Civic groups target youths in voter awareness - NewsDay Zimbabwe
They made the call during a post by-election round table meeting held at Bulawayo Club hosted by the Community Podium and Centre for Innovation and Technology in Bulawayo on Monday. The post Civic groups target youths in voter awareness appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Economic hardships weaken Zim unions’ bargaining power - The Zimbabwe Independent
KUDZAI KUWAZA ECONOMIC hardships, which resulted in massive job losses have severely weakened workers’ negotiating powers during collective bargaining within various national employment councils. This comes after the national statistics body, Zimstat, revealed that 314 304 jobs were lost during the
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Source: The Zimbabwe Independent - The Leading Business Weekly
4 deaths, 283 new covid19 cases recorded
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News TT recorded four deaths on Wednesday, bringing the covid19 death toll to 3,770. The Health Ministry said 283 new cases were reported in samples taken between last Sunday and Tuesday. In its update, the ministry said the people who
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Source: Trinidad News
Parly turns heat on minister over varsity fees hike - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Newly sworn-in Mbizo MP Settlement Chikwinya (Citizens Coalition for Change) on Tuesday raised a point of interest in the National Assembly and called on Murwira to issue a statement on the university fees
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Officials advised to pursue upmarket tourists in untapped destinations - Barbados Today
Barbados should look to target wealthy persons in already defined source markets rather than seek out tourists from distant sources. That suggestion has been put forward by former Central Bank Governor Dr Delisle Worrell, who has urged tourism officials to seek diversification of source markets
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355 new COVID-19 cases - Barbados Today
A total of 355 new COVID-19 cases (156 males and 199 females) were recorded for the period Saturday, April 23, from the 1,213 tests conducted by the Best-dos Santos Public Health Laboratory. The new positives comprised 55 persons who are under the age of 18, and 300 who are 18 years and
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St. Croix Could Get Major Shipyard
St. Croix's south shore could soon be home to the Caribbean basin's largest shipyard, employing thousands of highly-skilled Crucians, officials said Monday.
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Govt, BCC to name Byo Street after Kenyan President Kenyatta - NewsDay Zimbabwe
This follows a request by the Local Government minister July Moyo to the BCC after President Emmerson Mnangagwa paid a two-day State visit to Kenya from March 8. The post Govt, BCC to name Byo Street after Kenyan President Kenyatta appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Rowley denies Kamla’s state-sponsored spying claims
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News HEAR ME: A fiery Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley addresses a PNM public meeting in Diego Martin on Tuesday evening. PHOTO BY SUREASH CHOLAI - A FIRED-UP Prime Minister Dr Rowley resoundingly refuted claims by Opposition Leader
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Source: Trinidad News
2 burnt bodies found in Maracas; Sangre Grande man shot dead
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File photo. THE burnt bodies of a couple were found down a precipice off the North Coast Road, Maracas on Monday. Police reported that sometime after 4 pm, they were told that something burnt, which appeared to be human
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Source: Trinidad News
15 contractors oppose EFCL's winding-up
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Justice Carol Gobin who is hearing the winding-up application for the EFCL. FILE PHOTO - THERE are at least 15 contractors on record as objecting to the winding-up of the Education Facilities Company Ltd (EFCL). The 15 formally
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Source: Trinidad News
Desmond Waithe’s funeral on April 30
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Pan arranger, musician and educator Desmond Waithe Pan arranger, musician and educator Desmond Waithe’s funeral will take place from 10 am on April 30 at the Republic Bank Exodus Panyard, Eastern Main Road, St Augustine. He will
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Source: Trinidad News
Royal Caribbean Guarantees Triple Passenger Growth for St. Croix, New Excursion to St. John
Making the announcement from the annual Seatrade Cruise Global conference, Royal Caribbean officials promised increased passenger growth territory-wide in the coming year, with up to 70 percent more passengers to Crown Bay on St. Thomas and triple the numbers on St. Croix.
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Source: St. Croix Source | online all the time since 1999
V.I. Taxicab Commission Presents First New Taxi Tariffs in More Than 15 Years
After more than 15 years without change, the V.I. Taxicab Commission presented a suggested increase in tariffs to the St. Croix automobile-for-hire operators Monday at the Sunny Isle Amphitheater.
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Plaskett Co-Chairs Black Innovation Committee
Given the opportunity, Black innovators will change the world, said Congressional Delegate Stacey Plaskett in Washington D.C. on Tuesday.
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Source: St. Croix Source | online all the time since 1999
Chaos mars war vets screening - NewsDay Zimbabwe
According to the general outline of the vetting exercise, non-combatant cadres and ex-political prisoners, detainees and restrictees are being vetted at provincial level across the  country's 10 provinces. The post Chaos mars war vets screening appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Carnival Police Task Force “Operation Python” Arrest 2 Recover 1 Gun
On Monday, April 25, 2022, members of a Multi-Agency Violent Offender Task Force consisting of Officers from the Special Operations Bureau, CIB, K-9, Zone A Patrol, COVID-19 Task Force Officers, and DLCA were doing traffic enforcement around Rhymer Highway at 5:00 p.m.
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Source: St. Thomas Source | The trusted independent voice of the Virgin Islands community
Yellow weather alert: Rain strands commuters at City Gate
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Pedestrians wait to cross the road at the intersection of South Quay and Henry Street. - Paula Lindo Scores of commuters and pedestrians were stranded on Tuesday afternoon as rain associated with a weather system affected TT
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Source: Trinidad News
March 26 by-elections drive final nail in the MDC’s coffin - The Zimbabwe Independent
Its leader, Douglas Mwonzora still believes the party will rise from the ashes after the battering from the recently held elections. The party’s failure to secure a single seat in all contested areas paints a gloomy
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Source: The Zimbabwe Independent - The Leading Business Weekly
Sage to host panel discussion on pension reform - Barbados Today
Pension Reform, its fiscal, social, and economic implications, are expected to attract keen interest when the Senior Advisory Group for Excellence in Trade Unionism (SAGE) hosts a panel discussion on the topic tomorrow, Wednesday, April 6 at 6:00 p.m. at the Horatio Cooke Auditorium, National
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Source: Barbados Today - News You Can Trust.
Kadoma tenant evicted over CCC links - NewsDay Zimbabwe
“She had verbally given me notice to terminate the lease, but I told her I was not accepting the termination of the lease agreement on political grounds.” The post Kadoma tenant evicted over CCC links appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Haitian nationals evicted and unsure of next steps - Barbados Today
What started as a dream of moving to Guyana or Brazil for a better life is now a nightmare in Barbados for 34 Haitians who said on Tuesday they were now reduced to living “like dogs on the street”. The visitors say they were ordered to pack their bags and leave the apartment at
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Source: Barbados Today - News You Can Trust.
Calling young artists: Earth Day Fair to feature youth art contest - WS Chronicle
Calling young artists: Earth Day Fair to feature youth art contest The post Calling young artists: Earth Day Fair to feature youth art contest appeared first on WS Chronicle.
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‘One stop centre for IDs, voter registration blitz’ - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Government launched a national mobile registration blitz to issue out birth certificates and national identity cards (IDs) last Friday. The post ‘One stop centre for IDs, voter registration blitz’ appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Mob kills two Gokwe men - NewsDay Zimbabwe
In a statement, Midlands police spokesperson Inspector Emmanuel Mahoko said the now deceased men, Pardon Muchaitei and Edmore Murindiwa allegedly went berserk and started stabbing fellow spectators at a sports field near Dzire Business Centre in
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Source: NewsDay Zimbabwe - Everyday News for Everyday People
Plaskett Co-Chairs Black Innovation Committee
Given the opportunity, Black innovators will change the world, said Congressional Delegate Stacey Plaskett in Washington D.C. on Tuesday.
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Source: St. Thomas Source | The trusted independent voice of the Virgin Islands community
USVI Taino Chief Seeks Members
Last June, with little fanfare, Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. signed a proclamation recognizing the Guainía Taino Tribe of the Virgin Islands. The official recognition was the culmination of a nearly ten-year campaign on the part of Maekiaphan Phillips, the tribe’s “kasike” ¬– or chief.
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Source: St. Croix Source | online all the time since 1999
$28 Million Expansion for Food Bank - The Oklahoma Eagle
The Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma held a groundbreaking ceremony April 1 for new $28 million construction project that will double the size and capacity of its operations.  The post $28 Million Expansion for Food Bank appeared first on The Oklahoma Eagle.
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Source: The Oklahoma Eagle
USVI Taino Chief Seeks Members
Last June, with little fanfare, Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. signed a proclamation recognizing the Guainía Taino Tribe of the Virgin Islands. The official recognition was the culmination of a nearly ten-year campaign on the part of Maekiaphan Phillips, the tribe’s “kasike” ¬– or chief.
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Source: St. Thomas Source | The trusted independent voice of the Virgin Islands community
Augustine on Marriott project: Artefacts, coast must be protected
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Chief Secretary Farley Augustine, members of the THA, officials from developer Superior Hotels Ltd and other stakeholders at a site visit for a $500 million Marriott development in Rocky Point on Thursday. - THE preservation of
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Source: Trinidad News

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