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Canadians in limbo in Jamaica over COVID test requirement - Stabroek News
(Jamaica Gleaner) Hundreds of vacationers hoping to return to Canada are now stranded in Jamaica after new rules requiring them to show proof of a negative PCR (polymerase chain reaction) test in order to enter the country came into effect on January
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Source: Stabroek News - Guyana's Most Trusted Newspaper
8 Groundbreaking Black Politicians You Should Know
With the passing of some of our political pioneers, their legacy and blueprints are left behind and being carried by the likes of Representatives Jahana Hayes, Ilhan Omar and Ayanna Pressley, to name a few. Here are 8 additional Black politicians you should know effecting change in America.
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Monogamy challenge
Beshrew your eyes,They have o'erlooked me and divided me,One half of me is yours, the other half yours-Mine own I would say, but if mine, then yours,And so all yours.- Shakespeare, The Merchant of Venice�I would not wish any companionIn the world, but you.
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Wiebe contradicts Dick Pound on vaccine issue - Stabroek News
(Reuters) - Canada’s Olympic wrestling champion Erica Wiebe has said frontline workers and vulnerable people should be prioritised over Olympic athletes for the novel coronavirus vaccine. The article Wiebe contradicts Dick Pound on vaccine issue appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Green calls for fish farmers to adopt new technology
Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, Floyd Green, is calling for fish farmers to infuse new technology into fish farming. Green said that with the increased demand for tilapia, there are tremendous opportunities available for diversification by...
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Source: Jamaica Gleaner
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The Broader View - Houston Forward Times
I remember the commonly accepted phrase describing politics as, “All politics is local.” The obvious… The post The Broader View appeared first on Houston Forward Times.
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Africa: Hungry for Change - Faulty Food Systems Laid Bare By Covid-19 and Climate Crises
[Thomson Reuters Foundation] The pandemic has made it harder for farmers - already grappling with climate extremes - to sell their harvests, while rising poverty pushes more city residents to use food banks
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Source: allAfrica.com
Obituary: Ruby Holland Walden Oct. 20, 1921-Dec. 22, 2020 - The New Journal and Guide
Ruby Holland Walden, 99, passed on December 22, 2020.  She was born on October 20, 1921 in Nansemond County (now Suffolk) to the late Axium Holland and Pearl Langston Holland. She was the sixth of seven children, all who predeceased her: Gladys, Stanley, Thelma, Doris, Roswell, and Reginald. Ruby
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Source: The New Journal and Guide
VIDEO: Woman Hugs Father’s Remains 84 Years After His Spanish Civil War Execution – The Wilmington Journal
NAVARRE, Spain — A weeping woman got to embrace her father’s remains following an 84-year search after he was executed during the Spanish Civil War. The government of Navarre, an autonomous community in Spain, returned [...]
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Source: The Wilmington Journal
Uganda: Amuriat Hospitalised After Police Assault
[Monitor] The Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) presidential candidate Patrick Oboi Amuriat was hospitalised yesterday after he was pepper-sprayed by police while on a campaign trail in Bugiri District.
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Harris receives COVID-19 vaccine, urges trust in minority communities
Vice President-elect Kamala Harris made a plea to the public at the United Medical Center in Southeast Washington D.C., a predominantly... View Article The post Kamala Harris receives COVID-19 vaccine, urges trust in minority communities appeared first on TheGrio.
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‘Don’t put alcohol in your teapots, we know your tricks’ - Cele
Police Minister Bheki Cele has vowed to come down hard on those dealing in alcohol while it is prohibited under Level 3 lockdown.
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St Ann's Bay Hospital staff angry over alleged COVID-19 incentives denial
STAFF at St Ann's Bay Regional Hospital (SABRH) are furious over alleged denial of COVID-19 incentives by hospital CEO Dennis Morgan.
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VIDEO: Woman Hugs Father's Remains 84 Years After His Spanish Civil War Execution | The Florida Star | The Georgia Star
NAVARRE, Spain - A weeping woman got to embrace her father's remains following an 84-year search after he was executed during the Spanish Civil War. The government of Navarre, an autonomous community in Spain, returned the remains of Claudio Doreteo Dieguez Loza to his daughter Concha Dieguez on
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Source: The Florida Star
Uganda: Incumbents Out of Race As 16 Vie for Two Luweero Seats
[Monitor] Two incumbent NRM legislators, who were defeated during the September primaries in Luweero District, have stepped aside, giving way to 16 others to jostle for their slots.
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Rwanda: Govt, UK to Renegotiate Trade Deal
[New Times] Rwanda and the United Kingdom (UK) will restart negotiations of a potential deal early next year, which would determine the future trade relations between the two countries, a source at the Ministry of Trade revealed.
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With deadline looming, group wants more census documents - Black News Channel
By MIKE SCHNEIDER Associated Press With the Census Bureau days away from likely missing a year-end deadline for turning in numbers used for divvying up congressional seats, President Donald Trump's administration still hasn't turned over documents showing how it's crunching the data on a shortened
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COVID-19 dominated the world
Obesity and poor outcomes from men, in particular, are among the key issues to have emerged from Jamaica’s battle with COVID-19 last year, 10 months to the date since the first case of the deadly and highly contagious virus was confirmed on the...
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Source: Jamaica Gleaner
South Africa: Command Council Details Move to Lockdown Level 3
[SAnews.gov.za] The National Coronavirus Command Council (NCCC) on Tuesday provided detail on South Africa's move to level 3 of the COVID-19 lockdown.
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Central African Republic Election Beset By Problems & Insecurity
[RFI] Challenging presidential and parliamentary elections were held on Sunday in the Central African Republic, where for the last week a coalition of armed groups put pressure on the government in an effort to obstruct the vote.
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Source: allAfrica.com
Liberia: Govt Pays U.S.$5 Million to Ganta-Saclepea Road Contractors
[NEWS] The Government of Liberia, through the National Road Fund (NRF) has disbursed US$5 million for the payment of contractors of the Ganta-Saclepea road corridor, which constitutes phase one of the Ganta-Tappita Road Project.
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Walsh takes up first assignment with Coolidge training camp - Stabroek News
ST JOHN’S, Antigua, CMC – Head coach, Courtney Walsh, will oversee his first assignment since taking charge of West Indies Women four months ago, when the Caribbean side gather here for a three-week camp starting
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Africa: Venezuela Appoints Businessman Detained in Cabo Verde As Ambassador to African Union
[Premium Times] The U.S. government asked Cabo Verde to extradite Alex Saab to America to face charges of financial crimes.
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Biden Slams Trump For Slow COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout
President-elect Joe Biden on Tuesday called out Donald Trump’s administration for bungling the COVID-19 vaccine rollout and laid out his own plans for quickly immunizing as many Americans as possible. “The…
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Travel horror as heavy downpour leads to St James flooding
ANCHOVY, St James - Even though Cinderella Bigbie was yesterday confined to her bed at home in Wiltshire near here, she is giving thanks for her narrow escape from death.It followed injuries she sustained when she was swept away by powerful floodwaters following a heavy, sustained downpour which
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DA wants National Assembly to reconvene for urgent debate on Covid-19 vaccine | News24
The DA wants the National Assembly to reconvene for an urgent debate on South Africa's Covid-19 vaccination plan before the end of the year.
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Storming of Capitol Hill: 'White mob turning on White politicians' - Prof Jeffery Sachs
The former special advisor to two UN Secretary-Generals says the US has a long history of mob violence stoked by white politicians in the service of rich white Americans. The difference this time, is that the rioters turned on their own.
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Biden Taps Ohio Rep. Marcia Fudge for HUD Secretary Post | Dallas Weekly
“We are relieved knowing that the same determination Rep. Fudge brought to defending hungry families from cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program will be brought to tackle one of the biggest looming threats facing Americans during this economic crisis: evictions and housing
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COVID-19 black market - Gov’t inadequacy blamed for surge in underground virus testing sites
Hundreds of Jamaicans are reportedly turning to unauthorised COVID-19 laboratories and makeshift facilities for antigen (rapid) tests, as Government’s insufficiency is being blamed for a rising underground market with questionable ethical practices...
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Sanef calls for release of Zimbabwean journalist
The South African National Editors’ Forum (Sanef) has called on Zimbabwean police to put an end to its harassment of journalist Hopewell Chin’ono, who was arrested for a third time on Friday
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