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Middle-East No Longer An Attractive Option For Indians From Kerala  - L.A. Focus Newspaper
DEK: Harsh policies following pandemic makes Gulf countries lose sheen for Kerala ex-pats and the state government steps in with efforts to re-employ them locally. Chennai, August 31, 2020 The Middle-East was once a favorite destination for job opportunities for people in the southern Indian state
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Middle-East No Longer An Attractive Option For Indians From Kerala 
DEK: Harsh policies following pandemic makes Gulf countries lose sheen for Kerala ex-pats and the state government steps in with efforts to re-employ them locally. ...
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Breastfeeding While Black During COVID-19
During the COVID-19 pandemic, breastfeeding for Black mothers has become a more difficult feat. Moms who are a part of our essential workforce have a higher risk of potential exposure […] The post Breastfeeding While Black During COVID-19 appeared first on Essence.
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2 505 new Covid-19 cases bring SA's total to 625 056, with 47 new deaths | News24
South Africa's recovery rate for Covid-19 has remained steady at 86%, well above the global average of 66%.
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VICE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE SPIKE COHEN STUMPS IN OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA
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COVID-19 spike could cost Jamaica millions of tourism dollars - Stabroek News
(Jamaica Gleaner) The “perverse” reaction of the British government to Jamaica’s rising coronavirus infection rate could cost Kingston millions of dollars in well-needed tourist revenue, dealing a blow to the Government’s plans to reignite the economy through
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Human Rights Group: Delhi Police Violated Human Rights – The Wilmington Journal
NEW DELHI - Indian authorities are not investigating the 'grave human rights violations' allegedly committed by the police during February riots in New Delhi, human rights group Amnesty International India claimed. 'Delhi police personnel were [...]
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J’can latest COVID-positive case in Barbados BRIDGETOWN (CMC): A 34-year-old Jamaican woman has tested positive for the coronavirus after landing in Barbados on Sunday. The Barbados Government Information Service (BGIS) yesterday said that the...
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Tarver: 'Our children…and teachers deserve better' | The Atlanta Voice
Last week, schools across Georgia reopened leaving parents with an unconscionable paradox - abandoning work to care for school-aged children or returning to work and exposing their children to the potential harm and unprecedented risk found in schools that fail to adhere to the Centers for Disease
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UWI closes Senate, admin buildings after COVID case on campus
The University of the West Indies Mona has closed its Senate and Administrative Annex buildings for two days following the confirmation of a COVID case on the campus. The UWI says the buildings will be cleaned and disinfected. In the meantime...
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Woodlands Hospital offering rapid test for COVID-19 - Stabroek News
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Kamala Harris faces ‘Crabs-In-A-Barrel’ | New Pittsburgh Courier
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Cattle Protection Unit Attacks Meat Supplier With Hammer – The Wilmington Journal
A meat supplier was violently attacked in Gurugram,near India's capital New Delhi, after a group of so-called vigilantes suspected him of transporting beef. Cows are revered and worshipped by Hindus, who comprise 80 percent of [...]
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Opinion – SB 98 Sows Chaos When Students, Families and Educators Deserve Support
It’s August in California and hundreds of thousands of educators are about to step into the uncertainty of distance and hybrid learning models during a pandemic. The stakes couldn’t be higher, which makes the legislature’s deeply flawed revisions to education funding this year so distressing. In
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Mondaire Jones: ‘I’ve experienced more racism than homophobia on the campaign trail’ - African American News Today - EIN News
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Former broadcast authority head insists nothing wrong with holding two paid positions in agency - Stabroek News
Former Chairman of the Guyana National Broadcasting Authority (GNBA) Leslie Sobers has defended the decision to simultaneously act as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the agency alongside another Board member since 2017 and to be paid separate salaries and Board stipend allowances for both
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August 28: A Pivotal Date in the History of Black People - Black Voice News
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Portland mayor Wheeler excoriates Trump: 'It's you who have created the hate' | The Atlanta Voice
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Kenya: Is Mukhisa Kituyi Kenyatta's Chosen One for 2022?
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T&T Government urges nationals to wear masks or face penalties | New York Carib News
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Highgate police station in St Mary temporarily closed due to case of COVID-19
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OP-ED: Let's Get Everyone Counted before the Census Deadline September 30 | Dallas Weekly
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California Zeroes in on Reparations for Descendants of Slaves - African American News Today - EIN News
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BLACK RIVER, St Elizabeth - Confidence is extremely high for Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) incumbent Floyd Green, as he says his track record of achievements is more than sufficient to not only retain the St Elizabeth South Western constituency as Member of Parliament, but to increase his margin of
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SB 98 Sows Chaos When Students, Families and Educators Deserve Support
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