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Amid surge in violence against women in Mexico, man sets girlfriend on fire
Amid a wave of violence against women in Mexico, a 26-year-old man has been accused of dousing his teenage girlfriend...
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Cameroon: World Sickle Cell Day - CERAC Visits Sick Children in Mfou
[Cameroon Tribune] The delegation headed by Anne Ndjodo handed gifts to patients at the Mfou District Hospital yesterday June 29, 2021.
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Source: allAfrica.com
Christian Friends for Racial Equality
Active from 1942 to 1970, the Christian Friends for Racial Equality (CFRE) was a locally founded leader in the Seattle civil rights movement. CFRE’s non-confrontational social methods for improving race relations made it Seattle’s largest civil rights organization in 1956, with 1,000 members by
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No proof needed to report child abuse, CPFSA says
Director of the Child Protection and Family Services Agency (CPFSA) North East Region, Carolyn Stewart, has reiterated that persons need not have proof of child abuse to make a report, stating that all suspected cases should be reported to the...
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Nigeria: Special Report - By Resorting to 'Jungle Justice,' Nigerians Punish the Innocent, Commit Crimes
[Premium Times] A 2014 survey found that 43 per cent of Nigerians had personally witnessed a mob attack or jungle justice.
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Source: allAfrica.com
Mongo Beti - Birthday
Mongo Beti , also called Eza Boto, pseudonyms of Alexandre Biyidi-Awala (born June 30, 1932, Mbalmayo, Cameroon—died October 8, 2001, Douala), Cameroonian novelist and political essayist.
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Africa: How Will Citizens Be Safe From COVID-19 During Elections?
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Atlanta Police Call Out Sick Over Charges in Fatal Shooting | Afro
ATLANTA (AP) — Atlanta police officers called out sick to protest the filing of murder charges against an officer who shot a Black man in the back, while the interim chief acknowledged members of the force feel abandoned amid protests demanding massive changes to
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Global post for Misa Zim director - NewsDay Zimbabwe
MEDIA Institute of Southern Africa (Misa) Zimbabwe director Tabani Moyo has landed an international post following his election to the Global Forum for Media Development (GFMD) steering committee. The post Global post for Misa Zim director appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Cameroon: Threatened to Extinction
[Africa In Fact] Urbanisation and acculturation in Cameroon are eroding traditional conservation practices that helped maintain the equilibrium of the ecosystem
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Africa: Mambas Let Chances Slip Against Cameroon
Press Release - Mozambique squandered a penalty and two other gilt-edged chances as they went down 2-0 to Cameroon on Monday to leave their African Cup of Nations qualifying chances in peril.
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Retired Local City Official Joins AIDS Healthcare Foundation to Address AIDS Crisis in Texas
The AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF), which serves as the world’s largest, non-profit public health organization addressing the HIV/AIDS epidemic, recently announced that former Missouri City executive, Anthony J. Snipes, has joined AHF as a part of its southern bureau leadership
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Bafana Bafana starting XI released: Ntseki goes for broke in Sudan!
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Relief for Logarušić - NewsDay Zimbabwe
BY HENRY MHARA/FORTUNE MBELE WARRIORS coach Zdravko Logarušić is a relieved man after the senior national team beat the Zebras of Botswana 1-0 on their home turf on Monday to qualify for the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations Cup (Afcon) finals to be hosted by Cameroon. Before Thursday’s win, the Croat had
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Kenya: Rachel Ruto in Fashion Faux Pas?
[Nairobi News] Fashion critics insist they spotted a faux pas in Second Lady Rachel Ruto's wardrobe during her daughter's recent wedding.
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In Heritage Classes, The Spanish You Grew Up With Is Welcome
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Tanzania: Samia Lifts Tourism Sector
[Daily News] TOURISM sector prospects look brighter owing to President Samia Suluhu Hassan's new approach to tackling the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Rwanda: I'm Fit to Play Again, Says APR Striker Jacques Tuyisenge
[New Times] After being out of action for a long time due to injury, Amavubi and APR striker Jacques Tuyisenge has said he has fully recovered and is fit to play again at the top level.
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Covid-19: There is 'potential for a surge' in Africa, warns WHO | News24
The World Health Organisation has warned that, with increasing cases on the continent, the humanitarian disaster happening in India may soon occur in Africa.
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BY TAWANDA TAFIRENYIKA WARRIORS’ number one goalkeeper Elvis Chipezeze  has lost his place at his South African club Baroka in a development that could affect his international career. Since featuring in the 1-1 draw against Golden Arrows on November 4, the former Chicken Inn goal minder has been
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Africa: Sierra Leone Delay Nigeria's Qualification for Afcon 2022
[This Day] Nigeria's Super Eagles were forced to a scoreless draw in Freetown yesterday barely four days after the Leone Stars of Sierra Leone claimed their famous 4-4 draw in Benin City. Nigeria's qualification for Cameroon 2022 has been delayed by another match-day.
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Educator Linda Thornton Thomas: A Woman Everyone Should Know
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Women rangers work to keep lid on illegal game hunting
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‘Virtual meetings relegating rural communities’
BY KUDZAI MUCHENJEKWA/CHIDO SIBALO Lack of universal and affordable access to the internet may widen inequalities within countries, in the process marginalising rural communities. Speaking at a recent Hivos-organised  workshop, Kennedy Mugochi, who is the regional director for Hivos Southern
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Amid Surge in Violence Against Women in Mexico, Man Sets Girlfriend on Fire - Free Press of Jacksonville
Amid a wave of violence against women in Mexico, a 26-year-old man has been accused of dousing his teenage girlfriend in solvent and setting her on fire. The suspect is facing a charge of attempted [...]
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WHO Warns of Third COVID Wave in Africa - The Washington Informer
The World Health Organization warned of a third wave of coronavirus infections throughout Africa amid a massive surge of new cases. The post WHO Warns of Third COVID Wave in Africa appeared first on The Washington Informer.
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Cameroon bets on local manufacturing to boost economy | Africanews
A growing number of entrepreneurs in Cameroon use a labelling for nationally-made products, 'Made in Cameroon', to encourage consumers to buy local and boost the import-dependant economy
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Some 300 days after popular Pidgin journalist Samuel Wazizi was arrested and held incommunicado by police in the south-western city of Buea, his alleged torture and death were announced in the Cameroonian media on
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