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Africa: Overturning the Injustices of Development Economics in Resource Extraction
[Africa In Fact] Is there a convincing reason why communities who host resource extraction projects in their ecosystems are not considered investors in development economics? Is it fair or just to think that, in welcoming and hosting mining, oil and gas companies into their ecosystems, local
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Source: allAfrica.com
In Time, Intentional Efforts Can Help to Heal All Wounds - Houston Forward Times
Speaking Mental HealthForward Times Mental Health Advisors Many of us have placed a lot of… The post In Time, Intentional Efforts Can Help to Heal All Wounds appeared first on Houston Forward Times.
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Zimbabwe: Chombo Challenges Placement On Remand
[The Herald] FORMER Cabinet minister Ignatius Chombo accused of corruptly parcelling out State land and duping home seekers through his cooperative, is now seeking removal from remand.
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Source: allAfrica.com
Video: Tourist helplessly watches rental car sink into Hermanus harbour
Thought you were having a bad Monday? Spare a thought for this guy, who watched his car sink into the Hermanus harbour on Monday.
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A hybrid car and wool coffin: Prince Philip’s eco-friendly funeral
Prince Philip has been remembered for his outstanding passion for the environment, having advocated for ending pollution and being part of a number of conservation drives throughout the years
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Cleaning Tools You Need and Why Are They Important
Today, the transmission of different viruses and diseases is tough to avoid. Every day, we face the risk of getting infected and even bring this virus closer to our family. While the world is getting more dangerous, it seems that the only place that we could ever truly feel safe is at the comfort
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Rwanda: Police Rotate Two Peacekeeping Contingents in CAR
[New Times] Rwanda National Police (RNP), on Thursday, April 15, conducted the rotation of its two Formed Police Unit (FPU) contingents of 320 officers serving under the UN Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Central African Republic (MINUSCA).
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Liberia: BRAC Decentralizes Activities to Maryland County
[FrontPageAfrica] Harper -- BRAC-Libera has launched its 31st branch office in Harper City, Maryland County, as part of efforts in decentralizing its activities across Liberia.
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Fifty Trinidad soldiers for St Vincent - Stabroek News
(Trinidad Guardian) Members of T&T Defence Force sail to St Vincent today on the Galleons Passage vessel to carry supplies and assist the eruption-ravaged island– and the vessel will also bring home T&T nationals who are in St
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Uganda: Museveni - April 11 Signing a Triple Win for Uganda and Tz
[Independent (Kampala)] Entebbe, Uganda -- President of Uganda Yoweri Museveni and the President of Tanzania Samia Suluhu today April 11, 2021 signed agreements to start full implementation of the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) project.
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Uganda: Tanzania's Delegation in Uganda Ahead of Sunday's Signing of Oil Deal
[Citizen] Kampala -- Tanzania's delegation for the Tripartite meeting with Uganda and oil company Total arrived in the country's capital on Friday ahead of Sunday's April 11's signing of the Crude Oil Pipeline between Tanzania and Uganda.
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Zimbabwe: Freedom, the Glow in the Independence Flame
[The Herald] Situated about 7km to the west of the city centre of Harare is a rich valley. In this vale lies a hill at the summit of which is a tower that bears an eternally flickering flame.
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Uganda: Worry As Fuel Pump Prices Shoot Up Twice in Four Days
[Monitor] Local fuel pump prices have gone up twice in four days, with the trend expected to continue due to the continued increase of crude oil prices on the international market.
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Rwanda: Over 97,000 Genocide Victims at Nyanza Memorial Honoured
[New Times] Over 97,000 victims of the Genocide against the Tutsi buried at Nyanza Genocide Memorial in Kicukiro were on Sunday, April 11 commemorated as part of 27th commemoration of genocide against the Tutsi.
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Shaun Bailey to tackle London’s congestion with Thames ‘Green Highway’ - African Voice Newspaper
Shaun Bailey was joined by business leaders as he announced his plans to tackle London’s air pollution and cut London’s traffic by utilising the natural asset of the Thames river and clean fuel for the Thames barges. Innovative UK-based businesses will be at the forefront of Shaun Bailey’s vision
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Why Coworking Spaces Aren’t Dead Yet | Digital Daily | The Michigan Chronicle
Stock photo provided by Pexels Felisha Hatcher, an owner of a shared office workspace, Co:ology on 18940 E. 9 Mile Road in Eastpointe, might as well be the face of resilience. After battling the flu and COVID-19 for over three weeks in February, she faced mild to severe complications with
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Chad: U.S. Orders Diplomats to Leave Chad As Rebels Near Capital
[DW] The US State Department has long warned Americans not to travel to Chad because of unrest and the presence of the jihadist Boko Haram group.
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Trinidad economy in dire straits – Dr Roger Hosein - Stabroek News
(Trinidad Guardian) Although the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has projected economic growth of 2.1 per cent for T&T this year, economist Dr Roger Hosein yesterday warned that the economy is in dire
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Spanish hotel shelters migrants amid virus crisis | Africanews
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Cuba - Stabroek News
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Local farmers in Tunisia's north fight to keep unique traditional irrigation system | Africanews
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Vice President Kamala Harris fails Leadership 101.
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Egypt seizes ship that blocked Suez Canal; asks for compensation of about $1bn - Face2Face Africa
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Will Eating Tomatoes Lower Your Risk of Prostate Cancer? | BlackDoctor.org - Where Wellness & Culture Connect
Have you ever thought about eating tomatoes to lower your risk of prostate cancer? Prostate cancer is the second leading cause of death in American men. It is most commonly diagnosed cancer in black men. All men are at risk for prostate cancer. But black men get prostate cancer at a younger
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Africa: Weighing Up the Risks of a 2021 'Land Rush' in Africa
[Thomson Reuters Foundation] A 2021 African land rush seems unlikely, but issues persist
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As smoking Soufrière bellows, an uncertain future awaits
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Few care about the elements that made 2020 electoral victory worthwhile - Stabroek News
Dear Editor, Nine months ago, 750,000 Guyanese lived for a single reason only: victory.  The article Few care about the elements that made 2020 electoral victory worthwhile appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Chombo challenges placement on remand
BY DESMOND CHINGARANDE FORMER Local Government minister Ignatius Chombo has challenged his placement on remand. Chombo is accused of criminal abuse of office after he allegedly allocated himself more than 125 residential stands without authority. He was represented by Lovemore Madhuku and
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