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What Mass Deportations Could Mean for the Agriculture Industry | USVI News | WCVI-TV

Undocumented immigrants are a key component to the nation’s $1.5 trillion agriculture industry. Researchers, agriculture experts and farmers are growing concerned about what mass deportations could mean for the ag workforce.

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Revised Public Order Act – well begun is half done

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Uganda’s $12b budget offers tax waivers, credit access to SMEs

In a bid to get the Ugandan economy moving again after nearly three months of lockdown to curb the spread of coronavirus, the government on June 11 presented a budget offering a host of tax waivers and funding for the business

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Ethiopia: Africa in Fact C-19 Blog Series - Theme 1: Leadership Style

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Nigeria: Key Points From Buhari's Democracy Speech

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South Rupununi grappling with flooding and COVID-19 apprehensions

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Black Inventors and Their Patent Numbers

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Rwanda: Drought-Hit Farmers to Get Solar-Powered Irrigation

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Amazon rainforest faces fire threat—again | Afro

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DA takes on fight for farm murders to be declared a hate crime

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Plan to transform smallholder farming into vibrant ventures

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Afro-Latin Americans

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