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Black Fact of the Day: Saturday August 8, 2020 - Brought to you by Black365 - Los Angeles Sentinel
August 8: Dr. Charles Herbert “Tiger” Flowers the first African American flight instructor at Tuskegee Air Force Base passed away in 2011 The post Black Fact of the Day: Saturday August 8, 2020 - Brought to you by Black365 appeared first on Los Angeles Sentinel.
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Standing On The Promises: The Need For Black Representation In Agriculture
Black people find ourselves inadequately included or represented in the government we’ve worked so tirelessly to support and protect. The U.S. Department of Agriculture is no exception.
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Horrific: Libya maritime officials confirm shooting at migrants in the Mediterranean | Africanews
On Thursday, German NGO Sea-Watch released footage filmed from a plane showing the Libyan coast guard chasing a blue wooden boat with a small engine at high speed. The boat had at least two dozen people onboard.
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Agriculture Gives Tips on Protecting Livestock, Horses From Hurricanes and Floods
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Tobacco giants aim to strike out claims by Malawi farmers | Malawi 24 - Malawi news
Tobacco company giants, British American Tobacco and Imperial, want a court in the United Kingdom to throw out a case in which the tobacco companies are accused of exploiting Malawian farmers and their children. The BAT and Imperial application to have the farmers’ legal claim struck out by the
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As COVID cases surge T&T gov't seeks to extend SOE | New York Carib News
Trinidad and Tobago government is expected to use its majority in Parliament on Monday as it seeks a three-month extension of the state of emergency (SOE) imposed here on May 15 as part of the efforts to curb the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic that has infected 18,227 people and
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Brazil’s top prosecutor probes Bolsonaro over Manaus COVID-19 outbreak - Stabroek News
BRASILIA,  (Reuters) - Brazil’s prosecutor-general has opened a preliminary investigation into its president and health minister for possible negligence in response to a COVID-19 outbreak in Manaus city, according to a document seen by Reuters
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Jamaicans urged to protect pimento plants, bitterwood trees
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Brazil Bans Unauthorized Fires, Redeploys Military To Protect Amazon
Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro on Tuesday issued a broad 120-day ban on unauthorized outdoor fires as the country suffered its worst drought in decades.
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Liberia Pure Receives Media Award | Liberian Observer
Liberia Pure, a Liberian business establishment involved in the production of several locally made products, has been selected as the proud recipient of the 2020/2021 Outstanding Business Entity Award. According to a release from the West Africa Media Network, the selection of Liberia Pure is
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Think tank calls for implementation of research findings | Malawi 24 - Malawi news
Mwapata Institute says Malawi should start implementing agricultural research findings in order to transform the agriculture sector in the country. This was said by Mwapata Institute Executive Director William Chadza during a press briefing held on Wednesday in Lilongwe. The aim of the briefing was
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317,701 visitors since reopening of borders
Preliminary figures from the Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB) indicate that since the June 15 reopening of the borders to international travellers, some 317,701 visitors arrived in the island to up to December 14, generating more than US$450 million in...
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MWATHANE: What the law says about evictions
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Tree ambassador squeals over wood poaching
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Indigenous agriculture is a Land Back issue - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Indigenous people are leading a food sovereignty movement to restore their ancestrally informed food systems. The revitalization of songs, dances, ceremonies, stories, and methods relating to the planting and harvesting of food species is at the heart of our efforts, with concurrent attention to
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Oakland Unified Preps for Full Distance Learning
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City of Cape Town call for more support in battle against land invasions
The City of Cape Town say that they are facing a barrage of resistance from national government in their efforts to prevent land invasions.
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Polls, increased subventions for local gov’t organs among priorities for Dharamlall’s ministry - Stabroek News
Holding local government elections and an increase in subventions being provided to municipalities and Neighbourhood Democratic Councils (NDCs) have been announced as being among the top priorities of the Ministry of Local Government under the new
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Mark: PNM Parliament behaviour an assault on democracy - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Opposition Senator Wade Mark took issue with two incidents in the Parliament earlier this week and accused the government of assaulting democracy through their conduct. In the first incident Mark stood by his protests on the adjournment of Wednesday's Senate sitting to Monday. The sitting
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US Coast Guard vessel set for exercises in Guyana’s waters - Stabroek News
The Maritime Administration Department (MARAD) today said that the US Coast Guard (USCG) vessel  Stone will be in Guyana’s waters on Saturday, January 9 on an exercise. The article US Coast Guard vessel set for exercises in Guyana’s waters appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Ten traders fined K40,000 each for buying farm produce in Balaka | Malawi 24 - Malawi news
Balaka Second Grade Magistrate's Court has fined ten men K40,000 each for operating farm produce business without licence. Balaka Police Station Public Relations Officer Sergeant Precious Makuta said the court heard through state prosecutor Sub Inspector Liston Sabola that on 28th July, 2021 Balaka
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Venezuelan expert to Trinidad and Tobago: 'Take advantage of land to recover post-pandemic' - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

Agriculture is an essential activity for all economies as a provider of food and employment, and it will be fundamental for post-pandemic recovery.

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