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[Premium Times] The Pandora Papers series is launching more than five years after the Panama Papers revelations of 2016. That investigation exposed offshore companies linked to more than 140 politicians in more than 50 countries.
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Uganda: Ray of Hope as 8 Children Are Declared Cancer-Free
[Monitor] Uganda Cancer Institute has embarked on an initiative that aims at increasing access to treatment for cancer-stricken children.
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The Sneaker Game: RARES App Founder Gerome Sapp
Sneakers are big money, and investing in them is a no-brainer, now. Gerome Sapp, a former NFL player and the Founder & CEO of RARES, introduced a new app that allows users to literally invest in kicks, but convincing venture capitalists of the money in the sneaker game was practically
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Somalia: Supporting Information and Communications Technology Advances in Somalia
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Cocid-19: South Africa eager to leave UK travel red list | Africanews
The “red list” placement means people in the UK are banned from traveling to South Africa. It also means anyone traveling from Britain to South Africa faces a mandatory 10-day quarantine when returning home, even if they are fully vaccinated and test negative for coronavirus.
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Uganda: 253,000 Teachers Not Vaccinated
[Monitor] The government yesterday said up to 253,386 out of 550,000 teachers are not vaccinated against Covid-19 even though the reopening of education institutions has been pegged on their vaccination.
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Uganda: Lightning Kills Three in Rubanda District
[Monitor] Three people died on spot after they were struck by lightning at Kamuserwa cell, Nyarurambi ward in Rubanda Town Council, Rubanda District.
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Guinea: Coup Leader Mamady Doumbouya to Step Down After Transition
[Nation] Newly sworn-in Guinean transition President and coup leader Col. Mamady Doumbouya has promised to stick to his government's terms of transition charter and step-down after elections.
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Somalia: Tanzania's President Receives Credentials From Somalia's New Ambassador
[Dalsan Radio] Ambassador Zahra Ali Hassan handed over, on Monday, her credentials as Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Federal Republic of Somalia to the United Republic of Tanzania, to the Tanzanian President, . (Madam) Samia Suluhu Hassan, in a ceremony held at the presidential
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Somalia: Information Minister, Osman Dubbe Elected As Senator in Ongoing Somaliland Elections
[Dalsan Radio] The Information Minister, Osman Abukar Dubbe has won the fourth Somaliland senate seat in Somalia's new Upper House of Federal Parliament on Wednesday in the ongoing elections for Somaliland.
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Uganda: Big Challenges As Schools Reopen
[Monitor] Even before Uganda recorded its first Covid-19 case, President Museveni on March 20 ordered the closure of all institutions of learning on grounds that he was removing all likely hotspots to prevent any super spread of the pandemic.
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Nigeria: Protests Rock Abuja on Independence Day Celebration
[This Day] Activists yesterday embarked on an Independence Day protest in Abuja shortly after President Muhammadu Buhari addressed the nation in commemoration of Nigeria's 61st Independence anniversary.
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New York City Announces Plans For Educational Reform In How Black History Is Taught In America
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NDG Book Review: ‘There She Was’ takes a look at an iconic tradition - North Dallas Gazette
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[Monitor] The minister of state for primary health care Ms Margaret Muhanga has revealed that the additional 335,000 doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine received from the government of Ireland through bilateral arrangements will help cover receivers of the Astrazeneca second dose.
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After 200 years of influence, Black theater remains a force for change in America - The Chicago Crusader
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Africa: Adichie Wants Unlawfully Acquired Artifacts From Africa Returned
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Mamady Doumbouya: Guinea coup leader sworn in as president - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Col Mamady Doumbouya has been sworn is as Guinea’s interim president after leading a coup which saw the overthrow of Alpha Condé. The former French legionnaire, 41, becomes Africa’s second-youngest leader, after Mali’s Assimi Goïta, 38, who also staged a military takeover. Col Doumbouya is barred
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