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‘Zim exaggerating terrorism fears’ - The Zimbabwe Independent
In its analysis of the Bill released on Wednesday, the organisation said the proposed changes would violate Recommendation 8 of the financial action task force (FATF), while undermining the right to freedom of association for
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Source: The Zimbabwe Independent - The Leading Business Weekly
COVID-19 Update: Barbados logs 172 new COVID-19 cases - Barbados Today
A total of 172 new COVID-19 cases, 80 males and 92 females, were reported for Saturday, November 20. The Best-dos Santos Public Health Laboratory conducted 1,360 tests. The new positives comprise 30 persons, who are under the age of 18, and 142 who are 18 years and older. There were 804 people in
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Source: Barbados Today - News You Can Trust.
Relish Indi-Soul Catering Company Savors International Culinary Flavor     | The Michigan Chronicle
Relish Indi-Soul food dishes include Indian-inspired foods.   Photo courtesy of Relish-Indi Soul       *This four-part series highlights four runners-up, female-owned food and beverage businesses that competed in a Samuel Adams’ pitch competition in October in Detroit. These are their stories and
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I.U. Dons. Inc. and Donnettes kick-off Penny-A-Thon - The Chicago Crusader
The I.U. Dons, Inc. and Donnettes, a non-profit organization of alumni and undergraduates of Indiana University, launched their annual Penny-A-Ton for the needy drive last Saturday. The Penny-A-Ton is one
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Source: The Crusader Newspaper Group
‘Free Julius’: Mother (Video), Family And Friends Of Julius Jones Make Final Pleas To Stop Execution In Oklahoma | The Oklahoma Eagle
www.usatoday.com By Josh Dulaney,Carmen Forman,Jana Hayes and Hogan Gore In the waning hours before Julius Jones' scheduled execution, his mother gave a heartfelt monologue proclaiming his innocence outside the doors of Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt's office on Wednesday. It may have been her last
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Mottley: Sir James Mitchell was a 'distinguished Caribbean statesman' - Barbados Today
STATEMENT FROM PRIME MINISTER MOTTLEY ON THE PASSING OF SIR JAMES MITCHELL On behalf of the Government and people of Barbados, I extend sincere condolence to the family of Sir James Mitchell and the Government and People of St. Vincent and the Grenadines on the passing of a distinguished Caribbean
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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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Source: Barbados Today - News You Can Trust.
Two dead after Port of Spain shooting
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File photo - Two cousins were gunned down at their Port of Spain home on Tuesday night. Police said Rashidi Haynes, 32, and Bryan St Louis, 44, were at home at Lodge Street, Port of Spain, at around 11.30 pm when they were shot
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Source: Trinidad News
When a Bajan and a Jamaica come together - Barbados Today
by Marlon Madden It is like a story out of a book or from the big screens straight out of Hollywood – the coming together of a chic Barbadian woman and a Jamaican Rastaman, who now serve up some of the most scrumptious, filling and exotic ital food straight from the farm to the table
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Diego Martin man found dead
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File photo A 39-year-old Diego Martin man was found dead on Tuesday afternoon. Police said a relative visited the home of Lawrence McIntosh at Unity Road, Richplain at around 6.30 pm and broke down the door to enter. He found
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Tobago Chamber head on $50m stimulus fund: It comes across as bribery
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Dianne Hadad Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce president Diane Hadad has described as “bribery,” the Government’s $50 million stimulus fund for the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) to assist hoteliers and displaced workers in
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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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‘Ministry behind embassies’ decay’ - NewsDay Zimbabwe
This was said by Local Government ministry secretary Emmanuel Ngwarati when he appeared before the Defence, Home Affairs and Security Services Parliamentary Portfolio Committee to explain the state of foreign
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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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Man crushed to death in freak accident in Speyside
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News A breathtaking view of Starwood Beach from Speyside Waterwheel. - LESS than 24 hours since he arrived in Tobago on Monday morning, Trinidadian Hansraj Manak, an employee of Alescon Readymix Ltd, was crushed to death while driving
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Source: Trinidad News
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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Adult HIV prevelance marginally drops - NewsDay Zimbabwe
But the prevalence rate among young women remains double that of their male counterparts, Madzima revealed during the 2021 Zimbabwe mini Biomedial HIV Prevention Forum conference held in Harare on Monday. The post Adult HIV prevelance marginally drops appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Jefferson County Offers Locations to Dispose of Thanksgiving Cooking Oil
jccal.org  Jefferson County has 23 locations where residents can properly dispose of turkey frying oil this Thanksgiving by recycling it.   You can find centers listed online [click here]. There are 23 in Jefferson County, so simply drop by a center and get a free plastic gallon jug for grease or
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Red Cross offers Thanksgiving traveling, cooking safety tips - The Chicago Crusader
As Thanksgiving approaches, it’s time to prepare the holiday feast and brush up on home fire safety. “Home fires are a real threat to the Indiana Region over the Thanksgiving […] The post Red Cross offers Thanksgiving traveling, cooking safety tips appeared first on The Chicago Crusader.
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Detroit Youth Barber Gains New Fame for Haircutting Skills | The Michigan Chronicle
From getting in trouble for operating a discreet barbershop at Renaissance High School (RHS) in Detroit to meeting a local barbershop celeb - Cameron Tucker is quickly growing his claim to fame: cutting hair. FOX 2 Detroit reported that the 16-year-old RHS student was caught for barbering hair in
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Hwange residents, Chinese miner clash - NewsDay Zimbabwe
The company was given a special grant by the government about 10 years ago. The problem started this year when it wanted to resume mining operations. During the environmental impact assessment process, it only consulted a section of traditional leaders, leaving out a lot of other people
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IDA leader disagrees with Hochoy’s no-vote THA campaign call
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News FILE PHOTO: Innovative Democratic Alliance political leader Dr Denise Tsoiafatt-Angus. - Innovative Democratic Alliance (IDA) political leader Dr Denise Tsoiafatt Angus says she disagrees with former chief secretary Hochoy
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Rev. Jackson, Rainbow PUSH Coalition to protest Rittenhouse verdict 2 p.m. today at Federal Plaza - The Chicago Crusader
Saying no one has a right to kill anyone, Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, Sr. Saturday called on the U.S. Department of Justice to investigate the trial of Kyle Rittenhouse who
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Mental patient’s decapitated body found 15 years later - NewsDay Zimbabwe
The deceased, Elizabeth Chidamuwa, went missing in 2007. Her remains were allegedly discovered after a possessed 12-year-old boy led family members and villagers to the scene where she was murdered and
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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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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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West Indies women defeat Ireland in World Cup qualifier
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday Sports West Indies' Deandra Dottin made 73 off 87 deliveries to earn the Player of the Match award, in the ICC World Cup qualifying match against Ireland, in Harare, Zimbabwe, on Tuesday. - via CWI Media DEANDRA Dottin struck 73 as the
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Colorado State Rams Claim the Golden Steel Pan Plague by Winning 2021 Paradise Jam Men's Division
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DTE Energy Foundation Awards $1.25M to Create Diverse, Artistic initiatives | The Michigan Chronicle
The DTE Energy Foundation today announced it has awarded grants to Michigan-based organizations focused on arts and culture and enriching diverse communities across the state. Grant recipients include the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History, Detroit Institute of Arts, Detroit
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EDC Wants Answers from Caneel and Money from Sugar Bay
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