rev. Jesse Jackson celebrated his 80th birthday at the National Action Network headquarters in Harlem, New York. Families and friends gathered at the location on October 22 to salute the civil rights leader. He turned 80 on October 8. “In New York today with @real_sharpton,” Jackson wrote
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Namibia: Precedent for Same-Sex Couples, Rights of Children in Citizenship Ruling
[Namibian] THE Legal Assistance Centre (LAC) says a recent High Court judgement confirming the Namibian citizenship by descent of a child born through surrogacy to a same-sex couple is progressive and demonstrates that the courts are taking cognisance of children's rights.
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Candace Owens mocks Alec Baldwin after accidental shooting on film set
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Nigeria: Presidency Punctures the Economist's Report On Nigeria
[This Day] Abuja -- The Presidency yesterday formally reacted to last week's report by London-based The Economist magazine which said the President Muhammadu Buhari-led administration wasn't doing enough to address several challenges confronting the country, especially the rising state of
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