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East Africa: First Person - The Struggle to Protect Human Rights in East Africa During the Pandemic
Since the beginning of the COVID-19 outbreak in East Africa, the UN Human Rights regional office, based in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, has been contributing to the COVID-19 response of UN country teams in the region, by ensuring that human rights protection for vulnerable people is included in their
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Twitter has started fact-checking Donald Trump
A pair of Donald Trump’s tweets that made unsubstantiated claims about mail-in voting were appended on Tuesday with links pointing readers to news stories fact-checking him, as Twitter faces increasing criticism for not policing the president’s activity on its
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Los Angeles Director of Public Health Links Murder of George Floyd to Injustice Seen Within the Black Community Facing COVID-19
Los Angeles Director of Public Health Links Murder of George Floyd to Injustice Seen Within the Black Community Facing COVID-19
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Dynamic adjustments are required to meet the leaders own personal needs and those of the organisation and the workforce is key during critical
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Fallon Apologizes For Using Blackface in 20-Year-Old Skit
NEW YORK (AP) — NBC “Tonight” show host Jimmy Fallon has apologized for doing an impersonation of fellow comic Chris Rock while in blackface during a 2000 episode of “Saturday Night
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Kenya: Former MP Peter Kiilu Mourned as a Trusted Civil Servant During His Burial
Makueni — Former Makueni Member of Parliament Peter Kiilu was buried in his Ngoto village, Mbitini in Makueni
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Cyril Ramaphosa | The solutions to Africa’s problems reside within Africa itself
Yet at the same time, some of the very health challenges African countries have wrestled with for decades have given us a clear understanding of what needs to be done, and how to do
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Lockdown assistance: PWDs sold dummy
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Africa Rises in Rage Over George Floyd Death in US
Johanneburg — Officials in Africa have expressed concern over developments in the U.S. following the death of George Floyd, the black American man killed in police custody in the city of Minneapolis last
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Juba denies allowing Egypt to build army base on its soil
South Sudan has rubbished reports that it has agreed to Egyptian request to build military base in Pagak, a town bordering
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Equatorial Guinea: WHO Representative for Equatorial Guinea Is Asked to Leave Country
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Marquette University Revokes Admission Due to Racist Social Media Post About George Floyd’s Death – Free Press of Jacksonville
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Cameroon: Heightened Cautiousness!
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Kenya: Court Hands Kalonzo, Karua Reprieve in Battle for Senior Counsel Titles
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Kenya: Senate to Elect Deputy Speaker on June 2 as Kindiki's Dethronement Gazetted
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Isabel dos Santos seeks to revoke asset freeze over 'forged' passport
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Internal Affairs Ruled Miami Officer Was Justified to Handcuff Black Doctor 'Until His Reasonable Suspicion' Was Dispelled
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Covid-19: Ugandan ministers undergo mandatory testing
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