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Trade Ministry: Higher prices can boost food production - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
While increases in food prices were affected by international factors it gives people the opportunity to further support the drive to boost local food production by buying local, the Trade and Industry Ministry said on Friday. In a release, the ministry said it noted discussions in several are
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National Civil Rights and Personal Injury Attorneys Ben Crump and Bob Hilliard Uncovering Widespread Racism in Banking | BlackPressUSA
NNPA NEWSWIRE — Nationally renowned civil rights and personal injury attorneys Ben Crump of Ben Crump Law and Bob Hilliard of Hilliard Martinez Gonzales are reviewing bank discrimination cases in venues across the country. Together, they also represent hundreds of plaintiffs who were victimized by
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JO: Nikola Karabatic, l’insatiable et l’éternel des Bleus du handball - Haiti24
PORTRAIT - Ce samedi, face au Danemark, le handballeur français disputera sa quatrième finale olympique consécutive. En revenant de très loin. Comme ses compagnons de la glorieuse époque des Experts Michaël Guigou et Luc Abalo, Nikola Karabatic n’est pas du genre à rater une finale
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Covid-19 : l'Arabie saoudite rouvre ses frontières aux vaccinés pour le pèlerinage de la omra - Haiti24
Publié le : 08/08/2021 - 04:58 Après 18 mois de fermeture, l'Arabie saoudite a annoncé qu'elle allaitrouvrir ses frontières aux pèlerins étrangers pourl’omra, à condition qu'ils soient vaccinés avec un sérum reconnu par Riyad et qu'ils se soumettentaux règles de quarantaine. L’Arabie saoudite va
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HBCU Grad Marcus Coleman Appointed to DHS Position
NNPA NEWSWIRE — “President Biden could not have appointed a better prepared and more capable leader than Marcus Coleman to direct the DHS Center for Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships,” former DHS Center Director David L. Myers. David stated in a release. | Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Newswire
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Group Of Women Lost Their Job After Ingesting Tea Marketed As Weight Loss Supplement That Allegedly Contained THC - Blavity
Dozens of women have filed a lawsuit against a health product company, saying they failed a drug test and lost their jobs after taking a tea that was advertised as a weight management solution. Speaking to WSOC, the women said they tried the raspberry lemonade tea from Total Life Changes and tested
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Burkina Faso : la Cour européenne des droits de l’homme suspend l’extradition de François Compaoré par la France - Haiti24
François Compaoré lors d’un meeting àOuagadougou, le 28 novembre 2012. AHMED OUOBA / AFP La Cour européenne des droits de l’homme (CEDH) a suspendu, vendredi 6août, l’extradition de la France vers le Burkina Faso de François Compaoré, mis en cause dans l’assassinat en1998 d’un journaliste
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Ethiopia: The War in Tigray - the Makings of a Man-Made Famine, and What Can Be Done
[The Conversation Africa] "There's famine now in Tigray." That 10 June 2021 declaration by the UN's most senior humanitarian official was the clearest indication yet that embattled Tigray faced a severe food emergency. Close to five million Tigrayans were subsequently placed under watch for what
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Fresh controversy over Mugabe grave - The Standard
Close Mugabe family members said the construction of the mausoleum was being done without their involvement. The post Fresh controversy over Mugabe grave appeared first on The Standard.
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East Africa: Inside Museveni-Ruto Friendship
[East African] Ugandans have not forgotten the 2007-08 post-election violence in Kenya. Ugandan truck drivers have told and retold many harrowing tales of what they went through during that trying period.
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Mudavadi's tough task of picking ANC flagbearer in race to succeed Oparanya
Musalia Mudavadi is between a rock and a hard place as his party prepares to pick a candidate for Kakamega gubernatorial seat.
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Japan blanks U.S. 2-0 to win 1st Olympic baseball gold medal news -The Black Chronicle
YOKOHAMA, Japan - Japan's players sprinted onto the mound and the collection of All-Stars hoisted their manager up and down as if on a trampoline. They beamed when hanging shiny… The post Japan blanks U.S. 2-0 to win 1st Olympic baseball gold medal appeared first on The Black Chronicle.
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No love lost: Why UhuRuto divorce was a matter of when, not if
President Kenyatta and his deputy are now worse than political rivals, disparage each other in public without slightest pretext of poise or decorum.
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In Ohio Dem primary, Jewish groups seek to help moderate push past progressive of Israel - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
Squad-backed Nina Turner sees her massive lead shrink in recent weeks as more centrist Shontel Brown emerges from crowded pack of candidates with help of DMFI and JDCA
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Milwaukee North Sunrise Rotary Club celebrates ‘Changing of the Guard’ at anniversary dinner
Milwaukee North Sunrise Rotary Club held a celebratory event at the Pfister Hotel's Mason Street Grill on Thursday, July 29, 2021. This dinner recognized the former president Dr. Willie Hart and outgoing president Greg Williams. Diane Beckley Milner, the newly elected president was installed and
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19 Amazing Action Shots From The Tokyo Olympics
An emotional celebration by medal-winning climbers, an intense jab to the eye and a record-breaking 400m hurdles run round out the second week of competition.
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(OPINION) Leftist Extremism is Being Increasingly Challenged
National resistance is finally occurring against the totalitarian Leftist Democrat Woke policies that are impacting political discourse and cultural unity.
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What Simone Biles Teaches Us About Black Self-Care | Chicago Defender
Last week, Simone Biles, US gymnastics Olympian, shocked the world by withdrawing from the women's gymnastics team and several individual competitions, citing her need to prioritize her mental health at this time. While she initially described her situation as a case of the “twisties”, a mental
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VIDEO | Merry Daniel – Yesu Nivute - The Tanzania News
Home VIDEOS VIDEO | Merry Daniel – Yesu Nivute Yesu Nivute By Merry Daniel | Watch/Download Mp4 Previous articleAUDIO | Manengo – Zero Budget | DownloadNext articleVIDEO | Omah Lay – Understand …
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How to thrive in a pandemic and get top jobs - African Voice Newspaper
Start a six figure business, particularly if you are an undergraduate or a young graduate. (Understanding the hidden power of your mobile phone and relationship between informatics, education, employment and entrepreneurship leads to success in a period of turbulence) By Professor Chris Imafidon
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Black women across generations heed Osaka, Biles Olympic example
(AP) Naomi Osaka. Simone Biles. Both are prominent young black women under the pressure of a global Olympic spotlight that few human beings ever know. Both have faced major career crossroads at the Tokyo Games. Both cited pressure and mental...
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WASA replaces leaky pipeline in Point Fortin - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
The Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA) replaced a faulty 50-year-old pipeline along the Guapo/Cap-de-Ville Main Road in Point Fortin on Friday. A media statement from WASA said the pipeline had a high leakage and was undersized. The $5 million project began in November 2020 from Adventure
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Amandine Leynaud : «J'espère que nos réussites créeront des envies chez les enfants qui nous ont vus à la télévision» - Haiti24
La gardienne de l'équipe de France de handball tire un trait sur sa carrière internationale avec une médaille d'or olympique autour du cou. Une fin de rêve qu'elle réalisera «plus tard». Envoyé spécial à Tokyo À découvrir Amandine, pouviez-vous imaginer une meilleure fin pour votre carrière
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Alarming CDC Memo Reveals Vaccinated Individuals Spread Delta Variant as Much as the Unvaccinated | BlackPressUSA
NNPA NEWSWIRE — “Vaccines prevent more than 90 percent of severe disease but may be less effective at preventing infection or transmission,” the CDC memo read. “Therefore, more breakthrough and more community spread despite vaccination.” According to the memo, vaccines reduce the risk of severe
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At 35 Years Old, Allyson Felix Becomes Most Decorated Female Track Athlete with 11 Olympic Medals
Track star Allyson Felix proves that it's never too late to achieve your dreams. At 35-years-old, she is now the most decorated female athlete and mom
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Le Japon connaît une flambée de Covid-19, mais les JO n'y sont pour rien - Haiti24
Publié le : 06/08/2021 - 19:00 Le Japon, pays-hôte des JO,a vu le nombre de contaminations au Covid-19 grimper depuis l'ouverture des Jeux. Pour autant, cette flambée estsurtout causéepar la contagiosité du variant Delta,combinéeau retard vaccinal pris par un gouvernement japonaistrop
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theGrio's Top 50 books to read this summer: 'Fiction from the Diaspora'
Black identity is complex and transcends borders. Our reading lists should too. Like their authors, these stories represent cultures and... View Article The post theGrio's Top 50 books to read this summer: 'Fiction from the Diaspora' appeared first on TheGrio.
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Démantèlement d’un réseau de vol de carburant dans les centrales de production de l’ED’H - Haiti24
Le directeur général de l'Électricité d'Haïti, Michel Présumé, confirme avoir
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Tops/Flops Lyon-Brest : Brest solide, Lyon trop brouillon - Haiti24
Lyon et Brest ont partagé les points (1-1) ce samedi, au Parc OL. Les tops et flops après cette rencontre de la première journée de Ligue 1, cuvée 2021-22. TOPS À découvrir Le plan de jeu brestoisCe sont parfois les recettes les plus simples qui sont les plus efficaces, et Michel der Zakarian, pour
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Daniel Rajkumar, 10, on why he draws: 'Art makes me happy' - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Daniel Rajkumar, 10, loves to draw because it’s makes him feel happy, and relieves stress. So, at his Sangre Grande home, he ensures that his drawing materials are always accessible by having them neatly laid out in his room. He draws using markers and colour pencils. He told Newsday Kids,
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