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‘These Ain’t Even the Same Thing!’: Niecy Nash’s Mind-bending Meme About Mask Requirements and Segregation Goes Left, Then Right, And Ultimately Nowhere with Fans
Actress Niecy Nash has merged the worlds of mask wearing with segregation. And at their intersection is a slew of commentary from her fans who had much
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When the Crisis Gets Worse
Pastor Brian K. Brown, St. Mark M.B. Church Mark 5:25-34  The is a familiar text of a woman who had been hemorrhaging for 2 years. Her situation is a reminder of our circumstances.  She had been losing blood, was losing hope and perhaps losing patience.  This is where some of us are.  She had gone
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The possibility of curbing brain drain in Africa - African Voice Newspaper
By Olakunle Agboola - The African Union estimates that about 70,000 skilled professionals emigrate from Africa every year. Currently, Africa is the world’s youngest continent, with an estimated 10 -12 Million young Africans joining the labor force each year. Yet the continent can create only about
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WEIS Radio | Local & Area News, Sports, & Weather » COVID-19 live updates: Texas Lt. Gov. claims unvaccinated Black people driving spike in cases
… Channel host Laura Ingraham that “African-Americans who have not been vaccinated … are doing nothing for the African-American community that has significant high …
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Zim now medical oxygen, industrial gas sufficient - The Zimbabwe Independent
BY KENNETH MATIMAIRE ZIMBABWE is now medical oxygen and industrial gas sufficient following the official opening of its first Air Separation Unit (ASU) plant expected to transform the country’s health and agricultural sectors. The ASU plant was launched by President Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday
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Texas Lt. Governor Blames African-Americans for Covid Surge - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
NBC News: “Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick said unvaccinated African Americans — not lax coronavirus precautions in states like his — are responsible for the surge in Covid-19 cases in his state.”Said Patrick: “The Covid is spreading, particularly most of the numbers are with the unvaccinat
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Dear PM Raila Odinga, thank you for trying to help Mt Kenya region via BBI, God bless you Baba!
By Kombedho Michael To: H. E Raila Amollo Odinga. I hope this finds you well my 5th President. Baba your leadership skills seem to be handcrafted by God Himself. Your consistency in fighting for change in this country is incredible! I have been able to see some of your reforms agendas Baba, they're
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$270m hospital for chefs only - NewsDay Zimbabwe
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U.S. Rep Nikema Williams: Child tax credits provide big boost to working families | The Atlanta Voice
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US appeals court refuses to end CDC’s eviction moratorium - DefenderNetwork.com
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Nigeria: Glamour As Buhari's Son Weds Kano Princess Today
[Daily Trust] All roads today lead to Bichi town, the seat of Bichi Emirate in Kano State as Yusuf Buhari, the only son of President Muhammadu Buhari, ties the knot with Zahra, the daughter of Alhaji Nasir Ado Bayero, the Emir of Bichi.
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Zimbabwe: Chamisa Urges Africa to Emulate Zambia
[New Zimbabwe] Opposition MDC Alliance leader, Nelson Chamisa has called on fellow African leaders and African state institutions to emulate the "excellent precedence" set by neighboring Zambia after successfully holding peaceful elections amid guarantees for a smooth transfer of power.
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Zimbabwe: Mutare Commuters Left Stranded As Zupco Buses Ferry Mnangagwa Supporters
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Plaskett says Infrastructure, Investment and Jobs Funds Will Fill V.I. Coffers
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Africa: U.S. Bases in Africa and the Future of African Unity
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Tanzania: U.S. President Nominates New Ambassador to Tanzania - The Tanzania News
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Georgia Gov. Kemp goes after COVID restrictions amid surge | The Atlanta Voice
Georgia’s Republican governor issued an executive order Thursday that bans cities from requiring businesses to enforce local restrictions aimed at curbing the coronavirus pandemic, but what impact, if any, the measure would have on new mask requirements in Atlanta, Savannah and other cities was not
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Former Special Court for Sierra Leone Registrar Lovemore Munlo dies in Malawi
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Tanzania: Tz, WB Ink 2.7tri/ - Deal
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Guyana-Suriname Private Sector Business Council to be set up - Stabroek News
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Alabama A&M Gifted $2 Million, Largest Individual Donation in School's History
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Zimbabwe Mugabe-era massacre victims to be compensated | News24
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