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Zimbabwe: Consumers Urge Govt to Rescue Zesa As Power Cuts Worsen
[New Zimbabwe] Business and residents have urged the government to urgently assist, and rescue the Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA) to avert the increase in power cuts and avoid an economic downturn.
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Time to stop torture - NewsDay Zimbabwe
By Paidamoyo Muzulu THIRTY-FOUR years is a long time. A very long time for Zimbabweans who still survive with the State security The post Time to stop torture appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Uganda: The 15 Top Women in the Cabinet Limelight
[Monitor] Vice President, Jessica Rose Epel Alupo,
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Threatened Caribbean Coral Reefs Get A New Ally: Insurance
TEGUCIGALPA — As climate change threatens coral reefs around the world, conservation experts in Latin America have enlisted an unlikely ally to try to preserve them: the insurance industry. The Mesoamerican Barrier Reef System — the world's second largest which runs from southern Mexico to Honduras
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Facebook Bans Former President Donald Trump Until January 2023
Facebook Inc on Friday suspended former U.S. President Donald Trump until at least January 2023 and announced changes to how it will treat world leaders
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Africa: UK to Donate 100 Million Coronavirus Vaccine Doses
[Tunis Afrique Presse] London/United Kingdom -- The United Kingdom will donate 100 million surplus coronavirus vaccine doses to the world within the next year, UK's Prime Minister announced Friday.
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India’s Covid Vaccination Portal To Be Made Open-Source – The Wilmington Journal
NEW DELHI — India’s Covid-19 vaccination platform, Cowin, is being prepared to be made open-source, said Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and emphasized on the importance of technology in the fight against the pandemic.  “Indian civilization considers the [...]
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Tunisia: Call to Establish New Dynamic to Protect Tunisian Maritime Space
[Tunis Afrique Presse] Tunis/Tunisia -- Secretary-General of Maritime Affairs, Asma Sehiri Laabidi, stressed Thursday, the need to establish a new dynamic to protect our maritime space and make the most of it to serve the national economy.
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REGIONAL: St Lucia records one fatality as Elsa damage assessment continues - Barbados Today
SOURCE: St Lucia Times - Prime Minister, Allen Chastanet, has confirmed that one man died in Fond St Jacques, Soufriere during the passage Friday of Hurricane Elsa. “Sadly, I do have to report that there has been one fatality – a gentleman in Fond St Jacques perished in his home,” Chastanet said
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‘You’re not the first’ – Prince Mangosuthu gives Zuma a history lesson
Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi said leaders have historically faced their trials head on, even the unjust ones – unlike Jacob Zuma
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Nigeria: Scientists Begin Research to Boost Food Security in Nigeria
[Premium Times] The official says the exclusion of women from past projects on climate change had affected food security in the country.
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NEMO Urges Hurricane Preparedness As More Storms Anticipated - St. Lucia Times News
The National Emergency Management Organisation (NEMO) has warned of the real and present threat posed by storms to Saint Lucia and other Caribbean Islands, with months to go before the Atlantic Hurricane season officially ends on November 30. The warning came as damage assessment in the aftermath
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Mberengwa villagers face starvation - NewsDay Zimbabwe
BY STEPHEN CHADENGA MBERENGWA villagers in the Midlands province face serious food shortages after most of their crops were destroyed by heavy The post Mberengwa villagers face starvation appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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St Lucians vote on July 26
St Lucians will go to the polls on July 26. July 16 is nomination day. Prime Minister Allen Chastanet made the announcement late Monday in an address to the nation in which he appealed for a second consecutive term in office. While describing the...
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#BTColumn – Ecocide as an international crime - Barbados Today
Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by this author are their own and do not represent the official position of the Barbados Today Inc. by Sir Ron Sanders Small island states and countries with low-lying coast are the victims of ecocide. A draft law, unveiled on June 22, defines ecocide as
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Fedee Criticises SLP, Says Now No Time For 'Visionless Leaders' - St. Lucia Times News
Tourism Minister, Dominic Fedee, has accused the opposition Saint Lucia Labour Party (SLP) of 'flip flopping' on issues as the world grapples with serious matters, but he says that this is no time for visionless leaders. 'You can't be flip flopping - you cannot be void of a consistent belief and
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Sudan deeply concerned by recent development in Tigray: statement - Sudan Tribune: Plural news and views on Sudan
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Nairobi residents react to Pandora leaks on Kenyatta | Africanews
A Washington DC-based network of reporters and media organizations known as the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists on Sunday released financial documents that showed a linkage between world leaders and secret stores of wealth.
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Africa: UK To Donate 100 Million Coronavirus Vaccine Doses
Press Release - The UK will donate at least 100 million surplus coronavirus vaccine doses within the next year, including 5 million beginning in the coming weeks  Donation is in addition to UK work to support Oxford-AstraZeneca’s contribution to fighting Covid and our financial backing to COVAX G7
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Malawi asked to spend $40 Million on Covid vaccines | Malawi 24 - Malawi news
Civil Society Organizations want Malawi Government to invest $40 Million (about K32 billion) on Covid-19 vaccines, which will enable Malawi to vaccinate 5 Million individuals. Organizations led by AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) and other concerned organizations will deliver a statement to Malawi
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Greater Bernard Lodge development plan moving ahead
Prime Minister Andrew Holness said the Greater Bernard Lodge master plan will see a new development that will serve as a model for others islandwide. Holness, who had instructed in 2019 that the development master plan for the Greater Bernard Lodge...
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#BTColumn – Legalise it; don’t criticise it - Barbados Today
Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by this author are their own and do not represent the official position of the Barbados Today Inc. by Ras Simba Akoma  I Ras Simba Akoma advocate as an individual, the president of an African centered charity, and a member of the Rastafari community for
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Caribbean accountants to meet - Barbados Today
For the first time since its inception some 38 years ago, the annual conference of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of the Caribbean (ICAC) will be held virtually.  ICAC President Khalil Alli announced that the conference will be held this month, acknowledging that it was coming at a time
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#BTColumn – Change in work relations - Barbados Today
The views and opinions expressed by the author(s) do not represent the official position of Barbados TODAY. Dr. Derek Alleyne The recently-held handing over ceremony of the Barbados Private Sector Association was instructive in many ways. The presentations by the outgoing and the incoming
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Education minister NyaLonje thrown out of Parliament
Minister of Education, Agnes Nyalonje, was sent out of the Malawi Parliament on Tuesday morning for not wearing a school uniform as all other female legislators had done. All female Members of Parliament entered the August House wearing school uniforms as one way of commemorating the Day of the
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Stabroek News - Guyana's Most Trusted Newspaper
The efforts of the government, the Civil Defence Commission, related agencies and civil society groups in helping to relieve the deep and dangerous flooding across the country must be applauded and supported. The article Climate change and flooding appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Randy Moore to be 1st Black American to head U.S. Forest Service - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
… , 66, will be the first Black American to lead the Forest Service … the position — and the first Black American to lead the Forest Service … will serve as the first Black American to hold the role of …
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Uganda: Museveni, the Future and Cabinet of Loyalists, Grassroots Mobilisers
[Monitor] In compiling his new-look Cabinet, President Museveni had to apply both the carrot and the stick, rewarding individuals and regions that proved loyal, and punishing those that wavered during the January 2021 general election.
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Speculation about early election in Antigua - Barbados Today
SOURCE: CMC — Prime Minister Gaston Browne Thursday heightened speculation about another snap general election in Antigua and Barbuda after it emerged that Cabinet has instructed the Supervisor of Elections to be prepared to “conduct free and fair elections”. Browne led his Antigua and Barbuda
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Uganda: Nabbanja - I'll Ensure Availability of Govt Business, Attendance of Ministers
[Monitor] Kakumiro woman MP, Ms Robinah Nabbanja has pledged to ensure availability of government business in the House and regular attendance of ministers.
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