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Kenya: Magelo to Be Buried in Kajiado Tomorrow
[Nation] Former AFC Leopards chairman Alex ole Magelo, 67, will be buried on Saturday at his home in Kipeto, Kajiado County.
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Source: allAfrica.com
Ethiopia: Flash Floods Kill Seven as Heavy Rains Pound Addis Ababa
[Nation] At least seven people have been killed in Ethiopia after the capital, Addis Ababa, was hit by torrential rains that triggered flash flooding this week.
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Source: allAfrica.com
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Houston’s Own Peyton Is All About Black Women Excellence
Sincerity is a rare personality trait among entertainers, but not Houston's own singer-songwriter Peyton. With a heart of platinum, her shy demeanor belies a beautiful spirit within. Songs like “to […] The post Houston’s Own Peyton Is All About Black Women Excellence appeared first on Essence.
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Nigeria: How Livestock Market Ban Increases Supply Costs - Butchers
[Daily Trust] Butchers in Suleja council, Niger State and neigbouring Federal Capital Territory (FCT), have decried the cost of doing business following the banning of livestock markets in some North West and North Central states, of the country.
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Source: allAfrica.com
Le calvaire d’Haïti dans les relations internationales | Haiti Liberte
La MINUSTAH a dépensé 50 fois plus que la somme de toutes les autres missions en Haïti. Si cet argent avait été utilisé pour le développement social et économique, le pays de Dessalines serait certainement dans une situation différente.  Savez-vous quel est le problème dans les Caraïbes ? Que tout
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Cameroon: Music - Tzy Panchak Chants for Unity
[Cameroon Tribune] The artist, in collaboration with Stanley Enow and Kameni in the song "Amin" seeks to reignite the spirit of love and positivity among Cameroonians.
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Source: allAfrica.com
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Africa: War, Climate Saw Tens of Millions Internally Displaced in 2020
[RFI] A key group that monitors internal displacement reported on Thursday that violence and disasters -- often caused or worsened by the impact of climate change -- forced people to relocate within their countries more than 40 million times last year, the highest such tally in over a decade.
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September 24: The National Museum of African American History and Culture was opened to the public, 2016 - Los Angeles Sentinel
September 24: The National Museum of African American History and Culture was opened to the public, 2016 The post September 24: The National Museum of African American History and Culture was opened to the public, 2016 appeared first on Los Angeles Sentinel.
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Men’s Health Month – Q & A With Dr. Kenneth Green
June was Men’s Health Month, and as the month comes to a close, Kaiser Permanente is encouraging men to take care of their health by sharing ways they can take steps to do
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Safaricom buys Sh385m stake in UK gas company
The telco discloses in the latest annual report that it completed the transaction last December, giving it 18.96 per cent of the issued shares of the England-based firm.
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Libya: UN-Backed Forces Seize Major Airbase
Forces loyal to Libya’s internationally recognized government have seized a major airbase south of Tripoli from rival forces who have been trying to take over Libya for more than
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Red and Yellow Undergarments: The Secret for a Lucky New Year? – The Wilmington Journal
Those hoping for a lucky new year, may want to stock up on either red or yellow underwear. The origins of many holiday traditions have been lost over time, including the habit of wearing underwear [...]
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'OMG': Rihanna's Topless Pic Left Fans and Celebrities and Fans at a Loss for Words
Rihanna left her fans hyperventilating on Feb. 15 after she shared a provocative topless snapshot while sporting lavender Fenty shorts and matching accessories. The entrepreneur […]
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Mayor Barrett to Host New Webinars for Local Retailers and Spanish Speaking Bars, Restaurants and Food Vendors - Milwaukee Community Journal

MILWAUKEE— Join Mayor Tom Barrett next week for the next two webinars in the Moving Milwaukee Forward Safely series. Neighborhood retailers and Spanish speaking bar and restaurant owners and food vendors are invited to learn about how to stay safe during COVID-19. Experts from the Medical

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“We're Back!” –All Nine LACCD Colleges Hosting First-Ever - Los Angeles Sentinel
We’re back!  We’re Open!  We’re ready for You!  For the first time in the history of the Los Angeles Community College District (LACCD), all nine LACCD colleges are hosting simultaneous, in-person Open House Registration Fairs, 9 a.m.-1 p.m., Saturday, August
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Aérien : négociations suspendues chez Groupe ADP à la veille de la grève - Haiti24
Le logo du Groupe ADP affiché lors de l’assemblée générale du groupe à Paris, le 20 mai 2019. ERIC PIERMONT / AFP Les aéroports parisiens risquent d’être paralysés par la grève à partir de jeudi 1erjuillet à l’occasion des premiers grands départs en vacances. Plusieurs réunions de négociations
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Security breaches at CJIA - Stabroek News
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Beauty empire founder Britney Winters on how she uses network to raise millions in VC funds - Face2Face Africa
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Euro 2021 : l’UEFA ouvre une enquête après une banderole homophobe et des cris de singe à Budapest - Haiti24
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Apple To Help Build First-Of-Its-Kind Learning Center For HBCU’s In Atlanta
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Malawi: From Lilongwe to Tokyo for Boniface, Malawi's Judo Olympian
[RFI] From a township of Malawi's capital Lilongwe to the Olympics in Tokyo, judoka athlete Harriet Boniface, 28, is one of the young women in Africa who hopes to make a mark in a sport which has been, for a long time, considered a male discipline.
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Kenyan Flower Company Wins Global Award
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Zimbabwe investigative journalist Hopewell Chin'ono granted bail | Africanews
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