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An Open Letter From The Oak Cliff Chamber Of Commerce To the Oak Cliff Community: Black Lives Matter. The senseless deaths of members of the Black community at the hands of law enforcement officers have
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38 new COVID-19 cases, no additional death
Jamaica on Wednesday recorded 38 more cases of COVID-19, with ages ranging from three to 85 years, pushing the tally to 13,368 with 1,649 being active. Of the new cases, 18 are males, 19 are females and one case is under investigation. No...
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To assist in starting the process of personal and socioeconomic recovery, Ihama offered a psycho spiritual strategy of three keys in becoming resilient and
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In the Matter of the Estate of Grace James, Deceased
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A Trip To The Folkstone Visitor Centre - Barbados Today
Vibrant marine life abounds in Barbados’ crystal-clear waters. Check out what BT Travel’s Sabrina Lee discovered when she went to the oldest town in Barbados, Holetown St. James, to tour the Visitor Centre of the Folkstone Park and Marine
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The crew member, who spoke on condition of anonymity, was among the first batch of Jamaicans from the vessel to set foot on home soil following the closure of the country's air and sea ports to incoming passengers on March 24 due to the COVID-19
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Nine held outside  Vergenoegen beer garden for breaching curfew - Stabroek News
Nine persons who were caught consuming alcohol at Vergenoegen after the curfew on Saturday night were arrested by members of the Joint Services. The article Nine held outside  Vergenoegen beer garden for breaching curfew appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Health Ministry to increase COVID vaccination sites across the country - Stabroek News
The Ministry of Health is working to increase the number of COVID-19 vaccination sites in the country and has disclosed that it is also establishing locations for persons with HIV to receive their
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Five more die from COVID, three from Region Four - Stabroek News
The Ministry of Health today said that as of July 11, 2021, five more persons who tested positive for the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) have died. The article Five more die from COVID, three from Region Four appeared first on Stabroek News.
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‘Tragic and heartbreaking’ - PM comments on Noel Chambers who died after 40 years behind bars without trial
REACTING TO the national outcry over the death of Noel Chambers, who spent 40 years in prison without a trial, Prime Minister Andrew Holness, last evening, said nobody should be lost in the penal
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Boat captains freed of causing 10 deaths in Mazaruni collision - Stabroek News
The two captains of the boats which collided in the Mazaruni River back in 2013, claiming the lives of 10 persons have both been found not guilty of causing the deaths. The article Boat captains freed of causing 10 deaths in Mazaruni collision appeared first on Stabroek News.
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WHO urges countries and drug makers to get more vaccine to poorer countries - Barbados Today
SOURCE: REUTERS: The Covid-19 pandemic is being perpetuated by a 'scandalous inequity' in vaccine distribution, the head of the World Health Organisation (WHO) said on Monday. WHO director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, addressing its annual ministerial assembly, urged countries to donate
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Life could exist in the clouds of Jupiter but not Venus        | Malawi 24 - Malawi news
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COVID fatalities rise by four, 14 new cases reported - Stabroek News
Guyana’s COVID-19 fatalities have risen by four to 466. The Ministry of Health announced the deaths in a press release yesterday. The article COVID fatalities rise by four, 14 new cases reported appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Jamaicans praise treatment at quarantine facility
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Two more men die of COVID, 135 new cases - Stabroek News
The Ministry of Health yesterday said that two more persons who were infected with COVID-19 have died. The article Two more men die of COVID, 135 new cases appeared first on Stabroek News.
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AG to roll out covid19 safe zones for entertainment sector - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

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CMO’s plea as COVID-19 cases rise sharply, scores quarantined - Barbados Today
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The Ministry of Health & Wellness says no vaccines will be administered today and tomorrow and that persons will be advised of their new appointments. The announcement comes amid a shortfall in doses. Persons with a second dose due on these two...
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COVID claims four more lives, 116 new cases reported - Stabroek News
The Ministry of Health yesterday said that four more persons who tested positive for the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) have died. The article COVID claims four more lives, 116 new cases reported appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Reimbursement for alleged Ponzi scheme in hands of court now - Nandlall - Stabroek News
Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs Anil Nandlall says there is “very little” else the Government can do in order to ensure that persons who invested millions of dollars with suspected Ponzi scheme, Accelerated Capital Firm Inc (ACFI), are reimbursed their
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Two more Barbadians succumb to COVID-19, death toll moves to 88 - Barbados Today
COVID-19 claimed the lives of two Barbadians early this morning. A 78-year-old woman died as a result of the viral illness after spending three days in primary isolation at the Harrison Point Isolation Facility.  She had pre-existing conditions and was unvaccinated. Additionally, a 36-year-old
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Dozens of technological devices loaned to students over the last academic year have been returned either damaged or destroyed, and despite parents signing agreements to cover the cost of repairs or replacement, many of them are apparently unable to foot the bill. Barbados Union of Teachers
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Malawi: 337,000 Malawians Get Covid-19 Vaccine, So Far
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