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Zimbabwe: Fresh Start for Simukai Primary As First Lady Intervenes
[The Herald] LEARNERS at Simukai Primary School in Seke are this year set to open their school term with a difference, thanks to the intervention by First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa and her Angel of Hope Foundation, who provided them with uniforms she personally sews, stationery and improved amenities
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BET To Air Special Coverage Of Rayshard Brooks' Atlanta Funeral Today
BET is bringing live coverage from the Ebenezer Baptist Church beginning at
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Gov't addressing banking challenges impacting cannabis industry
THE Ministry of Industry, Commerce, Agriculture and Fisheries is engaging international stakeholders to address the banking difficulties that have been impacting Jamaica's medical cannabis industry.
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Eutaw City Council approves ordinance for wearing face masks in public to reduce spread of coronavirus
By: John Zippert,Co-Publisher After a contentious debate, the Eutaw City Council voted 4 to 2, at its regular meeting on June 23, to support an ordinance requiring people to wear masks when they are in public in the city. The ordinance was supported by Mayor Steele and Councilmembers: Latasha
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City council decision in 2017 for 10% hike in property taxes has only now been gazetted - Stabroek News
The recently gazetted order of a 10 % increase in property taxes by the George-town Mayor and City Council (MCC) was a decision of the previous council, says Mayor Ubraj Narine adding that the administrative arm of the then council failed to have it
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After Years of Student Protests, Princeton Strikes the Name of Segregationist President Woodrow Wilson From Its Buildings
Princeton announced Saturday that it was striking the name of former U.S. President Woodrow Wilson from its public and international affairs school as well as a residential building, citing his “racist thinking and policies” during his time in office, as well as his tenure as president of the famed
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Byo water is 94% SAZ compliant: Council
BULAWAYO City Council (BCC) insists the quality of its potable water is 94% compliant with the benchmarks set by the Standard Association of Zimbabwe (SAZ) despite the rise in diarrhoea in the city. BY NQOBANI NDLOVU Several suburbs have recorded diarrhoeal cases at a time residents are subjected
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AAG blasts BCC for over-pricing repossessed stands - NewsDay Zimbabwe
By NQOBANI NDLOVU THE Affirmative Action Group (AAG) has hit out at the Bulawayo City Council (BCC) for over-pricing repossessed stands beyond the reach of many, some of whom have been on the housing waiting list for several years. The BCC last week issued a notice to sell housing stands it
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Residents livid with US$1,7m water levy - NewsDay Zimbabwe
BY SILAS NKALA Over 1 000 Bulawayo residents yesterday petitioned the Bulawayo City Council (BCC) to come clean on the US$1,7 million raised from a water levy development initiative. The residents suspect that the money was misappropriated. Matabeleland Institute for Human Rights (MIHR) last week
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Call for slashed duties to drive electric car boom
As Jamaica gears up for the electric car revolution, the Government is not only fine-tuning the road map for transition but is looking to incentivise a swing to the market. The shift towards electric has heightened globally, especially with...
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Black City Councilman Says North Carolina Officer Urinated Outside His Business In Retaliation For Andrew Brown Jr. Protest - Blavity
A Black city council member shares a video of what appears to be an officer urinating outside of his business in what he said was a form of harassment.
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Pamela Smith Named First Black Woman Chief of U.S. Park Police - Los Angeles Sentinel
At the United States Park Police, Chief Pamela Smith will lead a 560-member workforce that protects the public, parks, and the nation’s most iconic landmarks in Washington, D.C., New York City, and San Francisco metropolitan
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Preacher parents prompted Abrams
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Namibia: Nujoma Appoints Relative in Top Labour Job
[Namibian] Minister of labour, industrial relations and employment creation Utoni Nujoma has been accused of irregularly appointing a relative, Kyllikki Sihlahla, as the new deputy labour commissioner.
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The lower levels of public servants - Stabroek News
Dear Editor, If one reads and interprets correctly, there appears to be an inordinate rush to terminate ‘contracts’ of those senior public servants identified (however hastily) as ‘Political appointees’. The article The lower levels of public servants appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Jamaican economy to see full recovery by 2022/23 says S&P Global | New York Carib News
The Ministry of Finance and the Public Service has announced yesterday that S&P viewed the Jamaican economy as relatively well-diversified and expects a strong rebound in growth in 2021, driven largely by the reopening of the tourism sector.
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Bulawayo rolls out COVID-19 vaccination awareness campaign
By PRESTIGE MUNTANGA Bulawayo City Council (BCC) in collaboration with the Health and Child Care ministry has launched a COVID-19 vaccination campaign in an effort to increase uptake of the inoculation programme. The campaign comes amid reports that some residents were sceptical about the programme
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Bulawayo residents hail Zacc probe
By NQOBANI NDLOVU BULAWAYO residents have hailed the move by the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) to investigate reports of alleged land scams involving city fathers, saying this would help bring sanity at the local authority. Residents are up in arms with councillors, mayor Solomon Mguni
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Malawi: Chilima Storms Councils On Project and Reforms Inspection Tour
[Nyasa Times] Vice President Saulos Chilima on Monday embarked on an inspection of public projects being undertaken in the northern region as well as tracking first quarter progress of reforms in councils based in the region.
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Private school teachers to receive salary support
Teachers and support staff at private schools will benefit from financial assistance from the Government to help cushion the effects of the coronavirus pandemic. Minister of Education, Youth and Information Fayval Williams made the...
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Kwekwe seeks legal advice on Tsvangirai Street
KWEKWE councillors, who early this year passed a resolution to name a street after the late MDC founding icon Morgan Tsvangirai, have started seeking legal advice before implementing the decision to avoid offending Local Government minister July Moyo. BY BRENNA MATENDERE The councillors, who are
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BCC counting $1 billion loss in potential revenue
BY NQOBANI NDLOVU BULAWAYO City Council  (BCC) potentially lost over $1 billion in potential revenue since October owing to delays by government to approve its supplementary budget. The council in September 2020 proposed a $2,85 billion supplementary budget to hedge against inflation-induced rising
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Pamela Smith named first Black woman Chief of U.S. Park Police | Afro
NNPA NEWSWIRE — At the United States Park Police, Chief Pamela Smith will lead a 560-member workforce that protects the public, parks, and the nation’s most iconic landmarks in Washington, D.C., New York City, and San Francisco metropolitan areas. By Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Newswire Senior National
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BCC decries lack of resources for social amenities
BULAWAYO City Council (BCC) says it is facing challenges to mobilise funds to revamp most of its recreational facilities due to the economic challenges affecting the country. BY PATRICIA SIBANDA This was revealed last Saturday by BCC housing and community services department, conservation and
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Black Fireworks Industry Left Out of Local Festivities
While James P. Peters III, a local fireworks wholesaler in a legal battle with the D.C. government, didn't go so far to draw that conclusion, he argued that the D.C. Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs' (DCRA) decision to allow Costco Wholesale Corporation to sell fireworks while denying
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Pamela Smith Named First Black Woman Chief of U.S. Park Police | National News | The Michigan Chronicle
Chief Pamela A. Smith is a 23-year veteran of the United States Park Police NNPA Newswire By Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent @StacyBrownMedia Pamela A. Smith, a 23-year veteran of the United States Park Police, will lead the nation’s oldest federal law enforcement
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Andrew Gillum Talks to Tamron Hall About What Happened That Infamous Night In Hotel, Seemingly Confirms the Leaked Photos Were Indeed of Him
Florida Democrat and former gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum has publicly opened up about the night on South Beach that halted his promising political career. Gillum […]
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