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Regina King on tackling social responsibility in 'One Night in Miami...': "Sometimes you've got to burn it all down" - TheGrio
Regina King released One Night in Miami…to the world on her 50th birthday, which she shares with Rev. Dr. Martin... View Article The post Regina King on tackling social responsibility in 'One Night in Miami…': 'Sometimes you've got to burn it all down' appeared first on TheGrio.
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US braces for violent week
WASHINGTON, DC, United States (AP) - The threat of extremist groups demonstrating at state houses across the country prompted some governors to roll out a show of force and ramp up security yesterday, less than two weeks after a mob overran the nation's Capitol.
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South Africa: Poor Maintenance Blamed for Flooding At Klerksdorp Hospital
[Daily Maverick] Doctors, emergency services workers and hospital staff battled till the early hours of Friday morning to clear floodwater from Tshepong Hospital after a downpour.
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Damning assessment of Govt's handling of bauxite industry
A damning assessment of the Jamaica Bauxite Institute (JBI), in a recent study, has revealed major environmental oversight failures in the country's bauxite-alumina industry.
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Malawi: HRDC Slams Tonse On Covid-19 Response
[Nyasa Times] Human Rights Defenders Coalition (HRDC has expressed disappointment with the Tonse government's lacklustre response to the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) pandemic, saying the current efforts are inadequate.
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Sunday Times must reveal its 'puppet masters' behind SARS, SAPS stories - media panel | News24
The Sunday Times has been asked to make a "full disclosure" of how it was misled to further a "parallel political project" that had devastating consequences for the SA Revenue Service (SARS) and senior police officers.
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Riley Burruss’ Dad Says He’s Looking Forward To Officially Being Free Of His “Baby Mamas” As All His Kids Turn 18
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United We Serve: Watch America Honor MLK With National Day Of Service For Joe Biden And Kamala Harris’ Inauguration
Joe Biden and Kamala Harris will be honoring the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with a National Day of Service held on the civil rights icon's eponymous federal holiday, which comes just two days before their historic inaugurations.
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WATCH: Skeem Saam latest episode, E141 S9 - Monday 18 January 2021
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Crowd funding: A case for innovative retooling strategies towards increased trade under AfCFTA
BY GIFT NYONGO Zimbabwe can be said to have turned the corner, from a hopeless case three years ago, to one of the most promising economies in the sub-region. As confirmed by one of Zimbabwe’s leading economists, Eddie Cross in an interview on ZBC-TV, the Transitional Stabilisation Program
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Experts Brought In To Save Priceless Salvador Dali Masterpiece – The Wilmington Journal
Barcelona, Spain — A team of experts has been working for six months to restore a 1960 sculpture by famous Spanish artist Salvador Dali after it was damaged by humidity, at the Dali Museum in [...]
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Covid-19: SA records 12 267 new infections and 254 new deaths | News24
KwaZulu-Natal recorded the most confirmed active cases with 64 016, followed by Gauteng with 45 363 and the Western Cape with 40 437.
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OFF | Cape Town Cycle Tour postponed due to Covid-19
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Invigilators paid with plates of sadza
BY NHAU MANGIRAZI THE country’s examination body, the Zimbabwe Schools Examination Council (Zimsec) last week allegedly paid some “O” Level examination invigilators with plates of sadza instead of cash, which has resulted in some teachers snubbing invigilating duties and withdrawing their
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Botswana: Food Production Priority for All
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‘We Are Here to Help:’ Nonprofits, Others Help in the Spirit of Dr. King’s Giving Legacy | Community | The Michigan Chronicle
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Charges withdrawn against father who was arrested for breaking curfew to buy milk for baby | News24
Criminal charges against a Centurion father who was arrested for breaking the lockdown curfew by buying baby formula have been withdrawn.
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Magaba, Siyaso traders defy COVID-19 regulations
BY MIRIAM MANGWAYA BUSINESS has resumed at Mbare’s Magaba home industry with informal traders defying COVID-19 lockdown regulations and going about their usual operations. This is despite that the government recently banned operations of the informal sector, which was classified under non-essential
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Martin Luther King Day of Service Events | Atlanta Daily World
Throughout the month of January, hundreds of veteran volunteers will lead and support service efforts across the country to honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Dr. King spoke about the ability of the average person to serve their community and the importance of ending food insecurity in
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IFP issue urgent response to Mangosuthu Buthelezi 'death rumours'
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Next in Line: Mentors Share Their Experiences on Helping Bring up Tomorrow’s Black Leaders | Digital Daily | The Michigan Chronicle
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South Africa: As Painful As It Gets - the Great School Reopening Debate
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