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Nobody Makoni (51), Batsirai Sora (33), Kudzai Sachiwo (27), Jacob Chigodora (32), Chipo Mungoshi (34) and Memory Chikodze (35) were released on $5 000 bail each by magistrate Zvidzayi Mateko. The post Chamisa supporters in soup over ‘ED dogs’ slur appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Scholarships, exhibitions to be announced after CXC grade review - Govermment - Barbados Today
The Caribbean Examinations Council will review some of the grades awarded in this year’s Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE), the Ministry of Education said Monday. The winners of the Barbados Scholarship and Exhibitions will then be announced to reflect the new grades, the ministry
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Mark: No one tells UNC how to behave
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Opposition Senator Wade Mark. - OPPOSITION Senator Wade Mark said no one, including any independent senator, could tell UNC parliamentarians how to conduct themselves, as the party was committed to defending rights of expression
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Legacy of Chicago’s 1st Black Mayor – the Late Hon. Harold Washington Honored During November 24th Wreath - The Chicago Crusader
Today, many Chicagoans who loved, respected, and admired the late Mayor Harold Washington, Chicago’s first Black chief executive, still find it hard to believe that he died of a fatal heart attack
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‘Curfew ease good for small businesses’ - Barbados Today
Ryan Walters, Democratic Labour Party (DLP) spokesman on small business and entrepreneurship, has welcomed the easing of the curfew, saying this would provide some breathing room for micro and small businesses to start to dig themselves from the brink of collapse. However, Walters is calling for
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Men accused of Emerald City burglary to appear in Court - Barbados Today
Two St Philip men accused of burglary at the Emerald City Supermarket that occurred between October 19 and 20 are set to appear at the District “C” Magistrates’ Court, St Matthias today. They are Romell Sobers, 40, of Eastbourne and Dario Jones, 33, of Lynches. Sobers will also face a separate
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Supermarket Association head: Lifting SoE can bring relief
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Rajiv Diptee, president of the Supermarket Association. FILE PHOTO - SUPERMARKET Association president Rajiv Diptee said the lifting of the state of emergency (SoE) on Wednesday gives businesses some time to plan their operations
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Business Spotlight: Voodoo VI - The Ultimate Luxury Charter Experience | News of St. John
Earlier this year, I shared with you a sneak peak of Voodoo, a brand new, custom-built, high performance 57 foot power catamaran.  She boasts the status of being one of the largest catamarans in the world with outboard diesel engines.  She calls St. John her home…And is beckoning you to come spend
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Make A Thanksgiving Plan To Be Healthy | The Oklahoma Eagle
www.blackdoctor.org Thanksgiving is the fourth Thursday in November, every year. This 2021 holiday is one that will create many “do you remember when?” anecdotes. The goal this year is to be thankful for the good, and mindful of safe/best practices for good health. That includes following and
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Five die from COVID-19 in one day - Barbados Today
​Two women and three men, all Barbadians, died from COVID-19 on Tuesday, November 16. ​Four of them passed away while at the Harrison’s Point Isolation Facility - three men, aged 58, 75 and 77, and a 64-year-old woman. An 89-year-old woman also died at the Blackman and Gollop Isolation
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Tobago man, 23, killed in accident in Carnbee
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Photos of the day – November 22
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Manufacturing sector hit hardest in 2020, JSC told
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Minister of Labour Stephen McClashie. - Photo by Sureash Cholai Officials in the Ministry of Labour and Small Enterprise Development revealed that the labour force in the manufacturing sector was hit the hardest in the second
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Fire guts Shamva district hospital pharmacy - NewsDay Zimbabwe
A raging fire almost razed to the ground a pharmacy with drugs and pharmaceutical supplies worth thousands of dollars at Shamva district hospital. The post Fire guts Shamva district hospital pharmacy appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Second Outbreak: 14 Detainees Test Positive for COVID-19 at St. Croix Jail
Fourteen detainees at the John A. Bell Adult Correctional Facility on St. Croix tested positive for COVID-19 Wednesday, the V.I. Bureau of Corrections has announced.
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Relish Indi-Soul Catering Company Savors International Culinary Flavor     | The Michigan Chronicle
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Mines pensioners demand audited MIPF financials - NewsDay Zimbabwe
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WASA to repair second Savannah leak
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Injury Attorney Kenneth J. Allen donates 1,200 Thanksgiving dinners to Northwest Indiana families - The Chicago Crusader
Injury Attorney Kenneth J. Allen and the Allen Law Group donated Thanksgiving Day meals to 1,200 Northwest Indiana households, a tradition they have held for decades. Meals were distributed on
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Dario Taylor to appear in court gun related offences - Barbados Today
A Christ Church man is set to appear in the District 'C' Magistrates' Court this morning in connection with gun-related charges. He is Dario Taylor, 30, of Gall Hill, who was charged with possession of a firearm without a valid licence, possession of ammunition without a valid permit and breach of
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Family of man found hanging in police cell has retained legal counsel in the matter - Barbados Today
Queen’s Counsel Michael Lashley wants a full investigation by an independent body into the death of Colin MacDonald Greene. The 43-year-old Greene, of Chalky Mount, St Andrew, was found hanging in a prisoner’s cell at the Holetown Police Station on Saturday. Lashley told Barbados TODAY he had been
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Meet Members of Mayor Woodfin’s Executive Leadership Team
By Ryan Michaels The Birmingham Times Here are Mayor Randall Woodfin’s appointments for the city’s leadership in his second term which began Nov. 23, 2021. Sylvia Bowen, executive administrator Reappointed to the position, Bowen, who came onto the mayor’s leadership team with his election in
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Crown Act Advances, Seeks Protection Against Hairstyle and Texture Discrimination
Following the rhetoric of a dozen states, the Education and Workforce Development Committee voted to advance legislation during Tuesday's hearing seeking the adoption of the Crown Act, which was first campaigned in 2019 in partnership with former California-based Sen. Holly Mitchell.
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Mastering the Art of St. John Grocery Shopping During a Holiday Week | News of St. John
Generally, on a busy week, the shelves in the grocery stores on St. John are looking pretty skimpy on Sundays and Mondays.  That is because our small, but efficient, grocers receive the bulk of their weekly shipment towards the beginning of each week.  And this week has been no exception, as the
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Chikomba DDC granted $5 000 bail, suspended from work over US$60 bribe - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Mariga was not asked to plead when he appeared before Chivhu magistrate Sam Chitumwa, who granted him $5 000 bail and was remanded to December 2, 2021. The post Chikomba DDC granted $5 000 bail, suspended from work over US$60 bribe appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Two join forces to promote agrotourism - Barbados Today
Two regional organisations have joined forces to promote the distinct qualities of two Caribbean iconic products – rum and tourism. The West Indies Rum and Spirits Producers’ Association Inc. (WIRSPA) and the Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture (IICA) recently hosted a webina
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Barkeepers want safe zones expanded
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Zim urged to align laws with African charter on democracy - NewsDay Zimbabwe
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Fire Service Director Promises Extensive Investigation of Fatal Firetruck Accident
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