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Ex- convicts sentenced to life in jail
BY PATRICIA SIBANDA TWO Bulawayo ex-convicts, who robbed an elderly man of his cellphone and clothes before they killed and dumped his naked body in a bushy area, were on Wednesday sentenced to life in jail. Perfect Sibanda (30) of Four Winds suburb and Vusumuzi Ndebele (35) of Siphambaniso Flats
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Nigeria: Jonathan Refuses to Rule Out 2023 Presidential Ambition
[Premium Times] Some APC governors recently held a private meeting with the ex-president in Abuja.
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Social media dismantles State media monopoly
IT is now in the public domain that Zimbabweans have been victims of propaganda news perpetrated by the President Emmerson Mnangagwa-led government. Zimbabweans have had enough daily dosage of propaganda spewed by the State media. This narrative is meant to  maintain the status quo. This is the
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White Evangelicals Made a Deal With the Devil. Now What? - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
The cost of the alliance with Donald Trump and the GOP could be high after 2020, and not just for Christians.
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Two more men die from COVID - Stabroek News
The Ministry of Health today said that two more persons who tested positive for the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) have died. The article Two more men die from COVID appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Why Anthony Davis committed to the Lakers for five years | L.A. Focus News
In a modern NBA where “empowerment” and “leverage” have become buzzwords of a league shaped by the strategic positioning of players and their agents, Anthony Davis’ explanation for why he chose to sign a five-year contract with the Lakers seemed almost quaintly plain. “I just wanted to be
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Covid-19 Couldn’t Deter Four-Time World Champion Abner Mares From Philanthropy Efforts – The Wilmington Journal
Professional boxer Abner Mares (31-3-1) conquered three divisions en route to becoming a four-time world champion. His exciting fighting style made him a must-see-tv fighter, and he quickly became a fan favorite.  The former Olympian [...]
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Henry wants work-from-home policy to continue
MONTEGO BAY, St James - President of the Global Services Association of Jamaica (GSAJ), Gloria Henry is urging the Government to allow its members to continue the work-from-home policy when the existing bond waiver expires on December 31.Over 18,000 employees of several business process outsourcing
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Footballer ‘disappointed’ in fans who booed players taking the knee against racism
Colchester United player Callum Harriott has shared his disappointment after a number of fans booed players who took the knee in support of Black Lives Matter.
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America breaks 7-day COVID case record as hospitals are further strained | The Atlanta Voice
Hospitals across the United States are being put under immense pressure as the nation continues to hit record levels of new Covid-19 cases, adding more than 1 million new cases in the first five days of December. 'We're seeing day-by-day increasing numbers of patients with Covid-19, both those who
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Hope in the Midst Chaos
By Bishop Paul J.M. Kawimbe The World Health Organization was informed on December 31, 2019, about segments of cases of pneumonia of unknown cause that was detected in Wuhan City, Hubei Province of…
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Rwanda: Foreign Minister Biruta, South Africa Envoy Discuss Bilateral Ties
[New Times] Rwanda's Foreign Affairs Minister Vincent Biruta, Thursday received copies of credentials from the new South Africa High Commissioner to Rwanda.
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IYWD launches a gender social service programme
WOMEN are more than just victims of patriarchal society. One of the best ways to arrest patriarchal ideologies is to promote participatory development which include women in development initiatives. By Evans Mathanda Working together with local authorities to address challenges affecting women in
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Black farmers markets grow in North Carolina - WS Chronicle
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Kuwait votes for parliament amid economic, virus challenges - Black News Channel
By Associated Press Undefined KUWAIT CITY (AP) — Kuwait voted Saturday for its National Assembly, the first election since the death of its longtime ruling emir and as the oil-rich nation faces serious economic problems under the coronavirus pandemic. This tiny country's hundreds of thousands of
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Are efforts to keep Yiddish alive in New York and online behind comeback? - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
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Vincentian opposition decides against election court challenge KINGSTOWN (CMC): The main opposition New Democratic Party (NDP) in St Vincent and the Grenadines says it will not pursue legal action in relation to the outcome of the November 5...
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Don’t let the COVID-19 Grinch steal the Christmas joy of children in state care. That’s the plea made by Rosalee Gage-Grey, chief executive officer of the Child Protection and Family Services Agency (CPFSA), who urged charities and individuals to...
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Free public senior exercise classes on Facebook, YouTube help seniors stay fit | New Pittsburgh Courier
(NewsUSA) - When gym closures due to COVID-19 locked most seniors out of their exercise classes and daily workout routines this spring, they quickly began combing the internet for new strategies to stay fit. Today, many older adults have turned to options like the Silver&Fit® program, which offers
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Biden weighs pick for agriculture chief from diverse slate
One leading candidate for agriculture secretary hails from Cleveland, has the backing of progressives and has worked for years to... View Article The post Biden weighs pick for agriculture chief from diverse slate appeared first on TheGrio.
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DeSantis’ legislation would punish protesters, protect those who harm them – Florida Courier
The bill racks up criminal penalties for protesters and subtracts liability from those who would harm those protesters. This, at heart, would make Black Floridians more vulnerable, especially when they protest. The draft text of Gov. Ron DeSantis’ first piece of proposed legislation since COVID-19
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Donald Trump to Joe Biden; The Peaceful Transfer of Power. : ThyBlackMan.com
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Muswere urged Potraz to promote innovation
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Arbor Acres residents raise $132,000 to replace The Salvation Army’s Center of Hope kitchen - WS Chronicle
Arbor Acres residents have raised $132,000 to replace the outdated 28-year-old kitchen and dining rooms at The Salvation Army’s Center of Hope in Winston-Salem. A formal check presentation was held last
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Goat thieves target woman farmer
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