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Dear Editor, Recent revelations in sections of the media have demonstrated that all is not well in the de facto coalition administration. The article Nagamootoo’s attack on the US was a colossal error appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Moroccans protest Arab nations normalizing ties with Israel - Black News Channel
By TARIK EL BARAKAH Associated Press RABAT, Morocco (AP) — Despite a government ban on large gatherings to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, scores of demonstrators protested outside the Moroccan Parliament to denounce Arab countries agreeing o normalize ties with Israel. Israel on Tuesday
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Phillips accuses PM of shielding Vaz; wants investigation into Holywell controversy
Opposition Leader Dr Peter Phillips has accused Prime Minister Andrew Holness of shielding his embattled cabinet minister, Daryl Vaz, who was recently stripped of his environment portfolio responsibilities, following revelation...
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Africa: Expert Views - What Does the Pope's Support for Gay Civil Unions Mean for LGBT+ Rights?
[Thomson Reuters Foundation] Mexico City -- We asked activists, academics and religious leaders how the pope's comments could affect the lives of LGBT+ Catholics
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Uganda: Museveni Keeps Uganda Guessing On His Preferred 'Strong' Successor
[East African] Uganda's political transitions after an election, as provided in the constitution, are among the longest in the world.
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New COVID warning
IT could take up to three months of constant high numbers of COVID-19 cases, or increasing numbers, before the country sees a peak and eventual decline in the infection rate, the Government has warned.
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Holness donates $2.5 million to UTech for needy students
Prime Minister and Leader of the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP), Andrew Holness, today donated $2.5 million to the University of Technology, Jamaica (UTech) to assist students with the greatest financial need at this time.   A statement from...
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Use the budget 2021 debates to conclude Rodney’s assassination redress - Stabroek News
Dear Editor, The State regardless of the political party in power, has as one of its attributes “perpetual succession.” The article Use the budget 2021 debates to conclude Rodney’s assassination redress appeared first on Stabroek News.
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DPP to get three-year extension of tenure
Prime Minister Andrew Holness has recommended to the Governor General that the tenure of Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Paula Llewellyn be extended by three years. The Opposition Leader Dr Peter Phillips had objected to the extension after...
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Campaigners hold vigil for Belly Mujinga - Voice Online
CAMPAIGNERS ANGERED by the death of transport worker Belly Mujinga have held several socially-distanced vigils... The post Campaigners hold vigil for Belly Mujinga appeared first on Voice Online.
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More women in decision-making positions in politics will lead to less corruption - Stabroek News
Dear Editor, In Guyana, the people most negatively affected by corruption are women and men who are workers, farmers, small business people and the poor. The article More women in decision-making positions in politics will lead to less corruption appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Antigua PM brushes aside opposition concerns about SOE | New York Carib News
Prime Minister Gaston Browne has brushed aside concerns being raised by the main opposition United Progressive Party (UPP) over plans to extend the state of emergency (SOE) by a further three months.
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Haiti in upheaval: President Moïse assassinated at home - Los Angeles Sentinel
President Luis Abinader of the Dominican Republic met his top military and police commanders to discuss plans to reinforce security along the border with Haiti following the assassination. The post Haiti in upheaval: President Moïse assassinated at home appeared first on Los Angeles Sentinel.
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Egypt: PM Asserts Necessity of Providing Strategic Stocks of Various Commodities
[Egypt Online] Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouli asserted on Monday the necessity of offering various commodities for citizens, and providing strategic stocks in order to avoid any emergencies especially amid the spread of the coronavirus pandemic, while at the same time working to control market
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Mali army detains president, prime minister after government reshuffle, triggering coup fears | News24
Malian officers upset with a government reshuffle have detained the president and prime minister at an army camp outside the capital, triggering broad international condemnation and demands for their immediate release.
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Barbados trade unionist joins Mottley’s fold
A leading trade unionist and independent senator in Barbados has switched sides and joined forces with the ruling Barbados Labour Party (BLP) of Prime Minister Mia Mottley. The prime minister announced this evening during a press briefing that...
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Algeria: Government Determined to Develop Real Pharmaceutical Industry
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Uganda: Ministers Sued for Being in Office
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Tunisia: Socio-Economic Situation At Heart of Talks Between Fakhfakh and MPs From Three Parliamentary Blocs
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Trinidad Top Cop apologises to PM - Stabroek News
(Trinidad Express) Police Commissioner Gary Griffith was in an apologetic mood yesterday as he addressed the media on several issues related to crime fighting and national security, including the postponement of his vacation which was due to commence
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Africa: British PM - World Must Unite to Defeat Covid and Prevent Future Pandemics
[FrontPageAfrica] London -- The world must overcome the extraordinary divisions created by coronavirus and unite to defeat the pandemic, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson told the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in a pre-recorded speech in line with other leaders, and played out at the UN
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Trinidad for elections on August 10 - Stabroek News
(Trinidad Express) General Elections will be held on August 10. Speaking at the 35th sitting of the House of Representatives yesterday, Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley announced the date. The article Trinidad for elections on August 10 appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Tunisia: President Saied - Cabinet Reshuffle Crisis Must Be Solved in Accordance With Constitution
[Tunis Afrique Presse] Tunis/Tunisia -- The crisis caused by the cabinet reshuffle must be solved in accordance with the constitution rather than searching for «an impossible legal outcome or interpretations and Fatwas that transgress the provisions of Law," President Kais Saied said at a meeting
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Central Africa: BEAC Ebolowa Branch - Regional Integration, Development Instrument
[Cameroon Tribune] Prime Minister Joseph Dion Ngute on September 29, 2020 chaired the ceremony to lay the foundation stone of the building.
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[New Times] The parliamentary Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has summoned eight cabinet ministers who will this month appear to shed light on the recommendations that were issued after the review of the Auditor General's reports spanning four years, The New Times has learnt.
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Trinidad will not have open-door policy for migrants  - PM - Stabroek News
(Trinidad Guardian) Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley says “under no circumstances” will Trinidad and Tobago implement an open-door policy to migrants. The article Trinidad will not have open-door policy for migrants  - PM appeared first on Stabroek News.
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The curtain on a new era of transparency in public service appeared ready to be lifted when three months before his February 2016 election win, then Opposition Leader Andrew Holness promised to publicly release his health records. The Holness-led...
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