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Two women pass away from COVID-19 - Barbados Today
The number of COVID-19 deaths has risen after two women succumbed to the viral illness. One of them was 69 years old and passed away on Tuesday, April 5, while the other, who was 85 years old, died today, Wednesday, April 6.  Both were unvaccinated. The death toll from the virus is now
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Source: Barbados Today - News You Can Trust.
March 26 by-elections drive final nail in the MDC’s coffin - The Zimbabwe Independent
Its leader, Douglas Mwonzora still believes the party will rise from the ashes after the battering from the recently held elections. The party’s failure to secure a single seat in all contested areas paints a gloomy
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Source: The Zimbabwe Independent - The Leading Business Weekly
South Oropouche man who survived shooting last year, gunned down in Fyzabad
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Hakeem Peters. One year after a shooting in San Fernando left a South Oropouche man badly wounded, he was gunned down in a moving car in Fyzabad on Monday night. Hakeem 'Skinny' Peters, 25, of Lezama Trace, died on the spot at
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PNM Tobago PRO 'grateful to be alive' after crash
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Shomari Hector - THA Newly-elected People’s National Movement (PNM) public relations officer Shomari Hector says he is in good spirits and very thankful to be alive. Hector is recovering in the surgical ward at the Scarborough
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BHP to donate 100 STEM Kits to Education Ministry - Barbados Today
In an effort to further cultivate interest in, and develop skills relevant to the field of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM), global resource company and offshore licensee, BHP, will donate 100 STEM kits to the Ministry of Education, Technological and Vocational Training, for
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USVI Taino Chief Seeks Members
Last June, with little fanfare, Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. signed a proclamation recognizing the Guainía Taino Tribe of the Virgin Islands. The official recognition was the culmination of a nearly ten-year campaign on the part of Maekiaphan Phillips, the tribe’s “kasike” ¬– or chief.
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Desmond Waithe’s funeral on April 30
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Pan arranger, musician and educator Desmond Waithe Pan arranger, musician and educator Desmond Waithe’s funeral will take place from 10 am on April 30 at the Republic Bank Exodus Panyard, Eastern Main Road, St Augustine. He will
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V.I. Taxicab Commission Presents First New Taxi Tariffs in More Than 15 Years
After more than 15 years without change, the V.I. Taxicab Commission presented a suggested increase in tariffs to the St. Croix automobile-for-hire operators Monday at the Sunny Isle Amphitheater.
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Sage to host panel discussion on pension reform - Barbados Today
Pension Reform, its fiscal, social, and economic implications, are expected to attract keen interest when the Senior Advisory Group for Excellence in Trade Unionism (SAGE) hosts a panel discussion on the topic tomorrow, Wednesday, April 6 at 6:00 p.m. at the Horatio Cooke Auditorium, National
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Civic groups target youths in voter awareness - NewsDay Zimbabwe
They made the call during a post by-election round table meeting held at Bulawayo Club hosted by the Community Podium and Centre for Innovation and Technology in Bulawayo on Monday. The post Civic groups target youths in voter awareness appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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CXC delays examinations by three weeks - Barbados Today
Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) exams have been delayed by three weeks. At a press conference a short while ago, CXC registrar Dr Wayne Wesley said the decision was made during a special joint meeting of the School Examinations Committee (SEC) and the Council this morning. Examinations will
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MARIN Tobago project aims to restore coral reefs
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Minister of Planning and Development Pennelope Beckles at the launch of MARIN Tobago pilot project at Pigeon Point Heritage Park on Tuesday. - David Reid Marine Resilience Initiative (MARIN) Tobago – an 18-month pilot project
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Emmanuel Macron reelu president de la France | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste Le president francais Emmanuel Macron a ete nettement reelu dimanche pour un second mandat de cinq ans, et a promis d'etre le 'president de tous' dans un pays ou l'extreme droite de Marine Le Pen est au plus haut et compte livrer une feroce
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Student nutrition still a worry - Barbados Today
A local Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO) is still concerned about the nutritional value of foods being offered for sale at many of this country’s schools. Chief Executive Officer of the Heart and Stroke Foundation Michelle Daniel said while improvements had been noted in some schools, the
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THA to review brother overseeing brother
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Political scientist Dr Winford James The appointment of political analyst Dr Winford James as deputy chairman of the recently appointed Studley Park Enterprises Ltd (SPEL) board is under review, says Chief Secretary Farley
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Gov’t and UWI in joint venture to redevelop site of St Joseph Hospital - Barbados Today
After being dormant for almost three decades, the site of the former St Joseph Hospital is to be revived in a joint venture between the Government and the University of the West Indies, Cave Hill Campus. This was revealed on Tuesday by Minister of Housing, Lands and Maintenance Dwight Sutherland
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Citizens agonise over price hikes - NewsDay Zimbabwe
The country’s inflation soared to 72,7% in March, from 66,1% in February, reaching its highest since last year in June amid growing broad money supply and quasi-fiscal activities that have caused a liquidity crunch in the
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COVID-19 Update: 298 new cases - Barbados Today
There were 298 new COVID-19 cases, 125 males and 173 females, recorded on Tuesday, April 5, from the 1,308 tests conducted by the Best-dos Santos Public Health Laboratory. Of the positive cases, 63 persons were under the age of 18, and 235 were 18 years and older. The number of people in isolation
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Make Adams a National Hero, says historian - Barbados Today
Historian Henderson Carter has recommended that the late former prime minister Tom Adams be given the title of National Hero. Stating that Adams’ contribution to Barbados “laid the foundation for the country to enter the 21st century with confidence”, Cater said: “Whenever the Government adds to
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‘Cartels controlling Zim fuel sector’ - NewsDay Zimbabwe
In its weekly review on socio-economic developments in the country, Zimcodd said although the Russia-Ukraine war has had repercussions on global fuel prices, in Zimbabwe there was a third force driven by “profiteering” that was influencing
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Caddle wants Gov’t to better manage its valuable property pool - Barbados Today
A former government minister has called on the current administration to better utilize its assets to put the country in a better financial position. Marsha Caddle has also contended it would be best if the Mia-Mottley led administration put all of its assets on a balance sheet and use them to
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Economic hardships weaken Zim unions’ bargaining power - The Zimbabwe Independent
KUDZAI KUWAZA ECONOMIC hardships, which resulted in massive job losses have severely weakened workers’ negotiating powers during collective bargaining within various national employment councils. This comes after the national statistics body, Zimstat, revealed that 314 304 jobs were lost during the
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Food Fair Tradition to Take on Modern Look
Wednesday's Food Fair on St. Thomas will be a new take on a Carnival classic with a group of Charlotte Amalie High School students in Shamang Straun's architectural drawing class designing the layout of vendors' spots.
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Habitat For Humanity Breaks Ground On Six North Tulsa Homes - The Oklahoma Eagle
www.krmg.com By Kelsey Kane Green Country Habitat for Humanity (GCHFH) hosted the Clark Howard Blitz Build on Saturday, breaking ground on six new homes for the nonprofit organization. The Blitz Build kicked off GCHFH’s community initiative to build 250 new homes in north Tulsa over the next five
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Plaskett Co-Chairs Black Innovation Committee
Given the opportunity, Black innovators will change the world, said Congressional Delegate Stacey Plaskett in Washington D.C. on Tuesday.
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Buccoo Reef ferry maintenance on hold for Easter demand
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News FILE PHOTO: The Buccoo Reef fast ferry. - The statutory maintenance programme for the Buccoo Reef ferry has been rescheduled to April 20 to facilitate the Easter weekend demand for travel to and from Tobago. Two weeks ago TT
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A Million Years From Now, Our Glass Could Attract Alien Species
Studies suggest that 75 percent of all glass that enters the waste system ends up in landfills. In the US Virgin Islands, that amounts to a startling 18 tons of glass every day, according to information gathered by environmentalist and Virgin Islands Marine Advisory Service Coordinator Howard
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Professor suggests standard approach to counselling in local schools - Barbados Today
A standardised approach to counselling is needed in the island’s public and private schools to meet the needs of students. That view was expressed on Tuesday by Professor of Education and Professor in Charge, Counselor Education at Pennsylvania State University, Dr Julia Green Bryan, who said the
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Osny Zidor, etudiante en 5e annee de medecine, tuee par balle a Port-au-Prince | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste Sa mere est marchande de legumes en detail le jour et tient un etal de friture de saucisses en soiree pour joindre les deux bouts. Son pere est cultivateur et eleveur. Ils ont tout investi en Osny, la seule des quatre enfants de la fratrie a avoir
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Site of isolation centre to be used for medical tourism - Barbados Today
The Harrison’s Point Isolation Centre is to become a site for medical tourism once it is no longer needed for COVID-19 patients. Prime Minister Mia Mottley said on Tuesday that she has instructed the relevant authorities to identify investors to transform the 80-acre property in St Lucy into
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