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Slow but steady start for booster shot programme in east Trinidad

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Covid19 vaccines await those who want to be vaccinated. - THE first phase of the Government's national covid19 vaccine booster shot programme was off to a slow start on Monday at vaccination sites in east Trinidad. This may have

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JR Smith Reveals He Earned A 4.0 GPA First Semester Of College In An Emotional Video: 'I Can't Even Describe The Feeling' - Blavity

J.R. Smith is celebrating after discovering he earned a 4.0 GPA at the end of his first semester at North Carolina A&T State University. Smith was all smiles as he jumped on social media to share the good news. “I can’t even describe the feeling… especially when you don’t think you can do it… you

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Malawi: Rising Suicides Shine Spotlight On Malawi's Mental Health Burden

[IPS] Lilongwe, Malawi -- When a former deputy speaker of Parliament shot himself dead within the National Assembly buildings in Lilongwe in September 2021, it shook Malawi. It also turned attention to the mental health burden in the country.

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Uganda: How Did I Only Get 35 Percent Votes in Kayunga - Museveni Questions NRM Leaders

[Nile Post] President Museveni has blasted ruling NRM leaders in Kayunga district whose squabbles he said were responsible for his dismal performance in the 2021 general election.

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Is Kyrie Irving Primed for a Return? - The New York Beacon

Much to NBA legendJohn Stockton’s dismay, it’s possible that mercurial point guard Kyrie Irving could be making his triumphant return to the court a lot sooner than any of us expected. Kid from Viral Popeye’s Meme is H.S. Football Champion 8 Years Later

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E. Faye Williams: A tale of two cities | New Pittsburgh Courier

by Dr. E. Faye Williams, Esq. (TriceEdneyWire.com)—JUSTICE, now better known as ACCOUNTABILITY, is an elusive consequence and, in the current social/cultural/political climate, is becoming more elusive with each passing day. Like that well-known, 1964 quote of Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart

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More people walking and biking are dying on Minnesota roads. Why?

'The vast majority of pedestrian fatalities involve reckless speeding or other things like running through red lights.' Source

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Source: MN Spokesman Recorder

Princes Town man, 55, charged with neighbour’s murder - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

A 55-year-old man from Iere Village in Princes Town has been charged with the October 5 murder of his 37-year-old neighbour. Ian Beharry is expected to appear virtually before a Princes Town magistrate on Wednesday. On Tuesday, Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions Joan Honore-Paul instruct

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Spirit.Ed: These 12 Cocktails Will Help You Countdown To Christmas Day

In preparation for the celebration, CASSIUS, and Spirit.Ed has a collection of 12 cocktails that should put you on the nice (or naughty) list for sure.

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Superb Woman: Bridget Sims Lewis - Texas Metro News

A hometown girl, Bridget Sims Lewis desires and sphere of influence has no boundaries as she has shared her knowledge, wisdom and passion internationally. She a pro who loves family and traveling! The post Superb Woman: Bridget Sims Lewis appeared first on Texas Metro News.

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House votes to refer Mark Meadows to Justice Department for contempt of Congress - The Atlanta Voice

(CNN) - The Democratic-controlled House voted Tuesday night to recommend that the Department of Justice pursue criminal charges against former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows for failing to appear for a deposition with the select committee investigating the January 6 attac

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Black teacher awarded $1.7M after school fired him because he raised complaints of discrimination

A jury in Boston awarded $1.7 million to a Black teacher after it found school district leaders fired him because he repeatedly raised complaints about being discriminated against at work. According to The Boston Globe, the money was awarded to Charles Sherman Neal after a more than five-year legal

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Israel Prime Minister met with Abu Dhabi Crown Prince | Haiti Gazette

The content originally appeared on: CNN Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett met with Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed at his private palace in Abu Dhabi on Monday, according to Bennett's office. Their meeting, and a shared lunch, went on two hours longer than the original time

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Source: Haiti News - Daily News from Haiti

WNBA Champion Candice Wiggins Is A Member Of Delta Sigma Theta

Did you know that basketball star Candice Wiggins is a member of Delta Sigma Theta? Wiggins pledged the Omicron Chi Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Candice was born in Baltimore, Maryland in 1987. She was a very skilled basketball player growing up. In fifth grade, she had to play on

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Mayor-Elect Bruce Harrell Announces First Round Of Administration Leaders - The Seattle Medium

Seattle Mayor-elect Bruce Harrell recently announced the first significant hires of his administration – the beginning of a diverse and experienced team of leaders that will support his efforts to unify, inspire, and address the urgent challenges facing

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Zim at risk of flashfloods, waterborne diseases: Unicef - NewsDay Zimbabwe

Unicef said it was mobilising US$54,7 million to provide critical services to the families at high risk.Unicef said it was mobilising US$54,7 million to provide critical services to the families at high

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Source: NewsDay Zimbabwe - Everyday News for Everyday People

Herschel Walker’s Son Whines About High Gas Prices Wearing A $1,200 Designer Hoodie

Wearing a $1,200 Givenchy hoodie, Christian Walker tried to blast the president for high gas prices despite local news outlets reporting prices were finally going down.

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Source: NewsOne

Spirit.Ed: These 12 Cocktails Will Help You Countdown To Christmas Day

In preparation for the celebration, CASSIUS, and Spirit.Ed has a collection of 12 cocktails that should put you on the nice (or naughty) list for sure.

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Haitian Migrants Look At Second Go In Chile | Haiti Gazette

The content originally appeared on: News Americas Now A Haitian man emerges from his home at a mountainside squatter camp built by Haitian and Peruvian immigrants in Lampa, Chile.(Photo by John Moore/Getty Images) By Gessika Thomas, Ivan Alvarado and Daina Beth Solomon

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Ben Crump representing Illinois worker killed in Amazon warehouse destroyed by tornado

Family members of one of the Edwardsville, Illinois Amazon facility workers who was killed when a tornado destroyed one of The post Ben Crump representing Illinois worker killed in Amazon warehouse destroyed by tornado appeared first on TheGrio.

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Good Riddance: Pro-KKK Georgia Republican Who Said Civil War Was About ‘Property’ Loss Won’t Seek Re-Election

Rep. Tommy Benton, a Republican Georgia lawmaker who has defended the KKK and the institution of slavery, has announced that he will not be seeking re-election into the state legislature next year.

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Source: NewsOne

3 Florida Trump Supporters Were Arrested For Allegedly Voting In Two Different States

Arrested for allegedly casting ballots out of state while also voting in Florida during the 2020 election, the three voters were residents of The Village retirement community.

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Source: The Urban Daily

Houston playwright Norma Thomas presents ‘An Urban Christmas Tale’ - DefenderNetwork.com

Norma J. Thomas, French Creole Productions and God’s Grace Community Church present 'An Urban Christmas Tale.' Funded in part by the Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs, through the Houston Arts […]

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My Brother’s Keeper Alliance Comes To Tulsa, Inaugural Executive Director Named | The Oklahoma Eagle

The Oklahoma Eagle Newswire ImpactTulsa, a local collective-impact organization, on Thursday, Dec. 2, announced Tulsa has accepted the Obama Foundation’s My Brother’s Keeper (MBK) Challenge. BerThaddaeus Bailey, an accomplished community activist, nonprofit founder and policy analyst, will lead

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Source: The Oklahoma Eagle

Four Memphis schools to return to local control after a 10-year state takeover - TSDMemphis.com

by Marta W. Aldrich - Four low-performing Memphis schools taken over by Tennessee almost a decade ago will return to their local school district by next fall without achieving the massive improvements promised under the oversight of the state-run Achievement School District. The schools rejoining

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Source: TSDMemphis.com - The New Tri-State Defender - TSDMemphis.com

Uganda: Soroti City, District Leaders Clash Over Cattle Market

[Monitor] A wrangle has erupted between Soroti District and Soroti City Council over ownership of Arapai Cattle Market.

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Kinnear killing: Bail application of Nafiz Modack and co-accused postponed - again | News24

Alleged underworld figure, Nafiz Modack, and his co-accused will stay behind bars for the December holidays.

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Crayfish quota increased after protests by fishers | News24

The Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment has given in to the demands of small fishers and increased the crayfish quota for the 2021-22 season. But for the next two years, the quota will be cut again.

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Seeking Re-Election, Capitol Hill Mainstay Rep. Jim Clyburn, 81, Says He’s Not Blocking The ‘Next Generation’ Of Democrats

South Carolina Congressman and House Majority Whip Jim Clyburn is not only seeking re-election at the age of 81, but he is also all but daring any candidates to challenge him for the seat he's held for nearly the past three decades: "Come get it."

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Rev. C. Herbert Oliver, civil rights activist, dies at 96 - Los Angeles Sentinel

The Rev. C. Herbert Oliver, a civil rights activist who documented police brutality against African Americans in Alabama in the early 1960s and later fought for public school reform in New York City, has died. He was

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