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Pulitzer Board issues special citation to Darnella Frazier, the teen who recorded George Floyd’s murder | New Pittsburgh Courier
“My video didn’t save George Floyd,” said Darnella Frazier, “but it put his murderer away and off the streets.” by Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent Add Pulitzer Prize to the list of awards and recognition bestowed upon Darnella Frazier, the teen who bravely videotaped the
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This is not Malawi – Zambia President  | Malawi 24 - Malawi news
Edgar Lungu warns opposition on using violence to take over power Zambia President Edgar Lungu who faces an uncertain future in the August polls has warned the opposition in the country to stop using violence as a route to power telling them that the ‘Malawi fiasco’ would not work in
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Black Farmers' Scholarship Deadline Extended - The Washington Informer
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Tanzania: Sengerema Council Spending Irks President Samia, Special Auditing Team Formed
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How Cryptocurrency And Blockchain Technology Can Transform Africa - The Seattle Medium
As emerging technologies like blockchain, AI, and cryptocurrencies continue to garner interest, digitally minded entrepreneurs across Africa are looking to highlight the continent's tech potential. CNN takes a look at how African thought leaders are bringing ideas to a global stage at this
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James Harden Shuts Down Rumors Of Gifting Saweetie $100K For A Date
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How soon will President Biden’s American Jobs Plan arrive to help housing – Dallas Examiner
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Fertiliser prices skyrocket - The Times Group Malawi
Trouble is brewing for the Affordable Input Programme (AIP) following revelations that prices of fertiliser on the local market have surged by over 50 percent in recent weeks due to, among other things, weakening exchange rate. The development means that the government needs to cough an additional
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A Vaping Violation Leads To Violent Arrest of 4 Black Teens At Ocean City Boardwalk | The Crusader Newspaper Group
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US Government Is Open, But Flag Day Provides Plenty To Celebrate – The Wilmington Journal
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Altius Sports partners with Morgan Stanley, Macquarie | New York Carib News
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Black business registrations increase during COVID pandemic | The Atlanta Voice
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Cameroon: SDF - Joshua Osih Cleared of Dismissal Manoeuvre
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Elon Musk fait monter le bitcoin - Haiti24
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