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Uganda: CID to Probe Death of Man in Bugiri
[Monitor] The Criminal Investigations Directorate (CID) at Kibuli, Kampala, has ordered fresh investigations into the killing of a man in Bugiri District.
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Roget: Government choking citizens to make up for poor decisions - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
THE reintroduction of property tax, particularly in the midst of a pandemic and economic uncertainty, could well be the straw that breaks the proverbial camel's back, says Ancel Roget, president of the Joint Trade Union Movement (JTUM). Roget, speaking among a host of other union representativ
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Karl-Anthony Towns calls out anti-vaxxers following mother's death from COVID-19
NBA star Karl-Anthony Towns is the latest pro-vaxxer calling on those who are vaccine-hesitant to get over themselves, comply and The post Karl-Anthony Towns calls out anti-vaxxers following mother's death from COVID-19 appeared first on TheGrio.
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Lesotho: Govt Must Avert Judiciary Crisis
[Lesotho Times] The sudden death of High Court judge, Thamsanqa Nomngcongo, last Thursday could not have come at a worse time for Lesotho's ailing judiciary.
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Relationship Goals: Couple Loses Nearly 200 Pounds Together! - BlackDoctor.org - Where Wellness & Culture Connect
Talk about relationship goals! This couple our users have been following on social media for quite some time and have shared them with us. Leslie and her husband are married and decided to embark on a body transformation program together. As a couple, they have lost nearly 200 pounds! Now, they are
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Saint Lucian Becomes First Female To Head ECCU Bankers Association
Press Release:- On 30th July 2021, The ECCU Bankers Association elected a new executive to run its affairs and  St Lucian Carol Mangal became its 7th President.  Mangal is the first female to lead this organization.    Mangal, a career Banker with over 33 years’ experience in the industry, is
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Research signals five major trends for post-pandemic America | New Pittsburgh Courier
(NewsUSA) - Despite challenges over the past year, more than half of U.S. adults are optimistic about the next six to 18 months, according to two nationwide surveys commissioned by the Contact Lens Institute. That translates to people planning to socialize more and concentrate more on health
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PICS | Tugging at heart strings: Western Cape healthcare workers thanked with concert | News24
The Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra has performed a Concert of Gratitude at Groote Schuur Hospital to thank healthcare workers for their efforts against Covid-19.
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Bellamy steps down from state board, council committees after party video
Jamaica Labour Party councillor Andrew Bellamy has resigned from the board of the South East Regional Health Authority (SERHA) over a video showing him toasting to a COVID-19 no-movement day at a birthday party at the R Hotel.  He...
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More Than 2 Million Californians Set to Lose Unemployment Benefits - Voice and Viewpoint
CalMatters Network Ironically, as Californians celebrate Labor Day weekend, millions will see their unemployment benefits reduced or cut off altogether. That’s because the federal government on Saturday is ending four key programs intended to help keep people afloat amid the pandemic — a shift that
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Women of Color Receive Targeted Help Following Louisiana’s Devastating Storm • EBONY
As residents of Louisiana and Texas pray for the best in the midst of more tropical storms, one organization is in on the ground, ensuring BIPOC women get the help they so desperately need. The Women’s Foundation of the South launched as a philanthropic entity just months before the Gulf was
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Ashanti, Remy Ma and more make surprise appearances at Ja Rule, Fat Joe Verzuz
New York music royalty came out for the Verzuz battle between Ja Rule and Fat Joe Tuesday night at the The post Ashanti, Remy Ma and more make surprise appearances at Ja Rule, Fat Joe Verzuz appeared first on TheGrio.
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You break it, you … can’t fix it. PA considers bill that could give the ‘right to repair’ to consumers, small businesses | New Pittsburgh Courier
Josh Turkovich, owner of Mon Valley Phone Repair in Monessen, repairs an iPad in his shop. (Photo by Ryan Loew/PublicSource) by Chris Hippensteel For Rob Oliver, personal medical equipment means the difference between living life freely and being confined to his bed. When he needed to attach a new
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Nigeria Surpasses 200,000 Covid-19 Infections, 18 Months After First Reported Case
[This Day] Nigeria has surpassed 200,000 cases from the coronavirus pandemic 18 months after the first positive case was identified in an Italian traveller on February 27, 2020, according to the Nigeria Centre for Disease (NCDC).
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After 9/11, Some found Healing by Helping - Texas Metro News
Vicky Mann started her day, Tuesday morning, September 11, 2001, like any other. A nursing student at the time, her mind was focused on her clinical rotation assignment, unaware of what was happening in the world around her. “It was a beautiful September day in New York,” recalled Vicky. She took
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Journalists, celebs still trolling Nicki Minaj, 'cousin' over covid19 tweets - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
THREE days after Trinidad-born US rapper Nicki Minaj's series of tweets about covid19 vaccines sent social media into a frenzy, comedians, talk show hosts and journalists continue to mock her. On Monday, she tweeted that being vaccinated against covid19 was mandatory for the Met Gala (the fund
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LACo to Require COVID Vaccine/Test for Outdoor Events, Vaccines at Indoor Bars - Los Angeles Sentinel
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Leveraging Space Technologies to Achieve SDG 2 – Zero Hunger - NewsDay Zimbabwe
In 2015, the United Nations embraced a global call to action to protect the environment with a robust framework for global sustainable development. This motion birthed the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), a collection of 17 interwoven global goals carefully designed to balance
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VBS heist: Pre-trial hearing postponed as accused appoint new defence teams | News24
The VBS Mutual Bank pre-trial hearing has been delayed after a number of the accused appointed new legal representatives over the weekend.
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Oldest US Veteran of WWII Celebrates His 112th Birthday - Voice and Viewpoint
Associated Press A Louisiana man who is the oldest living World War II veteran in the United States has marked his 112th birthday. Lawrence Brooks celebrated Sunday with a drive-by party at his New Orleans home hosted by the National World War II Museum, The Times-Picayune/The New Orleans Advocate
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Deal struck between Cape taxi associations after weeks of violence | News24
Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula said they had been working closely with the Western Cape government to find a solution to the ongoing taxi conflict.
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Car prices are about to soar again. Blame Hurricane Ida | The Atlanta Voice
Just when car prices looked like they were edging down from their record highs, they're heading skyward again. It's Hurricane Ida's fault. Ida caused widespread flooding from Louisiana, where it came ashore as a hurricane on August 29, to the heavily populated Northeast, where its remnants hit hard
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Zoom reaches $85m settlement in privacy and 'zoombombing' lawsuit - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Video-conferencing company Zoom, which became a household name during the coronavirus pandemic, has reached an $85m (£61m) settlement in the US. A class-action lawsuit accused the company of a series of privacy breaches by sharing millions of users’ data with Google, Facebook and LinkedIn. It also
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Uganda: Court Dismisses With Costs Petition Against Bukooli South MP
[Monitor] The High Court in Iganga District has dismissed with costs- a petition challenging the election of Bukooli South MP in Namayingo District, Mr Abdul Adidwa, which was filed by Mr Stephen Mayende Dede (Independent).
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‘There Is A God’: Elementary School Custodian Surprised With a New Car By Co-Workers
The head custodian at Unity Grove Elementary School in Locust, Georiga, was gifted a new car by his co-workers. The gesture left him frozen in gratitude.
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73,880 children vaccinated against COVID-19
Minister of Education Fayval Williams today disclosed that 73,880 students have been vaccinated against COVID-19 to date. In a statement to parliament this afternoon, Williams noted that of that number, some 22,000 students have received both doses...
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Nigeria: Buhari to Address UN General Assembly Sept 24
[This Day] President Muhammadu Buhari will address the 76rd Session of the high-level General Debate of the United Nations General Assembly at the UN headquarters in New York on Tuesday, September 24, the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) has reported.
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Uganda: Govt, Private Sector Partner to Restore Depleted Forests
[Monitor] Government and the business community have teamed up to restore depleted forest cover across the country.
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Epidemiologist: Georgia COVID risk high despite case decline | The Atlanta Voice
The number of COVID-19 cases in Georgia remains high despite a recent decline and still creates a significant risk the disease could spread through communities, state epidemiologist Cherie Drenzek said Tuesday. Drenzek updated the state Board of Public Health on the spike in COVID cases since the
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Egypt: UAC Chief Hails German-Egyptian Cooperation
[Egypt Online] Secretary General of the Union of Arab Chambers of Commerce (UAC) Khaled Hanafy on Wednesday lauded German-Egyptian economic and political cooperation.
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