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Tufton wants more love, less hate in Ja for 2021
Having been saddled with the difficult task of leading Jamaica's medical response to the coronavirus since the start of this year, there is no surprise that COVID-19 is at the top of Minister of Health and Wellness Dr Christopher Tufton's wish list for 2021.'This has been a challenging year and
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NewsDay senior reporter Laiton dies
BY WINSTONE ANTONIO NEWSDAY senior court reporter Charles Laiton has died. He was 48. Laiton, who is survived by his wife and five children, passed on yesterday mid-morning at Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals, where he had been admitted battling a kidney ailment. His sister, Sophia
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Nigeria: Govt Mulls Flight Ban Over New Covid-19 Strain
[Vanguard] The Federal Government may impose a travel ban to and from certain parts of the world over the new strain of COVID-19 manifesting itself in the United Kingdom.
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A good day for the city of Kingston - McKenzie lauds KSAMC launch of soup kitchen
Local Government Minister Desmond McKenzie has praised mayor of Kingston and St Andrew, Delroy Williams, for addressing the needs of the homeless and indigent following the launch of a soup kitchen. According to McKenzie, Jamaicans should focus on...
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Minister warns against crossing flooded rivers
BY LORRAINE MUROMO ACTING Local Government minister Jenfan Muswere has warned people against crossing flooded rivers during the rainy reason to avoid unnecessary loss of lives. The warning by Muswere, who is the Information Communication Technology minister, came as the government working together
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A season of fear, not cheer, as virus changes Christmas - Black News Channel
By VANESSA GERA Associated Press Montserrat Parello lost her husband eight years ago, and Christmas gatherings with children and grandchildren had helped her deal with her loneliness. But this year, the 83-year-old will be alone for the holiday at her home in Barcelona, due to the risk of infection
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Columbus Mayor Orders Police Chief To Take Badge, Gun Of Cop Who Killed Unarmed Black Man: 'The Community Is Exhausted' - Blavity
The mayor of Columbus, Ohio orders that a police officer involved in the shooting of an unarmed Black man be placed on administrative duty.
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Auditor General’s report for tabling in parliament but PAC still to be activated - Stabroek News
The Auditor General’s report will be laid in the House today during the 14th sitting of the National Assembly while the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) still hasn’t been
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Africa: Why Is the Fight Against Neglected Tropical Diseases Vital to the Fight Against Covid-19?
[WHO-AFRO] An interview with Dr. Maria Rebollo Polo, Team Leader of the Expanded Special Project for Elimination of Neglected Tropical Diseases (ESPEN) at the World Health Organization's Regional Office for Africa.
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India’s Pharma Regulator Seeks Millions in Fines for Overpriced Drugs – The Wilmington Journal
TAMIL Nadu — India’s pharma pricing regulator is fighting to get companies to pay millions of dollars in fines for overcharging on drugs. The National Pharmaceutical Pricing Authority has imposed fines of INR 6,423 crore [...]
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Crisis De-Escalation Training for ‘War Situation’ Comes to Urban Sheriff’s Dept. – The Wilmington Journal
LOS ANGELES — Organizers of a conflict resolution training course for sheriff deputies in Los Angeles hope to make de-escalation techniques commonplace within law enforcement. The course is the product of a unique partnership between [...]
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RICH COUNTRIES STOCK UP ON CORONA VACCINE LEAVING POOR COUNTRIES IN THE LURCH – The Wilmington Journal
Shopping for an anti-coronavirus drug? Too late. A handful of rich countries have ‘cleared the shelves’ - buying up more supply than their populations actually need. Canada, with a population of 37.6 million, leads the [...]
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Sudan and Ethiopia start border talks one week after deadly clash | Africanews
The meeting comes a week after Ethiopian forces allegedly ambushed Sudanese troops along the border, leaving four dead and more than 20 wounded.
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“These Kids Need Me” Indiana Preschool Director Takes On Second Job As Ride-Share Driver To Buy Christmas Gifts For Her Students
Renee Dixon, of Indianapolis, Indiana, took on a second job as an Uber and Lyft driver in order to buy Christmas presents for her students and their siblings. Check out Dixon's amazing story inside.
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Malawi: MCP's Kunkuyu Says Politicians to Blame for Dividing the Youth
[Nyasa Times] Malawi Congress Party (MCP) Campaign Director, Moses Kunkuyu has said politicians have, for a long time, divided the youth in the country due to their greed.
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Bartlett denies taxpayers' money spent on birthday ad in Times Square
TOURISM Minister Edmund Bartlett yesterday slammed those behind a social media post that claimed taxpayers' money had been used to pay for an ad in Times Square, New York, wishing him happy birthday.
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South Africa: DSI to Fund New Covid-19 Variant Study
[SAnews.gov.za] The Department of Science and Innovation (DSI), will pump R25 million towards the KwaZulu-Natal Research Innovation and Sequencing Platform (KRISP) as scientists grapple with the new COVID-19 variant.
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Calls grow to fire officers after botched home raid | New Pittsburgh Courier
by Erick Johnson,Chicago Crusader The botched raid of a home where guns were pointed at an innocent naked Black woman before she was handcuffed has sparked a growing number of Black leaders to call for the termination of several Chicago police officers. Their treatment of Anjanette Young has
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Last-minute shoppers avoid stores, hit websites — and deliveries are piling up | L.A. Focus News
By Anne Riley Moffat and Thomas Black | Bloomberg American shoppers shunned stores and extended their online binge during the last weekend before Christmas, adding to a package-delivery logjam that’s now reaching a crescendo. “There’s “a lot of stuff all hitting at once,” said Craig
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Saar, longtime Netanyahu ally, emerges as his top challenger - Black News Channel
By TIA GOLDENBERG Associated Press TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — For years, Gideon Saar was one of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's most loyal and vocal supporters, serving as Cabinet secretary and government minister. Now, the telegenic Saar, armed with extraordinary political savvy and
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Donors wary of working with electoral objectors like Cruz, Hawley - TheGrio
Many of America's top business people are irritated and exhausted by political pandering to the mob, and plan to cut... View Article The post Donors wary of working with electoral objectors like Cruz, Hawley appeared first on TheGrio.
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South Africa: SA Makes Down Payment for Covid-19 Vaccine
[SAnews.gov.za] South Africa has made a down payment to secure the COVID-19 vaccine for 10% of the country's population.
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Christmas toys provided by local church uplift spirits of struggling families - WS Chronicle
Since opening their doors to the community in August, Shekinah Glory Christian Church has made a point to make their presence felt. For the holiday season, the church partnered with Toys for Tots to give toys and other supplies for those in need in the
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Yogananda Pittman is the new acting Capitol Police chief after deadly riot - Face2Face Africa
Assistant Chief Yogananda Pittman has been designated by the U.S. Capitol Police as its new Acting Chief after her predecessor, Steven Sund, announced his resignation. Her appointment comes after the disturbing January 6 riots at the U.S. Capitol. The outgoing chief, whose resignation takes effect
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Residents reject Gweru’s approved 2021 budget
BY Stephen Chadenga GWERU residents have rejected council’s recently approved $3,2 billion budget accusing city authorities of rushing it without addressing concerns raised during consultative meetings. Government last week approved the city’s $3,2 billion 2021 budget, which will see tariffs going
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UN documents 375 killings in Colombia in 2020, urges Government action | New York Carib News
The United Nations has recorded the deaths of 255 people in 66 massacres in Colombia this year, as well as the killing of 120 human rights defenders, the Office of the Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) said on Tuesday.
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Book some time off with these five literary choices - Voice Online
THE FESTIVE period offers us that special opportunity to indulge in our favourite pastimes and... The post Book some time off with these five literary choices appeared first on Voice Online.
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Texas AG wanted White House to revoke COVID funds for Harris county
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton reached out to the Trump administration earlier this year asking that it revoke millions of... View Article The post Texas AG wanted White House to revoke COVID funds for Harris county appeared first on TheGrio.
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Commentary: One world: the wisdom of wholeness - WS Chronicle
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Community refrigerators in Southern California are a source of aid, activism and sometimes anxiety | L.A. Focus News
The refrigerator in Carmen Perez’s garage has been collecting dust for the past four months. It was supposed to join a growing network of makeshift street pantries that have popped up across Southern California this year. But while Perez’s intentions were good, she has learned the refrigerators are
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