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US diplomat welcomes vaccine distribution by Biden administration | New York Carib News
A senior official of the United States Embassy in Trinidad and Tobago has welcomed the announcement by President Joe Biden that it is providing six million doses of vaccines to Latin America and the Caribbean.
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[Tunis Afrique Presse] Tunis/Tunisia -- Tunisia is now on the Abu Dhabi Green List, which includes countries from which individuals may travel directly to Abu Dhabi without needing to quarantine.
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Chakwera gets second dose of Covid-19 vaccine | Malawi 24 - Malawi news
President Lazarus Chakwera who has received a second jab of the AstraZeneca vaccine today has urged people in the country to continue observing Covid-19 prevention measures and to get vaccinated so that Malawi should not have a third wave of the pandemic. Chakwera received the second jab together
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Maryland’s Daily COVID Positivity Rate Falls Below 1% For First Time - The Washington Informer
Maryland's daily coronavirus positivity rate fell to 0.74% Thursday — the first time since the pandemic began that the rate was below 1%. The post Maryland’s Daily COVID Positivity Rate Falls Below 1% For First Time appeared first on The Washington Informer.
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Four million vaccinated as 218 test positive for Covid-19
The Health Ministry has said as of October 7, a total of 4,048,667 Covid-19 vaccines had so far been administered across the country.
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Holy Names University Celebrates New Teachers Completing Credentials | Post News Group
“I know very deeply what it means to be a teacher at any time but especially this past year. We wanted to do something special, and maybe this is starting a trend, to acknowledge all of  our credential program
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Cement manufacturers escalate dispute over clinker import tax
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Court issues seven arrest warrants for man accused of killing his partner
Joseph Kibet, 35, is said to have absconded court after he was released on Sh300,000 bond and has not been traced since.
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President Uhuru responds to Pandora Papers expose
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Wanjigi tells Raila to intervene, avert bid to raise debt ceiling
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eMkhondo killings: State opposes bail as defence applies for disclosure of docket | News24
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How to talk to your children about COVID-19 vaccines
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Social media are being hijacked to subtly suppress opposing voices. Insights from Kenya - NewsDay Zimbabwe
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WHO Warns of Third COVID Wave in Africa - The Washington Informer
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How can universities improve Black student representation? A Pitt professor offered a blueprint in the 1970s. | New Pittsburgh Courier
As a psychology professor at the University of Pittsburgh, Jerome Taylor had a personal mission to uplift Black students in a largely white field. (Photo by Kaycee Orwig/PublicSource) by Naomi Harris, PublicSource As Black students protested to make the University of Pittsburgh more equitable, one
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Taming Kenya’s Prosperity Gospel Preachers - Voice and Viewpoint
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Namibia: Malaria Vaccine a 'Game-Changer'
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Dreams Deferred: Kenyans Rue Lost Opportunities A Year After UK Firm Stopped Oil Exploration – The Wilmington Journal
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