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Kenya/Egypt: Kenyan Fans Locked Out of Harambee Stars Clash With Egypt's Pharaohs
[Nairobi News] No fans will be allowed in to watch the clash between Harambee Stars and Pharaohs of Egypt slated for Thursday evening at the Moi International Sports Complex, Kasarani.
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Source: allAfrica.com
Tanzania's John Magufuli to be buried in his hometown of Chato | Africanews
Close family, relatives and friends of Magufuli are also attending the private funeral service in Chato.
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Source: Africanews | Latest breaking news, daily news and African news from Africa
BWR Releases Annual Report on Black Women in the U.S.
The Black Women's Roundtable on Thursday released its eighth annual report on the state of Black women in the U.S., focusing on their challenges and triumphs in the wake of a historic election season and amid a global health
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We did not steal land – Augur Investments’ - NewsDay Zimbabwe
BY MOSES MATENGA A Russian investor accused of a land heist in the 2019 Airport Road project entered into with the government and Harare City Council has claimed the deal was legal. Tatiana Aleshina, through her lawyers Scanlen & Holderness, made the claims while challenging a court application by
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Blockade in Egypt's Suez Canal costs an estimated $9bn worth of goods daily | Africanews
Chairman of the Suez Canal Authority told the media that, despite the blockade, some cargoes have been able to move south, adding that efforts to remove ‘’Ever Given’’ to free up traffic will continue.
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Gweru hires private firms to fix streetlights, water infrastructure - NewsDay Zimbabwe
BY STEPHEN CHADENGA GWERU City Council, which has over the years been struggling to repair streetlights and replace obsolete water equipment, has invited private players to rehabilitate the infrastructure. Acting town clerk Vakai Chikwekwe, in a notice, said the private companies were expected to
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Egypt: Planning Ministry Seeks to Train Egyptian Returnees Harmed By Coronavirus Pandemic
[Egypt Online] Planning Minister Hala el Saeed said Nawart Baladak (Welcome Home) initiative aims at boosting cooperation among the governmental bodies and implementing economic plans seeking to merge Egyptians abroad and benefiting from their skills to achieve comprehensive development.
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The myth behind Man Turning into a Hippo - NewsDay Zimbabwe
BY NYADZOMBE NYAMPENZA CHANGE can be visible to others, and less so to the subject, the late sculpture Bernard Matemera’s carving Man Turning into a Hippo is a mythical creature that reveals the instability of human nature. Carved in 1986, the adult size sculpture is exhibited along Julius Nyerere
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Call for people with underlying health conditions to come forward for the Covid vaccine - African Voice Newspaper
Individuals living with lupus, diabetes and sickle cell are among those who can now get their jab. People with underlying health conditions such as lupus, diabetes and sickle cell are now being invited to get their Covid-19 vaccine. Throughout the pandemic, charities such as Lupus UK, African
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Kenya/Egypt: Stay Away From Kasarani! CS Amina Warns Fans, Politicians Ahead of Egypt Match
[Nation] Kenya risks a ban from continental football should fans force their way into the Moi International Sports Centre Kasarani for Thursday's crucial Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Egypt.
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Kenyatta Directs His Cabinet to Get Covid-19 Vaccine
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- President Uhuru Kenyatta has ordered his entire Cabinet and members of the Executive to lead by example and get vaccinated against Coronavirus.
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Warriors Zebra-cross to Afcon - NewsDay Zimbabwe
BY HENRY MHARA BOTSWANA ………………0 ZIMBABWE………….. (1)1 The Warriors last night qualified for next year’s Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) finals after producing a gritty performance to beat Botswana in a Group H penultimate qualifier at the Obedi Chilume Stadium in Francistown. Perfect
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Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan signs off on $577 million for Maryland’s historically Black colleges and universities | The Crusader Newspaper Group
The move is a step toward ending a long legal fight over systemic inequities By Danielle Douglas-Gabriel and Ovetta Wiggins, The Washington Post Maryland is closer to resolving a long legal fight over inequitable funding of the state’s four historically Black colleges and universities after
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Police deploy at crime hotspots - NewsDay Zimbabwe
BY VANESSA GUZHA POLICE have been deployed at different crime hotspots across the country to deal with escalating cases of armed robbery, assault and suicide, Home Affairs deputy minister Ruth Maboyi has said. Maboyi revealed the strategy in the National Assembly on Wednesday. “According to the
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Researchers Develop Cheap, Rapid Test For COVID-19 Variants
Researchers from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev have developed a rapid and cost-effective test to identify COVID-19’s British and South African variants within hours instead of days, enabling effective response and containment
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STEM sector has been called to step up and end 'unacceptable' disparities in black staff and student academic progression - Voice Online
The Royal Society has published two reports today that lay bare the inequalities faced by black students and staff The post STEM sector has been called to step up and end 'unacceptable' disparities in black staff and student academic progression appeared first on Voice Online.
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#FocusRacialJustice: African Americans, Pay Attention to Your Mental Health - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic is one of two plagues that loomed over the United States in 2020; the other is racism. In the middle of a pandemic, massive protests erupted around the country after the death of George Floyd, a Black man who died at the hands of a Minneapolis police officer in
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Four more COVID deaths today - Stabroek News
The Ministry of Health today said that  four more persons who tested positive for the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) have died. The article Four more COVID deaths today appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Kenya Tightens Measures, Again, to Curb Rise in Covid-19 Infecions
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Kenya announced tight restrictions Friday, in measures aimed at curbing the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic after the third wave swept the country with unprecedented infections and deaths since February.
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COVID-19 vaccine eligibility expands as LA County passes a grim milestone - L.A. Focus News
Statewide vaccine eligibility will widen to all those at least 16 years old in mid-April, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Thursday morning, March 25, the same day Los Angeles County received a sobering reminder that the virus remains a threat - with its coronavirus-related death toll topping
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Safaricom Launches Africa’s third 5G Network | Africanews
One year after its first 5G trial, Safaricom, the leading Kenyan telecom operator, is introducing ultra high-speed broadband to the market
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WATCH: What You Need To Know — March 26, 2021: U.S. Hits 30 Million Infections — Biden’s First Press Conference — GA Rep. Arrested
1. First Biden Press Conference What You Need To Know: President Biden held his first, and in the age of COVID-19, a pandemic-era press conference. Due to the pandemic, the White House limited attendance and only 30 socially distanced chairs for journalists were spread out in the large
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Deadly Stampedes, High Praise And Harsh Criticism Mark Mourning Rites For Tanzanian President  | The Florida Star | The Georgia Star
NAIROBI, Kenya — A stampede reportedly killed several people among the tens of thousands who poured into stadiums this week to mourn the death of controversial President John Pombe Magufuli. The 61-year-old Magufuli was officially reported to have died of heart disease on March 17, but media
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Why are we not holding councils to account?
By Tendai Ruben Mbofana MY soul is so disquieted, as I feel so dejected as a Zimbabwean, wondering about our inexplicable docility, cowardice, and inability to stand up against local government authorities who have failed to provide basic services. Councils are run by MDC councillors, who have
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Guyana, T&T, Suriname may evade worst effects of tough regional post-Covid comeback: IMF - Stabroek News
The Caribbean’s road to recovery from the economic effects of COVID-19 could be a long and testing trek particularly for countries whose economies are hinged to a tourism industry battered by the ravages of the COVID-19 pandemic, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) says in its most recent
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COVID-19 claims four more lives - Stabroek News
The novel coronavirus has claimed four more lives in Guyana. This was disclosed by the Ministry of Health yesterday in press statements where it informed that the country’s death toll now stand at 225. The article COVID-19 claims four more lives appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Council rates hike irks private doctors - NewsDay Zimbabwe
BY MOSES MUGUGUNYEKI MEDICAL practitioners operating private health centres are exasperated by the Harare City Council (HCC)’s decision to raise rates by almost 1 000% this year, amid grievances over poor service delivery. Medical practitioners who run surgeries in Harare’s residential areas said
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Stage set for the Old Mutual Nama Legends awards - NewsDay Zimbabwe
BY WINSTONE ANTONIO THE stage is set for the virtual National Arts Merit Awards (NAMA) Legends Awards to be held tomorrow. The event which promises to be a unique experience for the industry and the fans is powered by Old Mutual Zimbabwe. Arts mother body, National Arts Council of Zimbabwe
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Communications specialist Namela Henry succumbs to COVID-19 - Stabroek News
Media and communications specialist, Namela Henry passed away yesterday following her battle with COVID-19. The article Communications specialist Namela Henry succumbs to COVID-19 appeared first on Stabroek News.
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CDB President sees key role for private sector in region’s post-Covid recovery pursuits - Stabroek News
As Caribbean governments continue to contemplate a way back from the devastation inflicted on the region’s respective economies arising out of the still raging coronavirus, outgoing President of the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) Dr William Warren Smith says that as part of the recovery
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