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EDSON Kalungwe, a Gokwe farmer and husband to five wives, looked miserable as he waited for his turn to pour out his heart but one thing was clear, he no longer had hope of getting paid for his cotton crop. BY MOSES MATENGA He confessed his passion for cotton farming, which had transformed his life
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Source: NewsDay Zimbabwe - Everyday News for Everyday People
Black Commercial Real Estate Firm Lands Mega-Deal to Help Microsoft Secure Lease Transaction in Atlanta
T. Dallas Smith & Co. president opened up about landing its largest deal ever, helping Microsoft lease space to expand in Atlanta.
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Thieves cripple Bull Bay blockmaking project
A promising blockmaking project in Bull Bay, St Andrew, aimed at empowering members of the community, has been indefinitely suspended after being targeted by thieves and other persons with malintent. The project, which was given legs by St Andrew...
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Fate Of Historic Housing Project Addressed — The Sacramento Observer
SACRAMENTO - The future of a historic housing project that emerged out of a civil rights case in Sacramento is under review by the city. The evaluation will affect the living of the low-income residents who cherish the properties that were built almost 70 years ago. The analysis will also have an
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Sugar imports up 19 per cent in six months as local output improves
Sugar imports in the first half of the year rose 19 per cent compared with a similar period last year even as local production continues to register growth.
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Why the State sugar mills leasing plan is raw deal for farmers
Most the shortlisted bidders are local private millers who are at the heart of the current problems bedevilling the sugar industry and killing the public millers.
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Work from home threatens South Africas office property sector - TechCentral
South Africa’s struggling office property sector faces a huge threat if the work-from-home paradigm shift takes hold.
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SETTING THE RECORD STRAIGHT:THE 2007/8 Farm Mechanization Program was above Board and No Rural or Commercial Farmer was ever asked to Pay for the Equipment. ——————————— 1.First of all, I must express my prima-facie disappointment with my brother and friend of long time, Dr Magaisa for appearing not
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Elijah Muhammad
Elijah Muhammad (born Elijah Robert Poole; October 7, 1897 – February 25, 1975) was a black-American religious leader, who led the Nation of Islam (NOI) from 1934 until his death in 1975. He was a mentor to Malcolm X, Louis Farrakhan, Muhammad Ali, as well as his own son, Warith Deen
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Ali announces $5B injection for GuySuCo - Stabroek News
President Irfaan Ali yesterday announced that $5 billion will be injected into the beleaguered  Guyana Sugar Corporation (GuySuCo) as the new PPP/C government moves to deliver on its campaign promise of reopening three of the sugar estates that were shuttered under the former APNU+AFC-led
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19 families purchase almost 100 acres of land in Georgia - TheGrio
In August, Real Estate agent Ashley Scott and her friend, investor and entrepreneur Renee Walters, along with 17 other families,... View Article The post 19 families purchase almost 100 acres of land in Georgia appeared first on TheGrio.
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Corentyne crash victims identified as soldier, friends - Stabroek News

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Process to revive closed sugar estates has begun - President Ali tells East Canje - Stabroek News
President Irfaan Ali yesterday told East Canje, Berbice  residents that the process to restart operations at sugar estates which were closed by the previous government has already begun except for the Wales Estate where the factory was
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The James Harris Journey: From Hunger to Harvest to Hope
By Je’Don Holloway Talley For The Birmingham Times There were five kids in the family. There was one breadwinner, the father, and sadly, he was an alcoholic. Hunger, remembers James Harris, who was one of those kids at the house in Houston, Texas, could come knocking at the door on any old
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Construction of 63km sugar belt road to start October
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Habitat for Humanity of NWI and Wells Fargo Builds team in Lake Station to help make affordable homes | The Crusader Newspaper Group
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One good shower of rain and this section of the Irish Town main road will be the scene of a mudslide from this partially excavated hillside.Fresh tractor marks yesterday afternoon show evidence that heavy equipment has been digging into the layers of soil, ripping out trees and shrubs with it.
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Historic African American-Owned Park In Pennsylvania Struggling After Coronavirus Cancels Fundraising Events - African American News Today - EIN News
… COUNTY, Pa. (KDKA) — A historic African American-owned park in Westmoreland County … was established in 1945 when African Americans had no other park to … . “Fairview Park is the oldest African American-owned park in Pennsylvania, actually …
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Mayor Johnson Announces Housing Savannah Taskforce | The Savannah Tribune
Mayor Van R. Johnson, II announced the formation of the Housing Savannah taskforce today. The group will investigate and develop an action plan for affordable housing in Savannah – housing that can be attainable for the average Savannahian for less than 30 percent of gross household
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Young Adults Returning Home Is Impacting The Rental Market - The Seattle Medium
Millions of young adults moved back in with their parents in March and April, as layoffs hit their incomes and lockdowns made shared urban apartments feel crunched. CNN's Clare Sebastian reports on how that shift could have a long term impact on the real estate
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WHEDA invites community participation to kick off rural affordable workforce housing initiative - Milwaukee Community Journal
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Black-owned Texas farms face roadblocks to COVID-19 relief funding
Faith Ellis is only farming six of the 85 acres on her New Boston, Texas farm – one of eight... View Article The post Black-owned Texas farms face roadblocks to COVID-19 relief funding appeared first on TheGrio.
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Roaring river after downpour forces Bull Bay residents to evacuate
IN the dead of night, Simone Dean had to evacuate her children from their home in Pleasant View, Eight Miles, in Bull Bay, St Andrew, after roaring waters from Cane River threatened to erode the bank behind the building late Sunday.Dean, 43, described the frightful ordeal of hearing the river
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Two more COVID-19 positive patients died yesterday and a total of 130 more cases were confirmed, while Minister of Health Dr Frank Anthony admitted that better enforcement of the emergency measures in place, including the national curfew, is needed to curb the spread of the
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