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Rwanda Tightens COVID-19 Controls in Mines

The Rwanda Mines, Petroleum and Gas Board (RMB) has announced guidelines to contain the possible spread of Covid-19 amongst employees in the mining sector and any other person they may

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New Chicago Police Strategic Center to Track Chicagoans on the CTA and Downtown 24/7

Chicago police are launching a new “strategic decision support center” (SDSC) to watch for crime on CTA within the department’s 1st District, including parts of downtown, South Loop, and the Near South

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Kenyans Living Beyond Their 60s, Shows Report

Kenyans' life expectancy at birth (or how long, on average, a newborn can expect to live, if current death rates do not change unexpectedly), has increased from 50 years for men and 49 years for women to 64.4 years and 68.9 years

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Atlanta virtual career fair for veterans Thursday, June 25 - Atlanta Tribune

National unemployment claims have surpassed historic measures and veteran unemployment stays in step with this trend surging by 8 percent in just four weeks, from 3.8 percent in March to 11.8 percent in April. The good news: there are organizations hiring this specific demographic with identified

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Davion Pilgrim says There is Still Time for Unity; 16-year Old Talks About the Power of Peace in Protest

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Charles Payne says he’s ‘proud’ 404,000 black Americans received jobs in June

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The National Civil Rights Museum Plans Freedom Award 30th Anniversary in 2021

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