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Minister in the Ministry of Finance Ryan Straughn has lashed out at critics of Government’s debt settlement plan, singling out the Democratic Labour Party (DLP) for being “irresponsible” in building the arrears the Mia Mottley administration was now on a quest to clear. Introducing the Procurement
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President of India now in Jamaica for State visit
President of the Republic of India Ram Nath Kovind has arrived in Jamaica for a four-day State visit. He was met at the Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston this afternoon by Prime Minister Andrew Holness and other dignitaries. ...
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Tunisia: Concerns Mount After Tunisia's Leader Suspends Parliament Until 2022
[RFI] Opponents of Tunisian President Kais Saied on Tuesday slammed his decision to extend a months-long suspension of parliament, accusing him of dealing another blow to democratic process.
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Ethiopia - Residents Fear Retribution As Tigrayan Forces Recapture Lalibela
[DW] Locals say Tigrayan forces took over Lalibela without firing a single shot, while the Ethiopian military claims to have captured strategic locations in the regions of Afar and Amhara.
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St. Croix Foundation Announces Release of 2021 KIDS COUNT USVI Data Book
KIDS COUNT is seen as a vital means of providing critical data about child well-being for many federal, state and local government agencies.
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Tunisia: Carthage Theatre Days hold after Covid break, thrills stage theatre lovers | Africanews
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Tunisia: 'We Welcome Saied's Announcement of Timeline Outlining Path for Political Reform and Parliamentary Elections' - Ned Price
[Tunis Afrique Presse] Tunis/Tunisia -- "We welcome President Kais Saied's announcement of a timeline outlining a path for political reform and parliamentary elections," Spokesperson for the U.S. Department of State Ned Price said in a statement published on Tuesday.
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A Day to See and Serve the Homeless
The Rothschild Francis Market Square, at the foot of Savan on St. Thomas, was once the heart of commerce and community life for a thriving neighborhood. These days it still is, but the community has changed, and those who serve the homeless in the Virgin Islands say the needs have changed, too.
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Africa: Debt Distress in Africa - Problems and Ways Forward
[IPS] Pretoria -- The COVID pandemic has had a profoundly negative impact on Africa's sovereign debt situation. Currently, 22 countries are either in debt distress or at high risk of debt distress.
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FEMA Approves $12M to Demolish and Reconstruct Patrick Sweeney Police Headquarters
This award will ensure the proper restoration and hardening of the building, making it more resilient in the event of a disaster and providing a safe shelter for police and emergency personnel.
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Buffalo shooting: Sites yank videos faster, but not by much - The Atlanta Voice
NEW YORK (AP) — Social platforms have learned to remove violent videos of extremist shootings more quickly over the past few years. It’s just not clear they’re moving quickly enough. Police say that when a white gunman killed 10 people and wounded three others — most of them Black
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REGIONAL: Government introduces legislation to outlaw Ponzi and other pyramid schemes - Barbados Today
SOURE: CMC- The Trinidad and Tobago government has tabled legislation in Parliament providing for a TT$10 million (One TT dollar=US$0.16 cents)  and 10 years in jail for anyone who establishes or operates a Ponzi or pyramid scheme. Finance Minister Colm Imbert tabled the Finance Bill No 2, which
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On the Record: California Continues to Lead the Fight Against COVID-19
Since the early days of the pandemic, California has led the nation’s fight against COVID-19 through robust vaccination efforts rooted in science and data. This has helped slow the spread of the virus and save countless lives, especially in our most vulnerable communities - someone’s parent and
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Govt sweats over Rwandan fugitive links - NewsDay Zimbabwe
In a statement, Foreign Affairs minister Frederick Shava said stories that were circulating on social media that the government harboured the fugitive were false. The post Govt sweats over Rwandan fugitive links appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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FEMA Approves $12M to Demolish and Reconstruct Patrick Sweeney Police Headquarters
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Egypt Mulls Transferring French Experience On Anti-Corruption to African Continent
[Egypt Online] Chairman of the Administrative Control Authority Hassan Abdel Shafy met on Tuesday 14/12/2021 with Head of the French Anti-Corruption Agency Charles Duchaine as they agreed that the authority-affiliated National Academy for Anti-Corruption would use French experts to transfer the
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Southern Africa: 11 Countries Removed From the UK's red list
[Gov.UK] Government announces all 11 countries on the UK red list will be removed from 4am Wednesday 15 December as Omicron spreads in countries around the world.
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The FDA Is Facing A Critical Decision: Should Abortion Pills Be Easier To Get?
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Why you lost THA elections, PM - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
THE EDITOR: This is an open letter to the Prime Minister. I'm writing this to share some thoughts on the probable causes of your party's election loss in Tobago and what could be an impending defeat at the next general election. Now I am not saying you will lose, nor am I saying that I am
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COP15 desertification conference ends in Abidjan | Africanews
The fifteenth session of the COP15 of the UN convention to fight desertification ended Friday in Abidjan with 38 decisions adopted to invest in land restoration and drought resilience.
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Black Orthopaedic Surgeon Shares An Open Letter In Continuous Fight to Diversify His Field
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Africa: No Return to Normal Without Universal Covid Jabs - General Assembly President
[UN News] The President of the General Assembly on Tuesday announced a New Year resolution on vaccine equity, calling on governments to come together on this issue ahead of a major event in mid-January.
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White House Announces the National Action Plan to Combat Human Trafficking - Milwaukee Community Journal
By Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent @StacyBrownMedia Globally, an estimated 25 million people are subjected to human trafficking and forced labor, which is responsible for an estimated $150 billion annually in illicit profits. In a fact sheet released by the White House
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Source: Milwaukee Community Journal - Wisconsin's Largest African American Newspaper
Mali: Russia's Presence in Mali Raises Concerns
[Chatham House] Russia will soon arrive in another country formerly under the wing of a Western power, but what does it stand to gain?
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Jamaica's Shorna-Kay Richards appointed to UN Advisory Board | New York Carib News
Jamaica's Ambassador to Japan, Shorna-Kay Richards has been appointed to the 15-member United Nations (UN) Secretary General's Advisory Board on Disarmament Matters (ABDM).
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Benin: Drug Trafficking - Is Benin Under Siege?
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Africa: From Chad's Elephants to Uganda's Shoebills - Planning a Trip to Support Tourism Recovery in Africa
[The Conversation Africa] Since the start of the COVID pandemic, reductions in travel to Africa have wiped an estimated US$170-253 billion from the tourism economy. Half of all Africans working in tourism lost their jobs and the consequences for conservation have also been worrying. The
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Namibia: Marginal Increase in November Vehicle Sales
[Namibian] NEW motor vehicle sales recorded a marginal increase to 752 vehicles sold during the month of November 2021 compared to 714 sold in October 2021 and 700 sold in November 2020.
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Sagicor USA, new company prize - Barbados Today
Sagicor’s foray into the United States market has been so successful that the business segment has emerged as the jewel in the crown of the insurance and financial services company. The multinational, which was started in Barbados 180 years ago, but is now controlled by Canadian
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