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Zimbabwe: Govt Announces School Calendar for 2021
[The Herald] Schools will re-open this month in a phased approach that will start with examination classes as the Government continues a delicate process of a return to normalcy in all facets of life after the Covid-19 furlough without risking a spike in infections.
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Source: allAfrica.com
Arab League reappoints Ahmed Aboul Gheit Secretary General | Africanews
Arab foreign ministers on Wednesday reappointed a veteran Egyptian diplomat as the Secretary-General of the Cairo-based Arab League.
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Dear Ashley: He Pays Me After We Have Sex…Does He Think I’m A H*e?
This young woman wants to know if her older boyfriend doesn't fully respect her because he always pays her after they have sex. See what Ashley had to say about this.
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IN MEMORIAM: Civil Rights Icon Vernon Jordan Dies at 85 | Muslim Journal
By Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent@StacyBrownMedia Vernon Jordan, the former National Urban League president and civil rights leader, has died at 85. Vickee Jordan Adams, the icon’s daughter, confirmed his death on Tuesday. “My father passed away last night at around 10
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NYPD Brooklyn commanding officer to be transferred following complaints - TheGrio
Change is coming to Brooklyn’s 75 Precinct. Deputy Inspector John Mastronardi will no longer hold the position by the end of the... View Article The post NYPD Brooklyn commanding officer to be transferred following complaints appeared first on TheGrio.
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Africa: AU Urges Member States to Ensure Safe Elections During Covid-19 Pandemic
[Shabelle] The Peace and Security Council of the African Union (AU) has called on AU member states, which organize elections during the COVID-19 era, to ensure safe situations in line with the AU guidelines on elections in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Source: allAfrica.com
FitMe Clothing is the black-owned streetwear brand making its fashion debut on ASOS marketplace - Voice Online
STREETWEAR BRAND FitMe Clothing has made its debut in the fashion world on ASOS marketplace.... The post FitMe Clothing is the black-owned streetwear brand making its fashion debut on ASOS marketplace appeared first on Voice Online.
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Texas Governor Greg Abbott Doesn’t Care About The Lives Of His Residents
Texas has been the nation’s problem child since the beginning of the pandemic. But this week the southern state spoke loud and clear about its priorities. On Tuesday, Texas Governor […] The post Texas Governor Greg Abbott Doesn’t Care About The Lives Of His Residents  appeared first on Essence.
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San Diego Community College District Celebrates Women’s History Month - Voice and Viewpoint
Jack Beresford, Director, Communications and Public Relations, San Diego Community College The San Diego Community College District will celebrate Women’s History Month in March with films, exhibits, and discussions, including the 10th Annual Gracia Molina de Pick Feminist Lecture Series and the
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Source: Voice and Viewpoint – Voice and Viewpoint Newspaper
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Bill Gates: Tradeoffs in Texas lead to deaths - Dallas Examiner
By RAMISHAH MARUF CNN In an interview with CNN’s Anderson Cooper, Bill Gates said deaths during Texas’ winter freeze were preventable, caused by the state’s decision not to weatherize its energy. Gates pushed
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NABJ Launches “The Black Press Grant Program” to Sponsor Freelance Reporters and Producers - Houston Forward Times
The National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) recently announced that they will provide grant funding… The post NABJ Launches “The Black Press Grant Program” to Sponsor Freelance Reporters and Producers appeared first on Houston Forward Times.
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Judge rules only one George Floyd family member can attend Chauvin trial - TheGrio
A Minnesota judge has ruled that only one member of George Floyd’s grieving family will be able to attend the... View Article The post Judge rules only one George Floyd family member can attend Chauvin trial appeared first on TheGrio.
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Three additional COVID-19 deaths, 265 new cases
Jamaica on Tuesday recorded three more COVID-19 deaths, increasing the tally to 435. The deceased are an 85-year-old man from Hanover, a 72-year-old male from Hanover and a 74-year-old woman from Hanover. Three more cases were recorded as...
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Loga flies back for Afcon qualifiers
BY HENRY MHARA WARRIORS coach Zdravko Logarušić arrived back in Harare yesterday from Croatia in preparation for the team’s two critical Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) qualifiers at the end of this month. Zimbabwe travel to Botswana on the 25th of this month for the penultimate Group H qualifier
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Rep. Clyburn slams Senate filibuster's racist history amid minimum wage fight - TheGrio
South Carolina Rep. Jim Clyburn, the third-ranking House Democrat, scolded Republicans for their opposition of an increase in the minimum... View Article The post Rep. Clyburn slams Senate filibuster's racist history amid minimum wage fight appeared first on TheGrio.
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Zim diasporans launch party
BY EVERSON MUSHAVA/MOSES MATENGA A NEW political party formed by Zimbabweans in the diaspora, the Patriotic Zimbabweans (PZ), has proposed a financing strategy to revive the country’s deteriorating road, rail, aviation and health and sanitation infrastructure. The party has developed, as part of
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Source: NewsDay Zimbabwe - Everyday News for Everyday People
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This Week In Black History | New Pittsburgh Courier
RODNEY KING March 3 1968—The infamous COINTELPRO memorandum is sent to FBI field offices around the country. COINTELPRO was a government counter-intelligence program aimed at disrupting and destroying Black, peace and anti-war groups. The March 3 memorandum specifically called on FBI agents to
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Brace for 3rd wave: Experts
BY BEAUTY NYUKE/PHYLLIS MBANJE MEDICAL experts yesterday warned that the country might be hit by a third wave of COVID-19 following Monday’s relaxation of lockdown restrictions with winter approaching, and at a time new variants of the disease were emerging in neighbouring South Africa. President
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Angola: Constitution Review Proposal Delivered to National Assembly
[ANGOP] Luanda -- The Angolan Executive handed over this Tuesday to the National Assembly the proposal for a law to amend the Constitution of the Republic of Angola, in force since February 5, 2010.
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Source: allAfrica.com
HBCU Grad is First Black Woman Picked as Chief Labor Economist
The Biden administration has chosen a Spelman graduate as chief economist for the Department of Labor. The post HBCU Grad is First Black Woman Picked as Chief Labor Economist appeared first on The Washington Informer.
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Nigeria: University Student Caught On Video Assaulting Colleague Over Footwear
[Premium Times] The university management has condemned the action, saying an investigation has been launched into the assault.
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Source: allAfrica.com
City of Dallas COVID-19 vaccine distributions to resume this week after pause - Dallas Examiner
Special to The Dallas Examiner Vaccine distribution will resume on Tuesday at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center, Mayor Eric Johnson announced Monday. The City of Dallas will give out 2,500 doses of
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Security guards shot in attempted Santa Cruz robbery
Three Guardsman security guards were shot and injured during an attempted robbery at a business establishment in Santa Cruz, St Elizabeth this morning. It is understood that one of the guards is in critical condition. It is reported that the...
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Third Vaccine on the Way but Few Doses Coming to D.C. Region - The Washington Informer
Trucks from production plants in Kentucky and Tennessee carrying Johnson & Johnson’s COVID-19 vaccine rolled out Monday, headed across the U.S. by road and air after the Food and Drug Administration approved the medication on Feb. 27 which only requires a single dose instead of two
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EDITORIAL: Celebrate Women in March for Lifetime Achievements - The Washington Informer
March is Women’s History Month, which places the spotlight on women and celebrates their achievements. It is a time to recognize women breaking glass ceilings, beating down doors and pushing away barriers to progress. It is the month to raise awareness that women are growing in their determination
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Africa: Society Must Construct an Anti-Xenophobic Politics
[New Frame] South Africa needs a popular force to stop increasingly organised threats against migrants, including vicious attacks by so-called Umkhonto weSizwe veterans.
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Nigeria: Boko Haram Teams Up With Bandits in Nigeria
Analysis - When Boko Haram faction leader Abubakar Shekau claimed responsibility for the December 2020 mass abduction of more than 300 school boys in Katsina State, north-west Nigeria, he wasn't taken seriously - not even by government.
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Uganda: The Revolution We Lost, and Why Stella Nyanzi Is Bitter
[Observer] For those who may not know, Stella Nyanzi is the original People Power.
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New Affordable Housing A Reality Through Develop Detroit and Detroit Housing for the Future Fund | Community | The Michigan Chronicle
West Boston Apartments Photo provided by the City of Detroit Develop Detroit recently purchased the West Boston Apartments and will renovate and preserve the building as an affordable housing option with the help of the Detroit Housing for the Future Fund, according to a city press release.   The
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