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Mayor introduces the Census Cowboy and offers concerns over Coronavirus | The Crusader Newspaper Group
By Patrick Forrest Mayor Lori Lightfoot gave updates on the Coronavirus in the city of Chicago as well as ongoing efforts to get as many people as possible to respond to the 2020 Census. The mayor pushed the Census initiative by introducing the city to the newest member of her arsenal, the Census
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What We’ve Learned from 101 Years of American Unrest - African American News Today - EIN News
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Inflation in South Africa plunges to lowest level in 15 years - TechCentral
South Africa's headline consumer inflation slowed to 2.1% year on year in May, its lowest in more than 15 years, from 3% in April, data from Statistics South Africa showed on Wednesday.
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Half of San Quentin prisoners infected with COVID-19 - TheGrio
California San Quentin prison has made news for their response to COVID-19 as now half of the population has confirmed... View Article The post Half of San Quentin prisoners infected with COVID-19 appeared first on TheGrio.
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6 things to watch in Texas' primary runoff election | Dallas Weekly
Polls open in July. Voters wearing masks and gloves. Texans will be voting in the middle of a pandemic on Tuesday in a runoff election originally scheduled for May. Here’s what to watch for when the results come in. 1. A race to face off against John Cornyn Whoever wins the U.S. Senate Democratic
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Kenyans hold funeral for first doctor to die of covid-19 | Africanews
Family members and colleagues on Monday gather at the funeral of the first Kenyan doctor, Doreen Adisa Lugaliki in Bungoma, who has tragically become the first doctor in Kenya to die from
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Drake Goes To Barbados To Shoot Some Hoops, Rihanna Still Not Impressed
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North West MECs test negative for Covid-19 after colleague's death | News24
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Booze sales ban could save SA R1.3bn, enable treatment of up to 18 000 Covid-19 patients - Parliament hears | News24
Eight weeks of an alcohol ban would save the country R1.3 billion and would enable the treatment of about 18 000 Covid-19 patients in general wards or about 13 000 in ICU wards, modelling suggests.
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Govt piles more misery on transacting public
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Colin Kaepernick Partners With Kennedy Organization to Bail People Out of Jail - Black Enterprise
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Op-Ed: A Renaissance for Bragg Stadium, A Renaissance For Tallahassee’s South-Side - Black News Channel
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Spain orders cull of nearly 100,000 farmed mink after animals test positive for Covid-19 - L.A. Focus Newspaper
The Department of Agriculture, Livestock and Environment of Spain's Aragon region said in a statement on Thursday that it had ordered the slaughter of the 92,700 mink after seven workers on the farm tested positive for Covid-19 and the animals were found to be infected with the
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