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Lagos riverine community decries alleged incursion, harassment, looting by police, land grabbers
The residents of the Lagos riverine community told journalists that since 27 October, peace had eluded the town and its markets as it had allegedly been overrun by the police and hoodlums. The post Lagos riverine community decries alleged incursion, harassment, looting by police, land grabbers
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PAHO Director calls for closing “glaring” vaccine gap
PRODUCTION OF VACCINES AND MEDICAL SUPPLIES IN THE REGION MUST EXPAND TO REDUCE OVER-DEPENDENCE ON IMPORTS.
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Forus adds voice on SA violence - NewsDay Zimbabwe
“Forus party is deeply concerned about the unchecked people to people tension between the two sister Republics of Zimbabwe and South Africa. We are simply geographically separated only by the Limpopo River, but have a richly shared and common cultural heritage, languages and history,” Munyenziwa
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JPMorgan Chase opens second virtual call center in Baltimore
By Megan Sayles, AFRO Business Writer, msayles@afro.com JPMorgan Chase has opened its second virtual call center in Baltimore. In collaboration with the Mayor’s Office of Employment Development (MOED), the firm […] The post JPMorgan Chase opens second virtual call center in Balt
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Hurungwe farmer dies in freak accident - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Mashonaland West acting police spokesperson Inspector Ian Kohwera confirmed the accident. The post Hurungwe farmer dies in freak accident appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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T-Mobile Officially Launches with Focus on Excellence and Experience Representatives Say
While they're proud of their upload and download speeds, what makes the difference in T-Mobile, according to officials attending a recent launch on St. Thomas, is the company's team and its commitment to "experience and excellence."
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Earth Today | New water project adopts lessons learnt
THE NEW CReW project is to take lessons learnt from the last effort, while building on its gains, in pursuit of better wastewater management in the
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Heart and Stroke Foundation still making a difference - Barbados Today
by David Hinkson As it marks its 37th year of existence, the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Barbados Inc. is continuing its mandate to educate Barbadians on the importance of maintaining healthy lifestyles, and helping them to recuperate if they fall ill as a result of heart disease or
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Bryan Closes on First Successful V.I. Bond Sale Since 2017
According to Government House, the refinancing will create significant savings in debt-service and interest payments, which it plans to use to help shore up the rapidly collapsing V.I. the Government Employees’ Retirement System.
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Sandals canteen named in honour of Downie - Barbados Today
Sandals Barbados honoured one of its most believed former colleagues by renaming their staff canteen in his memory. Markson Downie, the man many knew from the local Sandals advert with the tag line “I am Sandals”, which earned him that nickname, passed away last year. Yesterday he was immortalized
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Five-day water conference kicks off today
Important discussions on non-revenue water and its spin-offs will be the central focus during the five-day 2020 virtual edition of the 29th annual Caribbean Water and Wastewater Association (CWWA) Conference and Exhibition. The conference will run...
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Africa Development Bank blacklists Chinese company building Kenyan power project
“An investigation conducted by the Bank’s Office of Integrity and Anti-Corruption established that Sinotec Company Limited misrepresented its experience, the value and dates of its reference contracts and its relationship with other bidders while participating in three Bank-financed tenders under
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Jelani James Now Arrested for Attempted Murder
On Saturday, April 23, 2022, Jelani James was arrested for attempted murder after being released into his father's custody on Friday, April 22, 2022, by Magistrate Brow Ross.
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Drivers on 3 south taxi routes plan to work despite protest calls
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News A passenger enters a taxi in San Fernando. - ANGELO MARCELLE THE call by the TT Taxi Drivers’ Network for transportation workers to stay off the roads on Tuesday in protest of the fuel price hike, will be ignored by some drivers
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Kenwood Oakland Community Organization “A Bronze Affair” this Saturday, November 6 - The Chicago Crusader
Did you know that the Kenwood Oakland Community Organization, affectionately known as KOCO, has been going strong for over 56 years? Come party with us virtually or in person as
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Committed to cassava
LIQUOR giant Red Stripe has moved to allay fears that it is about to abandon 'Project Grow', its ambitious scheme to cultivate cassava in Jamaica to use as a substitute for imported high-maltose syrup in the production of its various brewed products.
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Tourism officials warn ‘no V-shaped recovery’ ahead - Barbados Today
Forecasting that tourism numbers in the region are unlikely to recover until 2.5 to four years, the Inter-American Development Bank on Monday warned the region’s tourism-dependent economies of the urgent need to boost innovation. At the same time, the IDB said that the lockdown in Barbados earlier
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Gayle Police Station officially opened
The Gayle Police Station and multipurpose centre in St Mary have been officially opened. Prime Minister Andrew Holness opened the facilities yesterday during an official opening ceremony. The multipurpose centre was rehabilitated at a...
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Africa Development Bank Blacklists Chinese Company Building Kenyan Power Project – Voice and Viewpoint
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Justice Gobin to hear EFCL winding-up petition
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News THE EFCL's signage outside it's offices in Long Circular Road, Maraval. FILE PHOTO - WITH millions of dollars still owing to several contractors, a petition had been filed in the High Court for the winding-up of debt-ridden state
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Bryan Closes on First Successful V.I. Bond Sale Since 2017
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IDB predicts tough task ahead - Barbados Today
An Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) publication is suggesting that it could take years before there is a full rebound of tourism to pre-COVID-19 levels in Barbados and the region. In its latest edition of Caribbean Quarterly Bulletin, the multilateral institution, which has its regional
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Liberty Mobile's New Store Cements New Partnership with Spearhead
A new store in Red Hook St. Thomas gives Liberty Mobile two things: a quick connection for customers on St. John as it ups its locations to six and a new partnership with Spearhead, a nationally recognized telecom brokerage and internet technology services firm that boasts clients such as Verizon
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Residents finger ZETDC employees in cables theft - NewsDay Zimbabwe
The residents made the accusations after ZETDC engineers removed over 1 000 metres of intact copper cables to prevent theft in the area, but only to return later demanding contributions towards the purchase of aluminium cables to replace copper cables they had
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Gas-to-shore doubts persist - Stabroek News
Last Monday, Vice-President Bharrat Jagdeo convened a forum for the media on the questions that have arisen around plans for piping associated gas from the Liza-1 oil well to shore for conversion into fuel for electricity
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S. F. Supervisor Proposes Legislation on Police Calls, Redirecting Police Funding
San Francisco Supervisor Shamann Walton proposed legislation to address the racial discrimination resulting from emergency 911 calls and will call for a commitment from the city to redirect funds from the San Francisco Police Dept. to the Black community in an upcoming board
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Leo Carty ‘Legacy’ Exhibit Opens at Cane Roots Art Gallery Art Thursday
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Suspected robber gunned down, four arrested in shoot-out - NewsDay Zimbabwe
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