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[Premium Times] The new cases increased Nigeria's total infections to 197,773 while the fatality toll now stands at 2,585.
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Covid-19 jobs cuts: How companies are throwing workers under the bus for profits - The Kenya News
Close to 1.7 million Kenyans were rendered jobless between April and July. [Courtesy] The onset of the Covid-19 pandemic violently shook businesses the way a powerful storm buffets ships in the high seas. Many of them - particularly small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with very little working
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Egypt: NCW Head Stresses Need to Give Women Chance for Innovation in Entrepreneurship Field
[Egypt Online] Head of Egypt's National Council for Women Maya Mosri has stressed the need for giving women the chance of innovation in the fields of female entrepreneurs, a matter that has become pressing amid the circumstances of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Rwanda: FERWAFA Okays Teams to Train Out of Residential Camps
[New Times] The Rwanda Football Federation (FERWAFA) has revised guidelines for the prevention of the Covid-19 epidemic, which now allows teams to train and play in matches while staying at their respective residences.
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UK philanthropist donates to UWI | New York Carib News
Through her generosity, Bridget Freeman has bequeathed her properties worth half a million US dollars (US$500,000) to The UWI, through its Global Giving campaign.
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COVID-19 Death Count Continues Growing, Hits 65 in the USVI
The Virgin Islands Department of Health confirmed Friday the territory’s 64th and 65th deaths related to COVID-19. The deceased are a 71-year-old male on St. Croix and a 47-year-old woman on St. Thomas.
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FIFA’s Infantino asks Premier League and LaLiga to release players for World Cup qualifiers - Stabroek News
(Reuters) - The English Premier League and Spain’s LaLiga should release players for World Cup qualifiers next month to “preserve and protect sporting integrity”, FIFA president Gianni Infantino said
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#BTColumn – Eleven Plus signs - Barbados Today
The views and opinions expressed by the author(s) do not represent the official position of Barbados TODAY. by Ralph Jemmott A headline in the Press of September 7 read “Plus Sign” and much of the content dealt with matters pertaining to the results of the 2021 Common Entrance
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United lays out employee rules as vaccine requirement looms | The Atlanta Voice
United Airlines says that more than half its employees who weren’t vaccinated last month have gotten their shots since the company announced that vaccines would be required. The airline’s 67,000 U.S.-based employees face a Sept. 27 deadline for getting vaccinated. United said
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Kenya: All Eyes on Mboma of Namibia in the Women's 200m Heats - The Kenya News
Kenya's Loice Morara is up against Tokyo Olympics 200 metres silver medallist, Christine Mboma, in first round races of the women's 200m on Friday at the ongoing World Athletics Under-20 Championships. While Morara, who has personal best (PB) of 25.46sec will line up in lane eight, the
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Africa: Mboma, Masilingi, Ta Lou to Clash At Kip Keino Classic
[Nation] World 100m bronze medallist Ivorian Marie-Josee Ta Lou and Namibian teenagers Olympic 200m silver medallist Chrsitine Mboma and Beatrice Masilingi, will renew their rivalry in women's 200m at the Kip Keino Classic on September 18 in Nairobi.
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Williams wins Diamond League bronze medal - Barbados Today
National quarter-miler and record holder in the women’s 400m Sada Williams captured the bronze medal and ended her 2021 track season on a fantastic note competing at the 2021 Diamond League held in Zurich, Switzerland. The 23-year-old ran a time of 50.24 seconds in lane six and established her
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COVID-19 info for people with disabilities | New Pittsburgh Courier
(NewsUSA) - Getting vaccinated is the most important step we can all take to protect ourselves and our loved ones from COVID-19, but for many people with disabilities, getting vaccinated has proven to be difficult. The Disability Information and Access Line (DIAL), a first-of-its-kind national call
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New CBS ‘Activist’ Reality TV Contest Dragged For Trivializing ‘Meaningful’ Causes For Social Media Clout
"The Activist," an upcoming CBS reality TV show featuring activists competing on social media for likes and shares where the winner gets their cause backed by world leaders while the losing causes just lose, is ironically not being greeted warmly on social media.
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Biden Observes World Suicide Prevention Day, Vows More Resources to Help Fix ‘Public Health Problem’
President Joe Biden, on the eve of World Suicide Prevention Day, pledged Thursday to address the issue as a health concern and expand resources to combat it, particularly among military
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New Report: Turnover Rate Emphasizes Urgent Need To Support Child Care Workforce - The Seattle Medium
“We consider access, affordability and quality to be essential for a functional child care system. A thriving child care workforce is foundational to all of those elements,” said Ryan Pricco, task force tri-chair and Director of Policy and Advocacy for Child Care Aware of
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Remembering 9/11: Twenty years on |Titus Davidson died trying to save elderly woman
Jamaica was not spared as waves of grief swept the world on September 11, 2001, a fact all too real for the Davidsons of Bowens Gate in Mocho, Clarendon. The family was thrown into grief with the sudden passing of their beloved Titus Davidson, who...
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L.A. School Officials Issue Sweeping Vaccine Mandate for Students, a First by a Major District
By Victor Omondi Under an order issued Thursday by the Board of Education, all children 12 and older in Los Angeles public schools must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by January in order to access campus. This is the first such mandate among the nation's largest school systems, and it has
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Zimbabwe: Police Speaks On Lockdown Restrictions, Church Attendance
[The Herald] Police have urged the public to take note of the national lockdown restrictions which were eased on Tuesday from Level Four to Level Two by President Mnangagwa, as officers have also been put on notice against causing unnecessary delays to the public at roadblocks and checkpoints.
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Lenox Square Cracks Down on Crime, Minors Must be Accompanied by Adults | Atlanta Daily World
Youth violence is a significant public health problem that affects thousands of young people each day, and in turn, their families, schools,  communities and businesses. Following a spate of violent exchanges between teens at one of Atlanta's most popular shopping malls which has been visited by
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Breakthrough worship in lockdown
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Pierre Meets Members Of Saint Lucia National Trust
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Trinidad and Tobago backs US call for covid19 summit - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
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Rwanda: Solid Africa's Decade of Feeding Kigali's Hungry Sick
[East African] The simple act of visiting the sick and bringing them food became a calling for Isabelle Kamariza.
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Spike Lee Reediting 9/11 Docuseries After Backlash For Including Conspiracy Theorists | The Oklahoma Eagle
www.washingtonpost.com By Sonia Rao Spike Lee announced he would be reediting an episode of his new HBO documentary series about New York City amid criticism over his decision to feature 9/11 conspiracy theorists. “I’m Back In The Editing Room And Looking At The Eighth And Final Chapter Of NYC
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Students, parents, teachers celebrate SEA results at a distance - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
There were shouts of joy and cries of relief from schools across northern Trinidad, but parents, teachers and students kept their distance as they celebrated the results of the Secondary Entrance Assessment (SEA) exam on Thursday morning. At the Gandhi Memorial Vedic School, Aranguez, a "drive
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Kenya, Estonia Call for Global Effort to Tackle Covid-19, Climate Change
[East African] Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta and his Estonian counterpart Kersti Kaljulaid say the world must come together and make efforts to overcome the effects of Covid-19 and climate change.
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Covid vaccine much safer than catching the virus, study in Israel finds | The Atlanta Voice
A large study involving close to 2 million people in Israel shows the Pfizer/BioNTech coronavirus vaccine slightly raises the risk of heart inflammation, swollen lymph nodes and shingles. But it also finds that Covid-19 infection raises the risk of heart inflammation even more - plus it raises the
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Are you interested in starting a business or enhancing a business you already own? Not sure how to go about it, what it takes? During Black Business Month, JP Morgan Chase is emphasizing their commitment to help provide start-up and existing businesses with the resources that they need to
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