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Protocol changes, deaths, vaccination calls mark second year of pandemic - Barbados Today
COVID-19 once again dominated the headlines of 2021. While there was much hope by Government and Barbadians alike that 2021 would have been the year in which the pandemic was defeated, the situation in fact worsened. This was highlighted by the fact that COVID-19 related deaths increased
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Magistrate wants aunt to confirm accused’s living arrangements - Barbados Today
St Michael resident Dario Delisle Flatts, remains on remand at Dodds even though he was offered bail. That’s because the 23-year-old groom from Block I2 Field Place, Bayville has to reassure the court of his new address. Station Sergeant Crishna Graham submitted that Flatts, who is facing three
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Trinidad: Boy, 14, charged with murder - Stabroek News
(Trinidad Guardian) A 14-year-old boy is expected to appear before the Children Court on murder charges, in virtual proceedings. The article Trinidad: Boy, 14, charged with murder appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Case surge creates ‘new sense of urgency’ to get vaccinated, boosted amid the holidays - Texas Metro News
Vaccine doses have picked up in the last part of 2021 as people look to protect themselves from the recent uptick in cases — and the Walmart gift cards are helping attract
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Dollars and Sense - Financial Fundamentals Part I - New Orleans Data News Weekly
Ryan Taylor Data News Weekly Contributor “Popping tags” and “Ballin” are popular slang terms we often associate with riches or being financially well-off. When the beat drops and you hear “$2,000 just for the shoes
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Riding the challenge - Barbados Today
The challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic have often taken centre stage because of the illness, economic turmoil and death that it has caused. But behind the scenes, young Barbadians have also been making the most of a bad situation.One such person is Reco Harewood, who, after working with horses for
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The Federal Republic of Nigeria /n aɪ ˈ dʒ ɪər i ə/  (  listen), commonly referred to as Nigeria, is a federal republic in West Africa, bordering Benin in the west, Chad and Cameroon in the east, and Niger in the north. Its coast in the south lies on the Gulf of Guinea in the Atlantic Ocean. It
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Tourist pretesting back on agenda - Tufton admits island’s COVID-19 response buckling under pressure
The Jamaican Government is reconsidering the imposition of COVID-19 pretesting of arriving tourists as the coronavirus response architecture at the island’s airports has been overwhelmed by passenger traffic, Minister of Health and Wellness Dr Christopher Tufton admitted on
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Woman pays off husband's student loan debt as Christmas present
Across the world, millions of people are struggling to settle their student loan debt. In America, It has become a crisis for millions of citizens. Data shows that about 44.7 million Americans have outstanding student loan student, amounting to $1.86 trillion. Social media influencer Jayla Brenae
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African-Americans; Why You Should Take The Covid-19 Vaccine.
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Gauteng could see 'intermittent lockdown' as Covid-19 peak looms - Masuku
The Gauteng provincial government says it may possibly look at "intermittent lockdowns" as the province prepares for a peak in Covid-19
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Chargers safety Derwin James set to return against Broncos - L.A. Focus News
COSTA MESA — Chargers coach Brandon Staley is rarely brief when reporters ask about Derwin James’ importance to the team. Staley has provided paragraphs worth of praise throughout the season for his versatile star safety, who has been playing at least five positions while relaying defensive calls
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U-turn as suspension of prominent North West doctor lifted
The controversial suspension of one of the North West province's senior clinicians two weeks ago has been lifted, with Professor Ebrahim Variava returning to his post as head of internal medicine at the Klerksdorp Tshepong Hospital on 29
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Chapman: COVID positive people not allowed to vote on January 19 - Barbados Today
Individuals who test positive for COVID-19 will not be allowed to exercise their Constitutional right to vote in the January 19 General Election. Making the announcement Saturday morning, Head of the COVID-19 Monitoring Unit, Ronald Chapman said that it was “a hard pill to swallow” for anyone who
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I’m With the Teachers: We’re Not Yet Ready for In-Person School
Every parent — and teacher — I know is talking about schools and education during Covid-19. The pandemic has opened many folks’ eyes to issues of basic education, school infrastructure, equity, and…
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Six win scholarships, 36 get exhibitions - Barbados Today
The Ministry of Education on Friday announced six scholarship winners, 36 exhibition winners and a sole recipient of an Award of Excellence this year. Two of the scholars are from Harrison College (HC), while the remaining four are from Queens College (QC); while 25 of the exhibition winners are
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Cape Verde bans end-of-year parties amid surge in Covid cases | Africanews
On Tuesday, prime minister Ulisses Correia e Silva, announced that the country was returning to a contingency situation, requiring a negative test for access to restaurants and banning gatherings
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Government launches cultural heritage project - Barbados Today
by David Hinkson As Barbados makes its transition to a parliamentary republic and continues to seek new ways to rebuild its economy in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, tapping into our traditional ways of life in an effort to forge our identity on the world stage will be an integral part of the
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Gauteng will overtake Western Cape with most Covid-19 cases in coming days, says Mkhize | News24
Gauteng will emerge with the highest number of Covid-19 cases in the coming days, overtaking the Western Cape, Health Minister Zweli Mkhize says.
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Support system for secondary school students - Barbados Today
The Ministry of Education, Technological and Vocational Training has put a system in place to assist secondary students preparing for the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) exams. Chief Education Officer, Dr. Ramona Archer-Bradshaw, today stated that a Learning Development and Examination
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“MOSES” FROM WHITEHALL NOW IN CUSTODY | The Bajan Reporter
The man who was the subject of a wanted person bulletin issued on Wednesday, December 22nd, 2021, in connection with investigations into several serious criminal matters is now in custody. The Barbados Police Service would like to thank the general public and the media for their assistance in this
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Gayle not selected for Ireland, England series - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
THE Cricket West Indies (CWI) interim selection panel has announced the squads for the forthcoming series against Ireland and England. A notable absence on the T20 squad for the one-off T20 against Ireland is veteran batsman Chris Gayle. Gayle, 42, was expected to get a send-off in front of hi
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Journalist Becomes First Person With Māori Face Tattoo To Anchor News Program - Blavity
Oriini Kaipara, a member of the Māori tribe in New Zealand, made history by becoming the first to anchor a primetime news broadcast with a traditional lower chin tattoo called a moko kauae. The tattoo symbolizes a woman's rite of passage from girl to adult. The 37-year-old anchored the evening news
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Liberia: Runaway Child Rescued in Nimba... . Says He Was Running From Grandma to Walk to Mother in Monrovia
[New Republic] A 14-year-old boy called "Success", who was seen travelling on foot to find his mother in Monrovia, has been rescued and handed over to the civil authorities in the township of Kpain in Lao Chiefdom, Meinpea-Mah District, Nimba County.
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My Precipitations, By Azu Ishiekwene 
It’s okay to debate the Electoral Bill, and we should. But like it happened in 2007, even after INEC Chairman, Maurice Iwu, dragged everyone, including ambassadors, all across the country, showing off his VSAT systems in the 774 local government areas, Nigeria still had its most shambolic elections
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EDITORIAL COMMENT:Fall in gold output a call to diversify economy - NewsDay Zimbabwe
THE plunge in gold tonnage to seven tonnes in the first five months of the year from 9,2 tonnes in the comparative The post EDITORIAL COMMENT:Fall in gold output a call to diversify economy appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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8 Black New Year Traditions That Will Bring You Good Luck
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A different narrative for 2022 - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
If I had to find a single adjective to describe our times, it would be 'turbulent.' Millions of people, globally, are suffering from a deadly virus, thousands of them dying daily, and people everywhere, guided by a misconstrued idea of what constitutes a human right, protesting over governments
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Reverend enters political fray to contest January 19 election - Barbados Today
The man who came within ten votes of defeating Member of Parliament Santia Bradshaw eight years ago is returning to challenge her for that St Michael South-East seat once again. Reverend Patrick Tannis, who works in career banking and wealth management confirmed to Barbados TODAY that he paid in
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QEH delivered first babies of 2022 - Barbados Today
For several families there is even more reason to celebrate the New Year. That’s because just after midnight they rang in 2022 by welcoming new bundles of joy.   The Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) reports the birth of seven babies - four boys and three girls, up to press time. The first baby of
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