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African Swine Fever Advisory Issued For CARICOM Member States
The Caribbean Agricultural Health and Food Safety Agency (CAHSFA) is advising Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Member States to intensify protective measures against the African Swine Fever (ASF) which is now confirmed to be in the Americas. The disease has already killed more than 800 pigs in two
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Church launches project to tell the stories of the Caribbean diaspora - Voice Online
The Gospel Temple Apostolic Church is now leading an initiative telling “contemporary and historical Caribbean stories” The post Church launches project to tell the stories of the Caribbean diaspora appeared first on Voice Online.
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Egypt: Stamping Out Avian Flu in Egypt
Press Release - From biosecurity labs to 3D animations, increased capacity and communication improve response to outbreaks
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CDB-backed sweet potato project targeting food security concerns - Stabroek News
Caribbean Community (CARICOM) member countries are seeking ways of building on existing initiatives to realise improvement in their food security status even as collectively, they share a food import bill thought to be in the vicinity of around US$5 billion at this
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Golding condemns murder of President Moïse
Leader of the Opposition Mark Golding is condemning the killing of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse and the wounding of his wife, First Lady Martine. Golding, who is also President of the People's National Party, expressed condolences to...
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CARICOM Leaders Shocked, Saddened By Assassination Of Haiti's President - St. Lucia Times News
The Heads of Government of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) met in a Special Emergency Session on Wednesday, 7 July, in the wake of the assassination of the President of Haiti. The Heads of Government are shocked and saddened by the assassination of a member of the CARICOM family, His Excellency
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Bread of Life, Inc., Beyoncé’s BeyGOOD to aid Hurricane Ida evacuees on 40th birthday - DefenderNetwork.com
Houston, TX - Houston nonprofit Bread of Life (B.O.L) provided direct financial assistance to hundreds of families affected by Hurricane Ida. B.O.L. partnered with nonprofit Lucille's 1913 providing Louisiana-inspired prepared meals to serve 430 families from Louisiana and other
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Get All Your Black-Owned Business Needs Met With Cocoapreneur | New Pittsburgh Courier
(412) 533-2318 Website: https://cocoapreneur.com/ When Khamil Scantling grew uneasy by the injustice done to Black Americans in 2015, she decided to take matters into her own hands. “I started it because there were several instances of Black people being murdered by either the police or
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Caribbean Celebrities Are New ‘Disaster Fighters’ For 2021 Hurricane Season
BARBADOS — A slew of leading Caribbean celebrities have adopted the new title of “Disaster Fighters” ahead of the 2021 Atlantic Hurricane Season, which climate scientists forecast will be above normal. Top West Indian cricketers and music stars are joining arms as the new “Disaster Fighters” with
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NAACP Student Members Can Apply for $15,000 Scholarships Until June 18 - L.A. Focus News
Tanu Henry | California Black Media The NAACP and SmileDirectClub, a Nashville-based oral care company specializing in teeth-straightening technology, have partnered to offer scholarships to African American and other students of color. They must maintain a 3.0 grade point average or above. The
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Sidestepping moves rapped - Barbados Today
One high-level regional official is accusing larger countries within the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) of undermining regional efforts to source COVID-19 vaccines through the African Medical Supplies platform. Didacus Jules, Director General of the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States
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CARICOM issues statement on the Israel-Palestine conflict - Barbados Today
Below is the full statement: The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) is gravely concerned by the recent escalation in violence between the Israelis and the Palestinians. CARICOM joins the international community in calling for an immediate ceasefire and end to hostilities. CARICOM continues to support
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Artworks on Racial Justice Get a Major Public Projection onto City Hall, Atlanta, GA: May 20, 2021 - The Atlanta Inquirer
The artworks will also be auctioned off to benefit the National Urban League Atlanta, GA - Pitroda Art is pleased to present the second public installation of artwork by 15 artists participating in Movement: Art for Social Change, the annual juried exhibition that celebrates artists as champions of
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CaribPR Wire, NEW YORK, NY, Mon. May 31, 2021: A slew of leading Caribbean celebrities have adopted the new title of “Disaster Fighters” ahead of the 2021 Atlantic Hurricane Season, which climate scientists forecast will be above normal. Top West Indian cricketers and music stars are joining arms
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South Africa Goes Into COP26 With Justice in Mind
[Daily Maverick] The country heads to the meeting with a clear mandate: secure funding and ensure Paris Agreements are upheld.
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Finding Our True North Again
Finding Our True North Again By Thabile Ngubeni, 19th Episcopal District History books are littered with the reason for the exitance of the AME Church. [...]
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Egypt: Fruitful Cooperation Between Egypt, Japan in Restoring Second Khufu Solar Ship, Transfer of Antiquities
[Egypt Online] The Egyptian-Japanese archaeological mission led by Sakuji Yoshimura, the President of Japan's Higashi Nippon International University and Honorary Professor at Waseda University has completed the unearthing of all artefacts of the second Khufu solar boat from the pit that had been
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African cinema could create 20 million jobs: UNESCO | Africanews
Africa's film industry is thriving and could create many millions of extra jobs if its potential was fully exploited, the United Nations said Tuesday.
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The IRS will begin issuing monthly stimulus checks to families starting in July - DefenderNetwork.com
tarting in July, working families will be able to receive up to $3,600 per child for 2021 thanks to the next rollout of President Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion COVID relief package, which aims to help those who are financially struggling to sustain their lives and maintain their famil
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SWAC newcomer Florida A&M loads up its future schedules with Power 5 opponents
Photo: FAMU Athletics Florida A&M is changing conferences and also elevating its football schedule in the process. FAMU announced Thursday that it is adding several Power 5 and Group of…
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Govt hails LGAP for improving education governance and learning outcomes in public schools
The Malawi Government has commended Local Government Accountability and Performance Project (LGAP) for contributing to the improvement of education governance and learning outcomes in public primary schools in the country. Deputy Director for Basic Education in the Ministry of Education, Ellen
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Source: Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi
Denzel Washington Continues to Make Good on His $1 Million Pledge to Support the Wiley College Debate Team • EBONY
Two-time Academy award-winner Denzel Washington is continuing to make good on his pledge to support the debate team at Wiley College, according to Black Enterprise. The HBCU announced that their debate team recently received the next installment of financial support from the Denzel Washington
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Warner’s recipe - One stock exchange, one regulator - Barbados Today
One prominent businessman is putting forward the idea of one financial services regulatory agency and one stock exchange within the Caribbean Community (CARICOM). Gervase Warner, President and Chief Executive Officer of Massy Holdings Ltd., made the suggestion recently while stating that the
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Rwanda: School Feeding Scheme Creates Market for Women Smallholder Farmers
[New Times] Women smallholder farmers in Ngoma District have found a market for their vegetables following a government directive allowing schools to directly source agricultural produce from farmers as part of the School Feeding Programme implementation.
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In support of Black votes matter - Dallas Examiner
By JOHN E. WARREN The San Diego Voice & Viewpoint By now all of America, and Blacks in particular, are aware of the “voter suppression” legislation introduced in more than 28 states with [...] The post In support of Black votes matter appeared first on Dallas Examiner.
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CARPHA aiding deaf community - Barbados Today
PORT OF SPAIN – As a trusted source of public health and COVID-19 information, CARPHA (Caribbean Public Health Agency) is responding to the needs of some of the most vulnerable in society, the deaf community.  This, through the launch of a COVID-19 video series in American Sign Language. Executive
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PM’s message for Africa Day 2021 - Barbados Today
Below is the full message: Special greetings to all of my African brothers and sisters — whether on the continent or in the Diaspora — on this beautiful Africa Day 2021! Africa Day holds a place of great significance for us of the Caribbean Community because it reminds us of our
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Willo goes solo, credits Ngwazi
BY WINSTONE ANTONIO RISING sungura artiste Willard “Willo” Munemo  has hailed his former paymaster Mark Ngwazi for his wisdom as he pursues The post Willo goes solo, credits Ngwazi appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Nigeria Has Achieved 20% Reduction in Emissions - Govt
[This Day] Nigeria has achieved 20 per cent reduction in emissions, the Minister of Environment, Dr. Mohammad Abubakar has said.
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Haitians in US shocked by Moïse’s killing
Members of the Haitian community in the United States have reacted with shock and outrage at the assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse by unknown gunmen early this morning at his private residence.
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