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Family of missing taxi operator offering $200,000 reward
The family of missing taxi operator Phillip Palmer is offering a reward of $200,000 for any information leading to his return. Forty-five-year-old Palmer, also called Grabba, who is of an Olympic Way, St Andrew address, was last seen at home on...
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Nigeria: Omicron - Travel Ban a Call On Government to Fix Nigeria - Reps
[Premium Times] UK recently announced that travellers from Nigeria and some other countries who are not its citizens will be restricted from entering the country following the outbreak of the Omicron variant of Coronavirus.
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Zimbabweans Protest Covid-19 Vaccine Shortages
[VOA] Harare -- Hundreds of Zimbabweans protested Wednesday about a shortage of COVID-19 vaccines as the country awaits more doses from China. The government wants to inoculate at least 60% of Zimbabwe's more than 14 million people by the end of the year but has struggled to get the necessary
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Memphis invited to Terrence Howard 'Showdown' at Malco’s Powerhouse Cinema - TSDMemphis.com
Oscar-nominated actor Terrence Howard, travels to Memphis Wednesday (Nov. 8) for the world theatrical premiere of his latest film, “Showdown at the Grand.” But as is par for the course with the sometimes-controversial “Hustle and Flow” actor, this is no regular screening. The night will feature
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Zimbabwe: 'I Have Never Killed Even a Chicken in My Life' - Murder Acquitted Maengahama
[New Zimbabwe] Acquitted MDC member Last Maengahama said it was his Christinanity and political beliefs, support from relatives, party members, and his conviction for a democratic Zimbabwe that kept him strong while incarcerated for eight years in prison.
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RSS Officials Discuss Maritime Security During Visits To Saint Lucia, Dominica
Maritime security was the focus of discussions when a team from the Regional Security System (RSS) Headquarters visited the Commonwealth of Dominica and Saint Lucia recently. According to an RSS release, Ministers and Permanent Secretaries with National Security and Maritime Affairs portfolios a
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Africa: Covid-19 Cases and Deaths Continue to Decline
[UN News] The number of COVID-19 cases and deaths has continued to decline globally, with 3.1 million new cases and just over 54,000 new deaths, reported over the last week, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).
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NFL Week 5 injury updates news -The Black Chronicle
5:00 PM ET NFL NationESPN We are roughly one-fourth of the way through the NFL season - and it hasn't disappointed thus far. Entering Week 5, this is where the… The post NFL Week 5 injury updates appeared first on The Black Chronicle.
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22-y-o graduates UWI despite mountainous challenges with epilepsy |
HER JOURNEY to university started not only during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, but also shortly after receiving a diagnosis of epilepsy. Growing up in the Kingston community of Seaview Gardens and coming from a low-income family, 22-year-...
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After Complaining That Her White Co-Workers Used the N-Word, Black Woman Sues Red Robin Over Metal Found in Her Salad
A lawsuit has been filed by a Black woman who found metal in a salad served to her by her co-workers after she complained of them using the N-word.
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👨🏿‍🚀TechCabal Daily - SA to get more charging stations in 2024 | TechCabal
Mercedes-Benz will be rolling out 127 new electric vehicle (EV) charging stations worth $2.13 million in South Africa next year. More in #TCDaily.
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Kenya: Moses Kuria - I Was Too Busy to Meet the King, I Was Doing Other Important Things and I Wasn't Blocked
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Public Service Cabinet Secretary Moses Kuria says he ws too busy to meet King Charles III during his recent visit to Kenya, contrary to claims that he was asked to stay away due to his controversies.
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Kenya: Health Ministry Says Indian Covid-19 Variant Detected in the Country
[Nation] The Indian Covid-19 variant has been detected in Kenya, Ministry of Health acting Director General Patrick Amoth has said.
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Second-dose covid19 vaccine rollout starts in San Fernando - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
For reasons such as wanting to travel and taking advice "from the man above," a number of people took their second dose of the Oxford-AstraZeneca covid19 vaccine on Monday at the Southern Academy for the Performing Arts (SAPA). SAPA, San Fernando, one of the five locations for the second-dose
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Uganda: Govt Moves to Digitise Drug Delivery System
[Monitor] The government is phasing out manual orders for drugs in a bid to address delays and other hitches in the distribution chain.
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South African University Students Use AI to Help Them Understand - Not to Avoid Work
[The Conversation Africa] When ChatGPT was released in November 2022, it sparked many conversations and moral panics. These centre on the impact of generative artificial intelligence (AI) on the information environment. People worry that AI chatbots can negatively affect the integrity of creative
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WFP aiming to keep Venezuela school meals service above political crisis - Stabroek News
Over time, the multi-dimensional crisis in Venezuela, not least the political pressures being imposed on the administration of Nicolás Maduro by Washington, has widened into a humanitarian dilemma that includes widespread food
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Soca Warriors to face Canada in Copa America playoff - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
The Trinidad and Tobago men's football team will face Canada in a one-off playoff match on March 23, 2024 in Texas, to qualify for the June-July 2024 Conmebol Copa America tournament. On Monday night, TT's hopes of advancing to the semi-finals of the 2023/24 Concacaf Nations League (CNL) A wer
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Why the retirement dream isn't reality for many African Americans
The nation’s leading public interest group providing seniors and others with information that empowers them to choose how they live, AARP, regularly publishes a retirement calculator that individuals and families can use to provide a personalized snapshot of what their financial
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#BTEditorial - Get your house in order NUPW - Barbados Today
There are certain pillars of a democratic society that should never be destabilised. These pillars must stand tall and strong. These pillars are key to the success of any developing and progressive society. There are some institutions which without their voice, the poor and underprivileged would
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Uganda: Failed Ldc Law Students Demand Result Details
[Monitor] Some of the law students who allegedly failed the Bar Course at the Law Development Centre (LDC) of the academic year 2019/2020 recently, are demanding the release of the breakdown of their results.
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The man behind the music: Disney 'Wish' composer Dave Metzger speaks about the upcoming film, inspirations
While moviegoers will be enjoying the animation, they will also be enveloped in the music of the film. The man behind that music, Dave Metzger, is a composer, arranger and orchestrator that has worked on 11 Disney films during his career. During a one-on-one interview with Disney
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Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao Launches Human Trafficking Advisory Council | Post News Group
Oakland Police Department, also a part of the advisory council, shared that in partnership with the FBI, they completed 26 critical investigations where 14 minors were rescued, 27 individuals were arrested for solicitation, and 14 individuals suspected of human trafficking were
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Nigeria: After Twitter Ban, Nigerian Govt Joins Koo
[Daily Trust] Barely a week after suspending the operations of American-owned microblogging site, Twitter, the Nigerian government has joined Koo, an Indian microblogging platform.
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Are you suffering from hopelessness?
Last week we discussed the matter of hope, or rather hopelessness. We uncovered that in very difficult situations, if we are not careful, our responses can quickly turn to anxiety, sorrow, pain and then despair – the complete absence of hope....
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[UPDATE] Deyalsingh: Target is 62,000 second covid19 vaccine doses by mid-July - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh says his ministry is working towards vaccinating 62,000 people with their second dose of covid19 vaccines by mid-July. Deyalsingh received his second dose of the AstraZeneca vaccine at the Paddock, Queen's Park Savannah, Port of Spain, on Monday. He told r
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Charges Dropped Against Former Government Officials In Flint Water Case: 'Residents Of Flint Deserved Their Day In Court' - Blavity
Michigan prosecutors announced Tuesday they were forced to close the criminal cases against former Governor Rick Snyder and other government officials in the Flint water case. The decision to drop the charges, made after a series of decisions against the prosecutors by the Michigan Supreme
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Chastanet Says The Government Can Soften Inflation
Opposition leader Allen Chastanet has said although the Philip J. Pierre administration did not create inflation, the government can soften it. 'They are certainly responsible for allowing the price of fuel to increase and to stay increased at this elevated level,' the United Workers Party (UWP)
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ESPN anchor Sage Steele is off the air after her comments on vaccines and Obama : NPR
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