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In light of the recent murder of George Floyd by Minneapolis police, and the numerous murders of black people by a white supremacist system, the Asian Pacific Islander Civic Action Network of Massachusetts (APIs
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U.Md. Moving Classes Online after Thanksgiving Break
The campus of the University of Maryland, College Park will transition to mainly online courses after the Thanksgiving break amid concerns of recent spikes in coronavirus cases.
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Nigeria: I Didn't Unilaterally Decide to Demolish Hotels in Rivers - Wike
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'No family visits': Dlamini-Zuma issues six key warnings to South Africans
Addressing the media on Monday, Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma outlined six activities which remain banned in South Africa - with family visits topping the list.
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Justice system empowered by strength of women
Ten members of the judiciary, nine of whom are females, were yesterday appointed to serve at higher levels within Jamaica’s justice system. Appointed were Vivene Harris, who will serve as Judge of Appeal, effective January 11; Carole Barnaby, who...
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Egypt: End Europe's Backing of Egypt's Repression
Press Release - Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi is making the most of this period of global turmoil to entrench the relentless repression that has been his trademark. His seven-year rule has seen tens of thousands of political detentions in often horrendous conditions, the arrest and abuse
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How Can Working Parents Still Teach Their Kids at Home This Fall? - L.A. Focus Newspaper
Joe W. Bowers Jr. | California Black Media   Last Friday, Gov. Newsom held a press briefing to announce his “Pandemic Plan for Learning and Safe Schools.” Although his plan offers clear guidance on when and how schools should
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9 At Georgia School Test Positive For COVID-19 A Week After Photo Of Crowded Hallway Went Viral
A Georgia high school that came under scrutiny after photos of crowded hallways with unmasked students circulated on social media will now return to online learning, at least for the
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COVID-19: Zimra closes Byo, Chiredzi offices
THE Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) has been forced to close its Bulawayo and Chiredzi offices after it emerged the 54-year-old Bulawayo man who died of COVID-19 on Sunday had visited the offices. GARIKAI MAFIRAKUREVA/REX MPHISA Thabani Sibanda, who became the country’s ninth COVID-19-related
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Cop Not Fired For Hitting Black Woman In The Face After Being Accused Of Acting White
A police officer at the Miami airport who hit a Black woman in her face after she accused him of "acting like you white" was not immediately fired for violent encounter recorded on video.
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Clippers blow big lead, lose to Steph Curry, Warriors | L.A. Focus News
Los Angeles Clippers guard Paul George (13) reacts as he is fouled by Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green (23) during the first half of an NBA basketball game in San Francisco, Friday, Jan. 8, 2021. (AP Photo/Tony Avelar) Sound The gallery will resume inseconds Los Angeles Clippers guard
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Why seafarers are unsung heroes in war on pandemic
During the Seafarers Day on June 25, Shipping and Maritime Principal Secretary Nancy Karigithu said this group of sea workers have kept global trade alive despite the problems posed by the outbreak of the
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Black Friday Deals Online Before Thanksgiving | City.Life.Style. | The Michigan Chronicle
Black Friday, the holiday shoppers’ favorite day of the year, is fast approaching and it’ll be here sooner than expected.  Some of the world’s largest retail-chains are changing things up this year. Hoping to keep consumers safe from the coronavirus, many companies will be offering holiday sales
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Converting Opportunity to Wealth In Our Community at the Hungry Club Forum: Part 3 | The Savannah Tribune
On Saturday, August 1st at 9:30 AM, Savannah Chatham County and the surrounding areas are invited to participate in a virtual forum entitled, “Converting Opportunity to Wealth in Our Community: Part 3.” Hosted by the Hungry Club Forum of Savannah, Inc. (HCFS) and co-sponsored by Bishop Willie
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Issa Rae to star alongside Bette Midler in HBO special 'Coastal Elites'
Season 4 of Insecure may be over but Issa Rae will be back on our small screens in no time as she is set to star in the upcoming HBO special, Coastal
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AMHVoices: MDC EOC discussions must start in earnest
IT is pleasing to note that the reinstated 2014 MDC-T structures seem to be finding common ground now regarding the Supreme Court judgment, which ruled suggested that an extraordinary congress be held to elect a replacement for the late party founder Morgan
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Cameroon: Security Arrests People Without Masks as COVID-19 Cases Increase
Police in Cameroon have detained several hundred people for not wearing face masks in public, as COVID-19 cases in the central African state continue to
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Mali: West African Envoys Meet With Junta, Toppled President
[DW] The West African regional bloc is holding talks with the military to determine the next steps after the coup. While the president's ousting has been celebrated by the people, it has been widely condemned elsewhere.
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African countries not progressing in good governance- report | Africanews
Governance progress slowed across Africa for the first time in a decade, even before the coronavirus pandemic hit, with commitment to democracy and civil rights faltering, a major report said
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Threat to democracy worsens - Stabroek News
As APNU+AFC and its surrogates continue to defy the will of the people by first sponsoring naked electoral fraud and when that failed occupying all tiers of the judiciary with spurious and vacuous legal challenges to the declaration of the result of the March 2nd elections, it is evident that
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NAACP meets with Pres-elect Biden, calls for creation of racial justice advisor position - DefenderNetwork.com
NAACP leaders recently met virtually with President-Elect Joe Biden and Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris and urged the incoming administration to create a new administration position. The iconic civil rights organization is pushing Biden and Harris to create the position, National Advisor to the
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Bidens Stock Market Is Off To A Faster Start Than Trumps
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Central African Republic: Bangui, a City Bustling With Hope After Polls
[New Times] The Central African Republic (CAR) capital, Bangui, is now a beehive of activity where residents are going on with their daily lives without fear soon after Sunday's presidential election.
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Debate begins for who's first in line for COVID-19 vaccine

By Lauran Neergaard AP Medical Writer Who gets to be first in line for a COVID-19 vaccine? U.S. health authorities hope by late next month to have some draft guidance on how to ration initial doses, but it's a vexing decision. 'Not everybody's going to like the answer,' Dr. Francis

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Granger now says will accept any GECOM Chair’s declaration ` made in keeping with laws’ - Stabroek News
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Maryland Confirms 414 New COVID-19 Cases, Fewest Since July 6: Report
Maryland reported 414 new confirmed coronavirus cases Wednesday, the smallest number of daily cases since July 6, state health department officials said.
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NIDS is back
A new National Identification and Registration Bill has been completed and is being reviewed at the Cabinet level, Prime Minister Andrew Holness informed the House of Representatives yesterday.This follows the significant landmark reached in April when the Cabinet approved the draft for a new
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‘Time to heal’ - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
President-elect Joe Biden declared it was "time to heal" a deeply divided America in his first speech after winning in a bitter election, even as President Donald Trump refused to concede and pressed ahead with legal fights against the outcome.  Biden's victory on Saturday in Pennsylvania put him
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US colleges struggle to salvage semester amid outbreaks - Black News Channel
By TODD RICHMOND and HEATHER HOLLINGSWORTH Associated Press MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Colleges across the country are struggling to salvage the fall semester amid skyrocketing coronavirus cases, entire dorm complexes and frat houses under quarantine, and flaring tensions with local community leaders
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