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The United States Secretary of State, Michael R Pompeo, is scheduled to visit two Caribbean Community (Caricom) countries as part of a trip to four countries this week, according to a statement issued by the US State Department.
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'Mi no have any more'
The piercing wail of 51-year-old Loreen Powell set off a flood of tears from those around her yesterday morning in the gritty squatter community of Mona Commons, St Andrew, as she remembered her two daughters who were killed by gunmen at their gate less than 24 hours earlier.
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Lovecraft Country's Wunmi Mosaku and Abbey Lee Discuss the Intricacies of Ruby and Christina
Lovecraft Country is an ensemble show about multiple members of the interconnected Freeman, Baptiste, and Braithwaite families, which made it important for certain characters to be expanded upon from their counterparts in the books. In particular, Wunmi Mosaku’s Ruby and Abbey Lee’s Christina have
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Africa: Adesina and Trump - Two of a Season
[This Day] The African Union should develop diplomatic strategies to help American investors engage Africa's vast pool of genius.
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BET Calls For Action In George Floyd And Breonna Taylor Police Killings
The assault on our communities must end now.
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Baker Botts and Official Black Wall Street to Provide $10 Million in Legal Services to Support Black Entrepreneurship
0 (iStock/kate_sept2004) Embarking on the path of entrepreneurship, one of the most expensive costs that business owners can incur is legal expenses. In efforts to help Black entrepreneurs amid the…
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 Guyana, US ink pact for private sector investment in infrastructure - Stabroek News
As Guyana and the United States yesterday signed an agreement to bolster private sector investment in infrastructure,  visiting Secretary of State Michael Pompeo steered clear of pronouncements  on this country’s controversial 2016 Production Sharing Agreement (PSA) with ExxonMobil, saying simply
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Rent Relief in California: Understanding the State’s Program and How You Can Apply
Due to the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, paying rent has become a real struggle for millions of Californians. But help is available to renters and landlords through the CA COVID-19 Rent Relief program.
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These Black Founders Are Helping Beauty And Wellness Brands Thrive
Jae Joseph and Brianna Wise are the founders of the Black Apothecary Office (BAO), a new concept model incubator servicing Black creatives and startup businesses in the beauty and wellness space.
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Kenya: Scars of the Gangs - Inside the Criminal Underworld of Nairobi's Eastlands
[Nairobi News] On July 19, a gang of teenagers reigned terror in Nairobi's Kayole estate, leaving in their wake broken arms and neighbours cowering in their dwellings.
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SOS continues protests to demand Medicaid Expansion for Alabama
Montgomery, AL – Peaceful protestors – many in wheelchairs and walkers – gathered at the state Capitol to demand Medicaid expansion and were met by at least 32 armed law enforcement officers, not counting those in Montgomery City Police vehicles. The nearly three dozen armed police remained
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Bewitched: Visit Catemaco, A Mexican Town Famed For Its Sorcerers – The Wilmington Journal
Veracruz, once part of the Aztec empire, is considered one of Mexico's most diverse states in terms of tradition and culture. One of its intriguing and somewhat hidden corners is Catemaco, a town famous for [...]
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Rwanda: Insurance Companies Rake in Rwf46 Billion in 2019
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Texas police officer charged in death of Pamela Turner, a Black woman whose killing was captured on video | The Crusader Newspaper Group
By Crystal Hill, Yahoo News A Texas police officer was indicted this week in the death of a Black woman who was killed outside her apartment more than a year ago, an incident that drew national attention and left the victim’s family demanding answers. A Harris County grand jury returned an
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Taiwan scrambles jets ... As China military overshadows US visit
TAIPEI, Taiwan (AFP) - Taiwan scrambled fighter jets yesterday as the Chinese military conducted exercises near the Taiwan Strait during a rare visit by a high-ranking US diplomat to the self-ruled island.
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From Welfare to Millionaire: Alfred Nickson Shares Advice to Financially Empowers the Black Community | The Crusader Newspaper Group
This weekend, millions of Americans will honor Juneteenth: the emancipation of those who had been enslaved in the United States. Yet for generations, the Black community has continued to be limited in their ability to build wealth. In fact, the average white family’s wealth is eight times higher 
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LMA’s Center for Journalism Funding names 16 participants in first lab cohort — The Sacramento Observer
Local Media Association today named 16 news organizations that will participate in the first six-month lab from its Center for Journalism Funding. TheCenter for Journalism Funding, operated by LMA with support from theGoogle News Initiative, aims to strengthen the understanding and capabilities of
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WNBA's Maya Moore Marries the Man She Helped Free From Prison, Jonathan Irons
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Ruth Bader Ginsberg Has Died: 3 Reasons Democrats Shouldn't Panic...Yet - TheGrio
Friday night, Supreme Court Justice, legal, feminist, and pop culture icon Ruth Bader Ginsburg went to join the ancestors at... View Article The post Ruth Bader Ginsberg Has Died: 3 Reasons Democrats Shouldn't Panic…Yet appeared first on TheGrio.
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Guyana through Aberdeen could learn the oil and gas ropes - Stabroek News
Dear Editor, I congratulate the new Government as it appears to be taking a keen interest in the established twinning of Aberdeen, UK and Georgetown and the benefits accruing. The article Guyana through Aberdeen could learn the oil and gas ropes appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Baker Botts and Official Black Wall Street to Provide $10 Million in Legal Services to Support Black Entrepreneurship
The Official Black Wall Street organization is teaming up with Baker Botts to provide financial support for legal service for Black-owned businesses.
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Americans who recovered from COVID-19 denied insurance: report
Survivors of COVID-19 are being denied life insurance. Despite those who are recovering from the virus having medical complications like... View Article The post Americans who recovered from COVID-19 denied insurance: report appeared first on TheGrio.
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North West financial planner gets seven years for stealing R12 million from clients | News24
A North West man has been found guilty of pocketing R12 million of his clients' money and has been jailed for seven years.
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'Will I be dead tomorrow?': Doctors speak of fears as they mourn Abdulhay Munshi | News24
Dozens of doctors and health workers dressed in scrubs gathered outside Dr Abdulhay Munshi's family home to show their support for Munshi.
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Veracruz, once part of the Aztec empire, is considered one of Mexico's most diverse states in terms of tradition and culture. One of its intriguing and somewhat hidden corners is Catemaco, a town famous for its sorcerers and the remedies they provide. The history of Catemaco began before the
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Earvin “Magic” Johnson, majority owner of EquiTrust, the nation’s largest minority-owned insurance company, announced a $100 million partnership with MBE Capital Partners (MBECP), the largest certified minority-owned asset-based lender, and the National Action Network
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