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The dastardly “his-storical” truth is that it’s all in plain old Black and White for the world to see, and that’s as near a reality as the distance from Minneapolis to Houston is as this potentially great nation struggles with the mounting police miscarriages, exposing continual systematic
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Western Cape govt promises to disclose monthly PPE procurement reports to the public | News24
The Western Cape Treasury announced it will be publishing monthly and quarterly reports into procurement tenders for personal protective equipment for "transparency".
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Keeping Jamaica safe and healthy
The Pesticides Control Authority (PCA), an agency of the Ministry of Health and Wellness, is this week commemorating Pesticide Awareness Week, under the theme ‘PPE for COVID-19; PPE for Pesticides Use; Health and Safety for All’. I congratulate the...
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'It’s the Toes For Me': Draya Michele’s Latest Beauty Post Has Fans Going Wild Over Her Feet
Draya Michele is known for her beauty, her impressive physique, and of course, her impeccable fashion sense. However, the former “Basketball Wives” star’s latest beauty […]
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Woman falsely claims Black man threatened life in Central Park
(Credit: screenshot) Another day, another instance of the “Karen” jumping out of a white woman and this time one falsely claimed that an “African-American man” threatened her life over a dog in New York’s Central Park. On Monday, a video went viral of a woman apparently identified as
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Allegheny County reports 131 new COVID cases; voter registration at record levels | New Pittsburgh Courier
by PublicSource Reporters The Allegheny County Health Department [ACHD] reported 131 additional COVID infections Saturday, but no new COVID-related fatalities. The newly reported cases bring the total count since March 14 to 14,818 infections. The case tally released Saturday came from 1,151
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July 4 test for US
WASHINGTON, DC, United States (AP) The US headed into the Fourth of July weekend with many parades and fireworks displays cancelled, beaches and bars closed, and health authorities warning that this will be a crucial test of Americans' self-control that could determine the trajectory of the
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27-Year Old Nyakim Gatwech worth $4 Million for her rare dark skin tone?
27-year-old model Nyakim Gatwech labeled “Queen of the Dark”, who has broken down the barriers of conventional beauty and encouraged others to do the same, now has a net worth of
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Kenin ready for career restart after COVID-19 disruption - Stabroek News

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I Am Taking the Red Hat Off: Kanye West Calls Donald Trumps Presidency a Mess
Kanye West spoke to Forbes magazine, in what may seem like a rambling interview, where he spoke about his recent presidential announcement, having COVID-19 and []
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Global trade unions rally behind ZCTU
By Miriam Mangwaya THE International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) has set aside tomorrow, September 23, for global mass protests in solidarity with the poorly-paid Zimbabwean workers. In a statement, Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) secretary-general Japhet Moyo said affiliates of the
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Herb man touts COVID cure
MEDICINAL herb practitioner Carlton Bennett is calling on his fellow Jamaicans to embrace herbal medicine as a preventative and curative measure for COVID-19 and every other kind of
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South Africans Aren't Being Protected From Fake Sanitisers - What Needs to Be Done
[The Conversation Africa] A wave of panic buying struck many countries when national states of disaster were announced in response to the global COVID-19 pandemic. Overnight, toilet paper, cleaning products and hand sanitisers became the most sought-after products on the market.
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Pokémon’s ‘MastersEX’ Hashtag Turns Bawdy in Latest Twitter Marketing Failure – The Wilmington Journal
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Africa: At UBA Web Summit, Leaders Outline Path for Africa's Recovery
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Central African Republic: Lasting Peace in Central African Republic Requires Commitment of All Sides to Free Elections, Says UN Human Rights Expert
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Black Women, Lay Down The Weight Of The World And Lean Into Your Feelings - The New York Beacon
It’s safe to say we are living in unprecedented times. And if you're Black, it’s even more troubling. Our Forever First Lady, Michelle Obama, recently mentioned on her podcast that she was dealing with low-grade depression, and it was at that moment that
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People Want Biden To Reject Endorsement From Ex-Michigan Governor Accused Of Flint Water Crisis Cover-Up
Should Joe Biden accept an endorsement from Republican former Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder, who is accused of trying to cover-up the Flint Water Crisis that disproportionately affected Black people? Twitter says yes.
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Gov’t locks down Moruca, Aranka as COVID-19 cases surge - Stabroek News
Following spikes in COVID-19 infections, the government yesterday announced that no one will be allowed into or out of Moruca in Region One and the mining area of Aranka/Arangoy Landing in Region Seven without the permission of the Minister of Public
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Naledi residents disrupt elections after being without electricity for months
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Social media: An addictive product unlike any other
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Ghana health minister tests positive for Covid-19
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Namibia: MP Questions Political Will to Fight Corruption
Youthful Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) parliamentarian Inaaviposa Hengari said the cost of corruption in the public sector is paid for by poor people and unemployed young people who cannot get work because money intended for development is being used to purchase holiday homes and luxury
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