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Adjodhea new President of Central Corentyne Chamber - Stabroek News
The Central Corentyne Chamber of Commerce held its 15th Annual General Meeting on March 24, 2021 at which a new Executive Body was elected to serve for the fiscal year 2021-2022. The article Adjodhea new President of Central Corentyne Chamber appeared first on Stabroek News.
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$309 million allocated to construct forensic pathology autopsy suite
The Government has budgeted $309 million for the construction of the Forensic Pathology Autopsy Suite. The project, which is being implemented by the Ministry of National Security, aims to increase the forensic capacity of the Jamaica Constabulary...
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Nigeria: Kaduna Refinery to Resume Operations Q1 2023
[Daily Trust] The Kaduna Refinery is expected to resume operations by the first quarter of 2023 based on the refinery rehabilitation programme progress and timeline, the Managing Director, Kaduna Refining and Petrochemical Company (KRPC) Engr. Ezekiel Osarolube said on Monday.
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Houston Mayor Turner wants to add more police, raise firefighter pay with federal stimulus - DefenderNetwork.com
A portion of the $615 million in federal funds earmarked for Houston's COVID-19 recovery could go towards an additional police cadet class and to pay increases for firefighters, Mayor Sylvester Turner said on Friday. The mayor said he would add a sixth HPD cadet class in next year
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Robinson blasts Gov’t for upside-down logic in USF Wi-Fi spending cuts
Opposition Spokesman on Finance Julian Robinson railed against a plan by the Universal Service Fund (USF) to outfit only two sites in each of the 63 constituencies across the island with Internet access in the 2021-2022 fiscal year. Initially, the...
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Nigerian businessman Aliko Dangote is Arsenal fans' top choice to buy the club - Voice Online
ARSENAL FANS are keen for African businessman Aliko Dangote to take over the football club,... The post Nigerian businessman Aliko Dangote is Arsenal fans' top choice to buy the club appeared first on Voice Online.
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Jamaica budget has no new taxes | New York Carib News
Finance and the Public Service Minister Dr. Nigel Clarke announced on Tuesday that the Government will not be introducing any new taxes to fund the J$830.8-billion (US$5.6 billion) Budget for 2021/22.
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PRESS ROOM: Kwame Dawes and the Poetry Foundation Reintroduce American Life in Poetry | BlackPressUSA
NNPA NEWSWIRE — Award-winning poet, author, and editor Kwame Dawes, PhD hopes new readers will connect with American Life in Poetry by finding columns that are approachable and speak to their interests, particularly for new poetry readers. With over 60 different themes that can be combined while
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Comptroller hopeful outdoor events on track for summer, indoor events for fall | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Says increased activity key to state’s economic rebound from pandemic By TIM KIRSININKAS Capitol News Illinois tkirsininkas@capitolnewsillinois.com SPRINGFIELD - In a Senate Tourism and Hospitality Committee hearing Thursday, State Comptroller Susana Mendoza said she is hopeful outdoor events can
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Rwanda: Parliament Wants Further Audit Into Nduba Landfill
[New Times] The Chamber of Deputies has requested the Office of the Auditor General to make a follow-up audit of the use of budget appropriated towards management of the Nduba Landfill located in Nduba sector of Gasabo District, Kigali.
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Member of Bobo Gang denied bail
One of four alleged members of the Bobo Gang charged in connection with the 2011 murder of a businessman and his taxi driver in Russia, Westmoreland, was again denied bail when he appeared in the Home Circuit Court on Monday. Ian Barrett was...
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Celebrating Women’s History Month: Armenia White, Valerie Cunningham and Dudley Dudley - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
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Police arrest 16-year-old murder suspect, seize gun
The St Catherine South Police arrested a boy, aged 16, on Friday, soon after a man was shot dead in the suburb of Portmore.A firearm was also seized, the police said. The constabulary, in a news release yesterday, said that the suspect was held and the gun seized less than an hour after the murder
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No quick fix for SA unemployment crisis - economists
Economists expect the SA economy to grow by 3.4% in 2021 and to add 467 000 jobs but the current unemployment crisis will take time to shift.
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Egypt: Finance Ministry - General Budget Deficit Down 6.3 Percent in First Half of 2020-2021 Fy
[Egypt Online] The Finance Ministry said in a recent report that the general budget deficit in the first half of the 2020-2021 fiscal year receded to 6.3 percent against 4.3 percent in the same period last year.
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All the Big Games Coming to PlayStation in 2021.
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JATOO says JUTC should downsize to cut losses
Likening the loss-making Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) to the struggling Air Jamaica which was eventually privatised in the 1990s, some transport sector players are urging the Government to downsize the state-owned bus company, which is...
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Tourism projected to earn US$1.87 billion for 2021/22
The estimated gross earnings from tourism for the fiscal year 2021/2022 are projected at US$1.87 billion, with corresponding visitor arrivals of 1.6 million, according to Tourism Minister Ed Bartlett.He was addressing Wednesday's sitting of the Standing Finance Committee, which is reviewing the
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Late Hit: Provision Affecting Millions Of Gig Economy Workers Added To COVID-Relief Bill  – The Wilmington Journal
Congressional Democrats slipped a last-minute tax provision into the pandemic relief bill that may complicate how millions of gig economy workers report their incomes. The measure, the final version of which is expected to pass [...]
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Somalia Parliament Session Called Off
[VOA] Mogadishu, Somalia -- Somalia's parliamentary session was called off Saturday after pro-government and opposition members could not agree on the agenda.
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Tips you need to know for this tax filing season | New Pittsburgh Courier
by Megan Kirk Two money smart women are offering an inside look into everything needed to file 2020 taxes. COVID-19 has introduced some unique financial circumstances and now, residents are questioning if a year’s worth of help from the state will come back to bite them this tax
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We are not made of money, Mboweni warns MPs on debt | Fin24
Minister of Finance Tito Mboweni said borrowing requirements will remain above R500 billion through the medium term despite the modest improvements in the fiscal position.
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Have Ticket Will Travel – to Martha's Vineyard | BlackPressUSA
NNPA NEWSWIRE — An eight-hour flight from the west coast, a five-hour drive from New York City, and 9 hours from Washington, D.C., Martha’s Vineyard offers a wide range of activities for the entire family. These include the Cape Poge Wildlife Refuge, Vineyard Haven Marina, and South Beach.
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VACCINE TEASE
Pushing aggressively for herd immunity in Jamaica within the new fiscal year, the Holness administration announced on Tuesday a $60-billion allocation aimed at purchasing COVID-19 vaccines and dedicated to social and economic recovery under an...
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Birmingham Restores Two Paid Holidays For City Workers 
By Erica Wright The Birmingham Times The Birmingham City Council on Tuesday unanimously voted to restore two paid city holidays for employees. Workers will receive pay for Good Friday and Memorial Day, two of nine of city paid holidays suspended last year as part of cost-cutting measures in the
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Budget approved - Stabroek News
At approximately 3 pm  yesterday and following a commotion by protesting APNU+AFC MPs, the National Assembly considered and approved the 2021 Appropriation Bill which authorizes the issuance of $353.8 billion from the Consolidated Fund to meet expenditure for the fiscal
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Gov't says no JamCOVID data exfiltration, database to be moved
The investigation into the JamCOVID app has revealed that while there is evidence of unauthorised access, there is "no evidence of data exfiltration." In a statement today, the Office of the Prime Minister (OPM) indicated...
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Somalia's Leaders Attempt Another Round of Discussions On Elections
[East African] Somalia's key political leaders are headed for another tense meeting in Mogadishu on Wednesday, under pressure from donors to reach an electoral agreement for polls.
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Petrojam warns of price fluctuations amid oil market volatility
Volatility in the oil market at this time could result in further increases in the price of petrol, the state-owned oil refinery, Petrojam, has signalled. General Manager of Petrojam, Winston Watson, says he is also not ruling out reductions in the...
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$1 billion allocated to cybersecurity project for security forces
The Government has set aside $1 billion to continue the buildout of cybersecurity initiatives of the security forces. The programme aims to facilitate the security force’s enhanced use of technology to ensure national security. In the 2021/22...
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