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Uganda: Food Suppliers Quit Elegu Over COVID-19
Food distributors at the Elegu border post in Amuru District have withdrawn due to the increasing Covid-19
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Source: allAfrica.com
Africa: As Lockdown Fuels Food Shortages, Africa Goes Online for Groceries
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Tanzania - Opposition Cries Foul Over Attacks On Leaders As Election Looms
Tanzania's main opposition party Chadema says its leaders are subject to politically motivated
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2020, the year of America's fall
The people – not just Black people – but a huge swath of America’s people – are fed up with America’s racism, spurred and nurtured by white supremacy which has given White people the false belief that they can do whatever they want
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US-based Guyanese recounts COVID-19 recovery, ‘miracle’ resuscitation
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Tanzania and Rwanda to Hold Fresh Talks Over On Cargo Drivers' Row
Dar es Salaam — Tanzania government has said they will hold talks with Rwanda in an effort to end border crossing nightmare for cargo drivers that was triggered by coronavirus outbreak, Transport and Communication minister Isack Kamwelwe has
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Source: allAfrica.com
Africa: 'I Cannot Breathe' - 60 Black Former U.S. Ambassadors Condemn Ongoing Injustice
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Source: allAfrica.com
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Kenya: Census Reveals 46,000 Are Living in the Streets
Kenya has more than 46,000 street children and families, a national census conducted in 2018
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Walmart Says It Will No Longer Lock Up African-American Beauty Products
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C2 Summit delivered to HBCU class of 2020
New York (Black PR Wire) – Nearly 300 HBCU students tuned in to the free, four-day online event as Culture Creators, in partnership with Morgan Stanley, wrapped its second C2 Summit on
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Kenya: Small-Scale Farmers to Get Sh3 Billion in Stimulus Package
Small-scale farmers will receive Sh3 billion from the stimulus package announced by President Uhuru Kenyatta through an e-voucher system, which subsidises
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Nigeria: NBET Boss Amobi Violates Code of Conduct Law, Runs Private Business
The Managing Director of Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading Company, Marilyn Amobi, has continued to run and direct her private company in the United Kingdom, in what is clearly a contravention of Nigeria's code of conduct for public officers, PREMIUM TIMES can
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Source: allAfrica.com
Activists Demand D.C. ‘Defund’ Police Amid Peaceful Protests
Washington — Thousands marched and protested against police brutality in Washington, D.C. on Saturday, keeping the May 25 death of George Floyd on the White House’s collective mind by demanding the city defund its police
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America must not fail black Americans again
The murder of George Floyd on the streets of Minnesota in 2020, is still the problem of the color
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The Time is Always Right to Do Right
George Floyd’s name will forever be etched into history alongside others like Derek Williams, Michael Brown and slain civil rights workers Goodman, Chaney and Schwerner—regular Americans who were killed by law
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Kenya: Uganda Still Uneasy as Naivasha Container Depot Accepts Cargo
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America urgently needs the Truth, Racial healing and Transformation to bring unity, equity and racial healing to our nation
On Monday, the National Collaborative for Health Equity enthusiastically applauded the House resolution urging that a United States Commission on Truth, Racial Healing and Transformation be
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Kenya: Sauti Sol - We're Still Making Good Money During These Tough Times
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Africa: Some Lessons From the History of Epidemics in Africa
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African Union: African Journalists Call for the Cessation of Hostilities Against Journalists to Ensure Safe Practice of Journalism in Africa
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Rwanda: Uganda-Rwanda Border Talks End in Stalemate
The virtual meeting of the ad hoc commission for the normalisation of relations between Uganda and Rwanda ended on Thursday evening without a position, especially on the opening of the Gatuna border
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Morial, Urban League leaders: We need a revision of culture
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Uganda: Kadaga Orders MPs On Asians Properties
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