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Cameroon: UPC - Division Persists Prior to Congress
[Cameroon Tribune] The eighth ordinary congress slated for the Yaounde Conference Centre on September 11-13, 2021 is organised by the Secretary General, Dr Baleguel Nkot.
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(BPRW) FAMU SPENDS OVER $16M TO PAY OFF STUDENT OUTSTANDING BALANCES news -The Black Chronicle
(Black PR Wire) Florida A&M University (FAMU) spent more than $16 million to cover fees, tuition and unpaid student account balances during the 2020-2021 school year, President Larry
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Source: The Black Chronicle
WAKE UP AND STAY WOKE: How Did We Get Here? - Garland Journal
By Dr. E. Faye Williams So much negative goes on each day. We don’t recover from one thing before we are faced with another. A few days ago in Washington, […] The post WAKE UP AND STAY WOKE: How Did We Get Here? appeared first on Garland Journal.
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Virus claims Black morticians, leaving holes in communities - DefenderNetwork.com
When the last mourners departed and funeral director Shawn Troy was left among the headstones, he wept alone. For five decades, the closing words at countless funerals in this town of 4,400 had been delivered by his father, William Penn Troy Sr. Now the elder Troy was gone, one of
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NLCB betting resumes from Monday - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
HEALTH MINISTER Terrence Deyalsingh has advised that operations of the National Lotteries Control Board (NLCB) will be allowed on a temporary basis. In a statement on Sunday, the minister said from Monday, the NLCB, including its appointed agents and their registered vendors, are authorised to
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Liberia: Monrovia City Mayor Jeff Koijee Suspected of Eyeing Elected Post in Lofa County
[FrontPageAfrica] Voinjama City -- Monrovia City Mayor Jefferson Koijee's birthday celebration in his native Lofa County is stirring out mixed reactions on social media amid speculation of his desire for an elected position in the county during the 2023.
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USC fires Clay Helton: The right move for the present and the future, for the Trojans and the Pac-12 - L.A. Focus News
USC’s dismissal of Clay Helton on Monday, two days after yet another embarrassing loss, was jolting. Not because Helton deserved to keep his job after so many years of stagnation. Not because the evidence was flimsy. Not because we’re only two weeks into the season. But because the move was so
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‘Young people, take COVID-19 jab’ - Barbados Today
The Delta variant of COVID-19 has been accelerating through scores of households on the island, Minister of Health Lieutenant Colonel Jeffrey Bostic has revealed while Prime Minister Mia Mottley appealed for young people to get vaccinated against the deadly disease. There are currently 84 family
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These 5 figures show how bad the US Covid-19 surge is. But experts say we can turn things around | The Atlanta Voice
As the rate of Covid-19 vaccinations climbed and new infection numbers plummeted in spring, many Americans thought they were in for a carefree summer. But lagging vaccinations and a highly contagious new variant dragged the US back into a vicious Covid-19 surge - one that's prompted new mask
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Why this Dutch city wants to pay for descendants of enslaved Africans to change their names
The Dutch city of Utrecht is exploring the possibility of making it free for descendants of enslaved Africans to change their names. The announcement by city officials comes in the wake of recent debates about the European nation’s colonial history, The Guardian reported. Dutch people who wish to
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There is no room for remorse if you are a Jamaican scammer. On the best days, such feelings could jeopardise one’s loot, while on the worse, it may cause a slip-up that ends in a prison sentence or death. That’s the resolve of some scammers who...
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Jacob: Covid19, technology shortfalls affect police performance - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
THE inability of the police service to perform at its optimum at this time has little to do with the ability of its officers or management of the service, but more with external factors beyond its control. Acting Commissioner of Police Mc Donald Jacob said the police service is performing at a
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The Offspring and The Maine party with Chargers fans outside SoFi Stadium - L.A. Focus News
The afternoon of Sunday, Aug. 8, was special for Orange County rock band The Offspring. It was the band's first live show since March 15, 2020 and the opportunity to debut new music off of its long-awaited 10th studio album, 'Let the Bad Times Roll,' which was released April 16. 'I'm trying to
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Nurses Sit On The Sidelines, Refuse To Care For Patients In Standoff Over Vax Policy
SUNNY ISLE — Nurses at the Juan F. Luis Hospital and Medical Center refuse to help patients during the delta surge of COVID-19 because they refuse to be vaccinated. Nurses who have failed to comply with the St. Croix hospital's health policies have been replaced in the interests of patients
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Don't Say You Weren't Warned (aka... Covid-19).
In the US the unvaccinated and skeptics are going to be scapegoated and targets of media, government and or mob actions like Hitler demonized the communists, etc.
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Covid cluster at Carrera Island prison - 34 inmates test positive - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
PRISONS COMMISSIONER Dennis Pulchan is strongly urging prisoners to take the covid19 vaccine after 34 prisoners at the Carrera Island Prison tested positive for the virus over the weekend. Pulchan said even though the public is becoming receptive to being inoculated against the virus, vaccine
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Olympic trailblazers: Trinidad and Tobago’s legacy of women in sport - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
FORTY-NINE years ago, Laura Pierre paved the way for what would eventually become a hotbed for world class female athletes. Pierre represented TT at the 1972 Munich Games, becoming the first woman from this country to do so. She was just 16. At age 65, the Arima-born sprinter holds a persona
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Letters to the editor - NewsDay Zimbabwe
African constitutionalism on deathbed That said, the election date will first be gazetted in terms of the law then the IEC will have to approach the Constitutional Court which will have a final say if at all elections must be postponed. It was also said the elections could not be postponed before
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Plans for the New Black Wall Street (aka...BWS).
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Racial Equity Week Begins with Theme "Imagine.Intersect.Act." | Chicago Defender
Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle announced the third annual Racial Equity Week beginning today, September 13 through September 17, 2021.   The theme of this year’s week is “Imagine. Intersect. Act.”.  Events and programing this week encourages audiences to understand justice and equity
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Egypt: Address By His Excellency President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi At the Celebration of Launching the National Strategy for Human Rights
Press Release - Address by his Excellency President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi at the Celebration of Launching the National Strategy for Human Rights
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India players refused to play fifth test v England, says BCCI chief - Stabroek News
(Reuters) - India's cricket board chief Sourav Ganguly said their players refused to play the fifth and final test against England due to COVID-19 concerns and denied that the upcoming Indian Premier League had played any part in the
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Tunisia: Political and Civil Society Activists Affirm Commitment to Constitution
[Tunis Afrique Presse] Tunis/Tunisia -- Over 90 political and civil society activists affirmed Sunday in a statement, "commitment to the 2014 Constitution which crowned the Revolution process," and rejection "of any attempt to circumvent or violate it."
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BancABC makes inroads into civil service market - NewsDay Zimbabwe
AS COVID-19 continues to ravage the country, BancEasy Zimbabwe, the microfinance subsidiary of BancABC, has unveiled a new digital product for civil servants, in another giant step in the Pan African financial powerhouse’s aggressive digital
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Trio of Storms In Contention To Be First Tropical Depression Since July 1: NHC
MIAMI — A cluster of storm clouds approaching the Caribbean Sea stands a 30 percent chance of forming a tropical depression, a slight increase in its chances from yesterday, according to the 8 a.m. update from the National Hurricane Center. It is forecast to move west-northwest across the eastern
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Zimbabwe Enters New Space Era
[The Herald] President Mnangagwa yesterday launched the Zimbabwe Science Park and commissioned the building housing the Zimbabwe National Geospatial and Space Agency (ZNGSA), a game-changing facility that will enable the country to effectively manage its natural resources, predict natural hazards
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Howard University Opts for ‘Hybrid’ Homecoming in Light of COVID-19
As historically black college and universities (HBCUs) across the country continue to cancel their homecoming celebrations,Howard Universityhas opted for a hybrid model,per HBCU Gameday. President of Howard UniversityDr. Wayne A. I.Fredericksaystailgate parties and yard fest, as well as other
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CDC finds unvaccinated 11 times more likely to die of COVID - DefenderNetwork.com
New U.S. studies show the COVID-19 vaccines remain highly effective against hospitalizations and death even as the extra-contagious delta variant swept the country. One study tracked over 600,000 COVID-19 cases in 13 states from April through mid-July. As delta surged in early
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Equity Is The New Black: It’s Time To Reimagine Our Pay Day
It was the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln that changed the wealth trajectory for hundreds of thousands of Black people. To this day, the effects of the lack of wealth […] The post Equity Is The New Black: It’s Time To Reimagine Our Pay Day appeared first on Essence.
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Gen Badi calls for more oxygen supply to boost fight against Covid-19
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