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Deadspin race-baiter extraordinaire Carron J. Phillips declared that U.S. mass shootings will decrease if more white people stop wasting their privilege and take a knee in protest. We would have tougher gun control laws if whitey starting kneeling because it is such an effective strategy.
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Chamisa lines up ‘winter protests’ - NewsDay Zimbabwe
by RICHARD MUPONDE Nelson Chamisa’s opposition MDC Alliance has reportedly resolved to roll out countrywide mass demonstrations dubbed “winter protests” against President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration. The planned protests, likely to be ruthlessly crushed by State security forces, come
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Samaita ropes in Utakataka crew for new album - NewsDay Zimbabwe
BY MOSES MUGUGUNYEKI MUTARE-BASED sungura musician Brian Samaita has enlisted the services of three members of Peter “Young Igwe” Moyo’s Utakataka Express for the production of his latest five -track album titled Kwaive Kusaziva that was released yesterday. Apart from roping in Utakataka Express
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Coronavirus and national leadership - Stabroek News
If there appears to be a tiresome redundancy of comment on the extent of public indifference to the strictures associated with the country’s efforts to keep the worst excesses of the Coronavirus at bay, that is because of the need to constantly remind ourselves that we are in the midst of a global
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Call for English-only songs at annual first-years' show raises hackles at Stellenbosch University | News24
Stellenbosch University says it would engage one of its residences which requested that songs for Molassesêr - an activity which sees group performances by first year students on campus - only be in English.
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Hispanic Texans are still struggling to get vaccines. Here's how Dallas is trying to change that. | Dallas Weekly
Texans face many obstacles to getting vaccinated against coronavirus. These hurdles contribute to racial and ethnic inequities in who is getting vaccinated. Stay up-to-date on our COVID-19 coverage by signing up for our evening coronavirus newsletter here. It wasn’t that she didn’t try to get the
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Growth & Jobs | Managing your financial health during COVID-19
With April being observed as Financial Literacy Month, banker Nickeisha Cleary is reminding Jamaicans that prioritising and protecting their financial health amid the COVID-19 pandemic is vital. Cleary, who is assistant manager, mobile banking at...
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Mat South miners quake over spike in robbery cases - NewsDay Zimbabwe
BY REX MPHISA A GOLD DEALER in Gwanda on Monday allegedly lost US$12 000 to armed robbers in the mining town. The attack came at a time when miners in the gold-rich province have been raising concern over the recent spike in gold-related heists. National police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner
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