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The Barbados government says it is considering introducing the 12-month Barbados Welcome Stamp to allow visitors the option to work remotely from the island for a year at a time.
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Covid-19: Are SA’s district hospitals government’s coronavirus blindspot? | News24
SA’s district hospitals are likely the first line of defence when it comes to treating Covid-19 patients, but they are under-resourced and cannot treat critically ill patients.
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There has been a 65% increase in current expenditure under Team Granger, it’s squandermania - Stabroek News
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Somalia: Walz Announces U.S.$56 Million in Federal Funds for Child Care Providers
[Shabelle] Child care provider relief. The Forum News Service's Dana Ferguson reports (via the Bemidji Pioneer): "Thousands of Minnesota child care providers will be eligible for federal grant funds to offset the cost of guarding kids and staff against the coronavirus, Gov. Tim Walz announced
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Cameroon: Ahead of Peace Talks, a Who's Who of Cameroon's Separatist Movements
[The New Humanitarian] Washington D.C. -- After three years of conflict, tentative ceasefire talks are underway between the Cameroon government and secessionist fighters demanding independence for the country's two anglophone regions.
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‘What really happened in that room?’ - Jamaican husband wants answers from hospital about death of wife - Stabroek News
(Jamaica Gleaner) David Sinclair, the widower of Carsha Johnson-Sinclair who died under questionable circumstances at the National Chest Hospital in Kingston on Wednesday, is pressing the hospital to provide information on what led to the death of his
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UN rights office expresses alarm at Hong Kong arrests under new security law | New York Carib News
The UN human rights office, OHCHR, has expressed alarm at the arrest of demonstrators in Hong Kong, following China’s adoption of a national security law for the Special Administrative Region (SAR).
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‘Never give up’ - Jamaican woman left disabled after surgery takes up farming - Stabroek News
(Jamaica Star) In 2008, Kaydene Simth was rushed into an operating theatre after doctors determined that her scoliosis was so bad that there was insufficient blood flow to her
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False reports about John Lewis' death has caused panic on social media - TheGrio
The chief of staff for Rep. John Lewis, Michael Collins, says that the stories on social media about the politician's... View Article The post False reports about John Lewis' death has caused panic on social media appeared first on TheGrio.
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Mobile unit to provide services for children with disabilities in rural areas
The Ministry of Labour and Social Security says it has retrofitted a mobile unit to facilitate assessment and registration of children with disabilities in rural communities.  The services are being provided under the Early...
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Trevor E. S. Smith | 6 mindsets that fuel COVID-19 community spread
In spite of continued efforts to educate and inform the population as to behaviours that will stop the spread of COVID-19, many persons will continue to get infected. There are some mindsets that make individuals more prone to being infected and to...
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British development official urges GECOM to declare result using recount - Stabroek News
Britain’s Parliamentary Under Secretary of State in the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and the Department for International Development today urged GECOM to declare a final result on the basis of the recount of
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Uganda: House Divided As MPs Pass New Election Laws
[Monitor] Parliament was yesterday in a clear split as majority members overpowered their minority counterparts to pass Regulations for Political Party Elections.
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Somalia: ESPs Santa Maria Provides Critical Medical Assistance On Board MV 'Al-Thakhira'
Press Release - ESPS frigate Santa Maria joined Operation Atalanta last month. Her mission is to protect the World Food Programme vessels and to deter, prevent and repress piracy off the coast of Somalia. However, during the 3rd and 4th July, the ESPS Santa Maria, carrying on board the
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'Was This Really Necessary???': Fans Defend Keke Palmer After August Alsina Puts Her on Blast on Twitter
Whatever sympathy August Alsina may have gained with his Jada Pinkett Smith love story seems to be wearing off, thanks to his response to a post shared by
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‘Black Americans want to stop being killed’: Democrats unveil sweeping police reform bill - African American News Today - EIN News
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Rihanna, Jack Dorsey Address Digital Divide In Barbados
Rihanna teamed up with Jack Dorsey’s #startsmall project to donate 4,000 tablets to youth in Barbados.
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Wife of Brazil’s Bolsonaro, and her two daughters, negative for coronavirus - Stabroek News
RIO DE JANEIRO,  (Reuters) - Michelle Bolsonaro, the wife of Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro who is sick with the new coronavirus, said yesterday that she and her two daughters had tested negative for the
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‘Girl You Wore That with Spandex Shorts?’: Alexis Skyy's Pre-Birthday Turn-Up Derails When Fans Clown Her 'Early Bday Vibes'
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Guyana to participate in online FIDE Olympiad - Stabroek News
Having already moved its Olympiad to 2021, the World Chess Federation (FIDE) has now organised an Online Rapid Chess Olympiad, which will be held from July 22 to August 30, this year. The article Guyana to participate in online FIDE Olympiad appeared first on Stabroek News.
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US Covid-19 cases are climbing but some state and local leaders clash over moves to curb the spread - L.A. Focus Newspaper
In Florida, Rep. Donna Shalala said the virus is still out of control and places like Miami are edging closer to shutting down for a second
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ANC launches discussion document which reimagines SA's economy after Covid-19 | News24
As South Africa edges slowly towards what has been described as a deep recession, it seems the governing party and business are, to some extent, seeing eye-to-eye on proposed solutions to the country's economic woes.
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Mali president tries to calm unrest with court dissolution | News24
Mali's embattled president announced the dissolution of the constitutional court in an attempt to calm the major civil unrest gripping the vulnerable African country, as more opposition leaders were arrested.
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Guest Editorial: How France extorted Haiti for one of the greatest heists in geopolitical history | New York Carib News
n the wake of George Floyd’s killing, there have been calls for defunding police departments and demands for the removal of statues. The issue of reparations for slavery has also resurfaced.
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By Ana Martinez-Ortiz In case you missed it, 2020 is a census year. The census occurs every 10-years by order of the U.S. Constitution. The census is used to count the population and determine how much federal money each state receives based on population numbers. In the past, the census is
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PAHO adopts emergency measures in battle against virus | New York Carib News
The Pan American Health Organisation (PAHO) says it has undertaken extensive emergency steps in the Americas, including the Caribbean, in response to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
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Dominica prepared to leave borders closed until December – PM | New York Carib News
The Dominica government says it is prepared to close the island until December even as it announced plans to reopen its borders to international travel in August.
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