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The population question - NewsDay Zimbabwe
There has been a number of statements attributed to global icons calling on the number of people on earth to reduce by three billion as part of controlling carbon emission and preserving the environment. The post The population question appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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2 victims of Garland gas station slayings laid to rest; 14-year-old suspect remains at large - Garland Journal
This story, originally published in The Dallas Morning News, is reprinted as part of a collaborative partnership between The Dallas Morning News and Texas Metro News. The partnership seeks to boost coverage of Dallas’ communities of color, particularly in southern
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Diddy, Yung Miami Gets Close To Ring In New Year At Kanye West Party, Fans React | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Urban Islandz Diddy and Yung Miami ring in the New Year together at Kanye West party in Florida this weekend. It was champagne toasts to ring in the New Year as rapper Yung Miami posted pictures on Instagram of her celebrating the dawn of 2022 with her
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Island Update: A Few Fun Announcements From St. John | News of St. John
With the New Year right around the corner, we could all use some new horizons and good news to gaze upon, right?  Well, there are some exciting things happening on St. John in the near future.  So, I thought I would dedicate a little time in these dwindling hours of 2021 to share some random
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Michelle Obama And Her 'Boo' Barack Ring In 2022 With A Whole New Vibe
"That post-Presidential glow looks amazing on them both," one person said about the couple.
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Man Dies in Motorcycle and Vehicle Accident on St. Croix
On Dec 31. 2021, at 4:52 p.m., the 911 Emergency Call Center dispatched Virgin Islands Police Department officers to an accident that involved two vehicles.
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Maxine McNair, last living parent of child killed in 1963 bombing, dies
The last parent to lose a child in the infamous 1963 Birmingham church bombing died Sunday. Maxine McNair. 93, was The post Maxine McNair, last living parent of child killed in 1963 bombing, dies appeared first on TheGrio.
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Hard Work Paying Off For Verna Wilson - St. Lucia Times News
Press Release:- Working in the tourism industry is no walk in the park. It demands hard work, dedication, passion, and the ability to work as a team. But while the hours are long and the tasks demanding, there’s always the priceless satisfaction that one gets when the feedback from clients is
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Bermudans lose millions to internet scammers | New York Carib News
Bermuda police say internet fraudsters have swindled the country's residents out of almost four million US dollars this year.
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State drops water desalination project in Coast due to high cost
CWWDA said it had abandoned the project and was exploring other ways to address the perennial water crisis.
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Promoter pleads: Ease up on the VAT - Barbados Today
by Marlon Madden One veteran event promoter wants the next Government to consider giving the entertainment industry a Value Added Tax (VAT) holiday next year as a way of helping the industry regain its footing after witnessing about18 months without any income. This suggestion has come from
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Electric vehicles could bring $20 million savings - Barbados Today
by Marlon Madden Barbados could be saving close to $20 million annually and cutting back on hundreds of thousands of metric tons of carbon dioxide emission (CO2) by increasing its use of electric vehicles (EVs) to around 20 per cent. This assessment from Professor Winston Moore, Deputy Principal
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Parties, campaigning to go ahead with strict protocols - Barbados Today
Yearend celebrations and election campaigning have not been scuttled despite the week-long upsurge in COVID-19 cases and the confirmation of the Omicron variant here, but Barbadians will have to cope with some limitations and strict protocols. Head of the COVID-19 Monitoring Unit Ronald Chapman
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2021: A Year of Ups and Downs, Progress and Change
As the pandemic drags on and the year ends much as it started – with masks, social distancing, myriad COVID-19 precautions, and another canceled Crucian Christmas Festival amid yet another surge – it’s easy to forget that 2021 started in dramatic fashion.
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Tobago's container morgue up and running - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
The 20-foot refrigerated container at the Scarborough General Hospital mortuary is now in use, says THA Secretary of Health, Wellness and Social Protection Dr Faith BYisrael. At the weekly post-Executive Council news conference a week ago, THA Chief Secretary Farley Augustine said the containe
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Wanted Man from Light Foot Cross Lane - Rico Ranako Phillips | The Bajan Reporter
The Barbados Police Service is seeking the assistance of the general public in locating a wanted man. He is Rico Ranako Phillips whose last known addresses is Light Foot Cross Lane, St. Michael, He is wanted for questioning in connection with a number of serious criminal matters. Rico Ranako
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2021: A Year of Ups and Downs, Progress and Change
As the pandemic drags on and the year ends much as it started – with masks, social distancing, myriad COVID-19 precautions, and another canceled Crucian Christmas Festival amid yet another surge – it’s easy to forget that 2021 started in dramatic fashion.
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Missing Woman: Linda Ruth Inniss, have you seen her? | The Bajan Reporter
The Barbados Police Service is seeking the assistance of the general public in locating a missing woman. She is Linda Ruth Inniss, 55 years, of Sealy Hall, St. Philip. She left her residence about 6:30 am on Sunday, December 26th, 2021 and has not been seen since. Description: Any person who may
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Lessons From the Pandemic: Good Always Wins
Some of us managed to stay positive and work our way through the world's population dropping day by day. On the other hand, a few of us fell into the detrimental hands of depression, anxiety, insecurity, and fear.
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Jamaica honors tourism workers at Golden Tourism Awards | New York Carib News
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, – Last week, officials from Jamaica’s Ministry of Tourism and Jamaica Tourist Board, led by Minister of Tourism the Hon. Edmund Bartlett, recognized employees who have worked in the tourism sector for fifty years or more at the Golden Tourism Day Awards. “I would like to thank
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Miya Marcano's Cause of Death Revealed As 'Homicide by Undetermined Means'
Three months after the body of Miya Marcano was found bound with duct tape in a wooded area, medical examiners have ruled her death a homicide.
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Man Dies in Motorcycle and Vehicle Accident on St. Croix
On Dec 31. 2021, at 4:52 p.m., the 911 Emergency Call Center dispatched Virgin Islands Police Department officers to an accident that involved two vehicles.
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A Lone Bufflehead on St. John
There’s a very unusual duck for St. John. It’s over in the small pond behind Frank Bay that is designated as a bird sanctuary. During the day, it has been hanging out in the middle of the pond diving down to get food – they mostly eat underwater plants, small crustaceans and insects.    
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ENTRIES OPEN FOR SOL RALLY BARBADOS 2022 | The Bajan Reporter
On-line entries for Sol Rally Barbados 2022 will open next Monday (January 3) on the official web site, rallybarbados.net. The Barbados Rally Club (BRC) has confirmed that Sol RB22 is scheduled for the weekend of June 4 & 5, with King of the Hill on the previous Sunday (May 29), these dates subject
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Detained Tunisia ex-minister suspected of 'terrorism' | News24
Detained Tunisian ex-justice minister Noureddine Bhiri of the Islamist-inspired Ennahdha party, who is refusing food or medication after his transfer to hospital, is suspected of "terrorism", the interior minister said Monday.
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Love is the Focus of Darshania's New Album 'Heart Chakra'
As a yogini, healing artist, musician, and writer, Darshania continues her life journey with the release of the album “Heart Chakra.”
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Olubadan of Ibadan dies
The deceased monarch was crowned 41st Olubadan on March 4, 2016. The post Olubadan of Ibadan dies appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
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Dancehall Legend Chaka Demus Shaken After Taxi Driver Pulled Gun On Him
The content originally appeared on: Urban Islandz Some shocking news has emerged in which dancehall legend Chaka Demus, of the famous duo, Chaka Demus & Pliers, said he was threatened by an armed taxi driver earlier this week. He has alleged that the incident happened inside the Port Henderson
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Chief Magistrate criticises parents for failing to guide children - Barbados Today
This island’s Chief Magistrate has chastised some parents for “unleashing” their children on society after failing to instill strong values in them. He leveled the criticism as he dealt with the case of 18-year-old Xavier Lamar Ka-Shawn Johnson who admitted to stealing three electronic devices
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