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By Alaa Elassar and Maria Sole Campinoti, CNN (CNN) — The Philadelphia City Council passed a bill Thursday that bans the use of ski masks in parks, schools, public transit or other city-owned buildings, a move they say will help law enforcement solve crimes but that civil rights advocates believe
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Ghana: Budget Approval Brouhaha - I'll Spend From Consolidated Fund If Disagreement Is Not Resolved - Finance Minister
[Ghanaian Times] The Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta, has given indication that he would go ahead and spend from the consolidated fund if the disagreement between the Majority and Minority caucuses in relation to the approval of the 2024 budget statement and economic policy of government is not
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Reserve Bank of Malawi (RBM) has warned that whoever is found mishandling or destroying Malawian currency will pay a fine of K15 million or in default serve seven years in prison. RBM Director of Currency, Muopeni Ngwalo, disclosed this at Gmalina Lodge, Liwonde in Machinga where the central bank
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Salandra Benton Crowned MVP of the Voting Battleground
By Gwen McKinney | Word In Black (WIB) - With pleasure and passion, Salandra Benton could easily claim the status as Florida’s MVP Queen for Maximizing Voter Participation. She breathes civic engagement. And if you know her and live in the state, it’s highly unlikely that you are
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Le Sénat poursuit le durcissement du projet de loi « immigration » - Haiti24
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Former Cape Air employee and his drug mule given 1.6 years in prison for coke trafficking – Virgin Islands Free Press
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'The Fall Guy' Team Tees Up Action Comedy With Ryan Gosling, Emily Blunt, Winston Duke And More As Trailer Drops - Blavity
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Lesotho: Embassies Call for Speedy Installation of New Govt
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