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Nigeria: Govt Urged to Support Medical Curriculum Review
[This Day] Ilorin -- The Federal Government has been called upon to support the move to review the academic curriculum for medical practices to check obsolete practices and enhance efficiency.
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Unemployed Kenyan nurses granted special route to work in the UK - African Voice Newspaper
Unemployed nurses and health workers from Kenya will have the chance to work in the UK as part of a new scheme requested by the Government of Kenya and launched by President Kenyatta on 29 July 2021 during his visit to London. In a programme to share knowledge and expertise, Kenyan health
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Source: African Voice Newspaper - African news from a British perspective
Sean Luke killers escape death penalty - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
SEAN LUKE’s killers have been sentenced to minimum terms of detention in prison for the brutal killing of the six-year-old schoolboy from Orange Valley, Couva, in 2006. A minimum sentence of 17 years, six months and 13 days at the court’s pleasure has been imposed on Akeel Mitchell, with perio
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Legislators from other states joining Texas Democrats in Washington to push federal voting bills - Texas Metro News
The state lawmakers intend to keep the pressure on the president and U.S. Senate to pass the For the People Act and the John Lewis Act. By Raga Justin and Emily Caldwell WASHINGTON — As the Texas House Democrats who bolted from Austin prepare for their last week in Washington before Gov. Greg
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Growth & Jobs | Jamaicans to benefit from digital skills programme
Over 150,000 Jamaicans are to benefit from a five-year digital skills programme being undertaken by the Ministry of Education, Youth and Information and Microsoft. A memorandum of understanding (MoU) for the partnership was signed on July 27 at the...
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Source: Jamaica Gleaner
Wife Of Murdered Haitian Leader Hints At Presidential Bid
The wife of the assassinated President of Haiti, Martine Moise, has hinted at the possibility of contesting the elections for the president of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) country, less than a month after her husband, Jovenel Moise, was gunned down at their private residence overlooking the
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Source: St. Lucia Times News Online - Breaking News & Daily News
Haiti Prosecutor Seeks to Charge PM in Killing, Is Replaced - Voice and Viewpoint
By Evens Sanon and Danica Coto, Associated Press A new chief prosecutor was sworn in Tuesday just hours after his predecessor asked a judge to charge Prime Minister Ariel Henry in the slaying of the president and to bar him from leaving Haiti, a move that could further destabilize a country roiled
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Source: Voice and Viewpoint – Voice and Viewpoint Newspaper
#BTColumn – Still no cannabis for Rastafari - Barbados Today
The views and opinions expressed by the author(s) do not represent the official position of Barbados TODAY. by Ras Simba Akoma On behalf of the African Heritage Foundation (AHF), and the Rastafari community, I would like to thank Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley for ratifying the exemption of
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Wake Up and Stay Woke - Texas Metro News
By Kenedi Houston A vibrant group gathered at the African American Museum at Fair Park to hear about the one and only Dick Gregory. Dr. E. Faye Williams, Esq., a longtime friend of the comic turned activist, has written a book about his life and during a recent visit to Dallas she au- tographed
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Factbox-Profiles of first all-civilian space crew headed for orbit | Saltwire
(Reuters) - The quartet of private citizens who make up the Inspiration4 team, poised to make history aboard a SpaceX rocket ship as the first all-civilian crew launched into orbit, may appear at first glance to be everyday people, but they are
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Nigerian Student Horrified After His Late Friend's Body Is Used As Cadaver In His Anatomy Class - Blavity
A medical student in Nigeria was shocked after finding his friend’s body on the table during his anatomy class, BBC reported .   Seven years ago, Enya Egbe was studying at the University of Calabar when he was tasked with dissecting a cadaver alongside his peers.  Everything was copasetic until he
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Prime Minister to appoint Cabinet of Ministers
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REGIONAL: Jamaican Agriculture Minister resigns over party video on no-movement day - Barbados Today
SOURCE: JAMAICA GLEANER-  Agriculture Minister Floyd Green has resigned following a video in which he was among a maskless group of people at a hotel toasting to no-movement day. “I have disappointed so many,” said Green. He met with Prime Minister Andrew Holness this morning. 'It was wrong,' said
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U.S. Olympic Shot Putter Raven Saunders Won’t Be Penalized For Protest Demonstration At The Podium
The U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee (USOPC) shared in a statement that Saunders' subtle protest was "respectful of her competitors and did not violate our rules related to the demonstration.”
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I am not too old to lead Kenya, says Raila
Raila says meetings aimed at harmonising issues affecting mwananchi around rural transformation, political unity and health reforms.
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CARICOM Leaders Express Dismay At Region's COVID-19 Vaccination Rate
Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Heads of Government meeting virtually on Monday for their 16th Special Emergency gathering to consider a regional response to the recent surge in infections, hospitalisations and deaths due to the COVID-19 virus across the Community, have expressed dismay at the
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“Deye mon, gen mon” - Texas Metro News
By HONORABLE DON JESSE TOUSSAINT NEWS MEDIA NETWORK Special to NABJ Media Network In some respects, the mountainous topography of Haiti’s frontier is a metaphor of the island nation’s long and storied history. Once coveted by European colonialists for its allure and abundance of
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Cops hands full as Spanish Bridge carnival resumes
Port Maria Mayor Richard Creary has sounded an alarm about widespread breaches of coronavirus safety rules at the Spanish Bridge river attraction amid a surge in COVID-19 infections. The worsening public-health diagnosis comes as parties and social...
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Source: Jamaica Gleaner
Cameroon Police Say Civilian Attacks On Police Increasing
[VOA] Officials in Cameroon say there has been a jump in cases of civilians assaulting police officers. Videos shared on social media in Cameroon show citizens mocking and battering police in response to alleged brutality and corruption.
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EDITOR’S COLUMN: What I Learned When Tupac Shakur Met the Supremes
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Kenya: Gold Fraud - Death of Key Witness Leaves Prosecution in Tight Spot
[Nation] The death of a key witness at the heart of an investigation into the booming fake gold business has raised questions about Kenya's commitment to dismantle the criminal underworld.
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7 Reasons Why SEO for Ecommerce Website Is Important | PensacolaVoice Magazine 2021
It requires time, effort, and patience to operate an eCommerce SEO-friendly website. However, beyond the three mentioned above, paying attention to the changing economy is also required in running an E-commerce business. An E-commerce business cannot generate organic traction if it does not have an
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La guerre des gangs force Médecins sans frontières à abandonner Martissant - Haiti News
Devant l’incapacité des autorités à ramener la paix à Martissant et parce que ses locaux ont été attaqués par les gangs armés, Médecins sans frontières a décidé d'abandonner Martissant après avoir cessé ses activités il y a un mois.  Deux mois depuis que la Martissant est devenu une zone de
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Kalenjins and the Presidency
KALENJINS AND THE PRESIDENCY By Alex Mwambu The crave with which Ruto's kalenjins are pushing him to be Kenya’s president in 2022 leaves me with a lot conclusions as a keen Kenyan. The desperation, the urge and thirst with which Ruto himself is hunting for the presidency backed by his Rift Valley
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New recruits are being treated badly – retired police chaplain
WESTERN BUREAU: Reverend Courtney Walters, the recently retired chaplain for the Police Area One Division, has taken a parting shot at the Police High Command, saying the organisation is guilty of not treating new recruits and junior police...
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‘Shop Talk’ polishes up the gathering space in Irving - North Dallas Gazette
By David Wilfong NDG Contributing Writer A little over four years ago an important first conversation took place. Michell’s Beauty and Barber Salon on N. Beltline Rd. in Irving was the first location of the “Shop Talk ‘’ program, where law enforcement officers go to interact with the community on
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LDD working to develop more NVQ certifications - Barbados Today
The Learning and Development Directorate (LDD) of the Ministry of the Public Service will be working to develop other National Vocational Qualification certifications in occupational areas which are specific and relevant to the work of the Public Service of Barbados. This disclosure came today
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Change vaccine approach - attorney - Barbados Today
Outspoken attorney-at-law Michelle Russell is calling on those in authority to change the narrative around COVID-19 vaccination. She believes that officials are going about the discussions  in “the wrong way” while ignoring the psychological impact the conversations were having on the
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Australia To Return 14 Artifacts To India – The Wilmington Journal
NEW DELHI — The National Gallery of Australia said it would be returning 14 artifacts from its Asia art collection to India. The works include six bronze or stone sculptures, a brass processional standard, a painted scroll, [...]
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Body ‘count’ - Barbados Today
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