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South Africa: Businesses close as unrest grows | Africanews
Looting of retail centres broke out in several areas of Johannesburg, including Benmore, Jeppestown, Vosloorus, and Soweto, where the Jabulani and Dobsonville malls were hit
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Social partnership to focus on psychological aspects of workplace safety - Barbados Today
The social partners will be closely examining the National Workplace Wellness Policy for Barbados over the next week. Delivering remarks at the opening ceremony for Occupational Safety and Health Week on Monday, Minister of Labour and Social Partnership Relations Colin Jordan said the partners
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Afro-Cuban music group's song is the backdrop of Cuba's unprecedented protests
A politically charged hip-hop song has become the backdrop for the civil unrest that has rocked Cuba this summer.  The... View Article The post Afro-Cuban music group's song is the backdrop of Cuba's unprecedented protests appeared first on TheGrio.
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Vaccinations reach only 6,500 injections given in new five-week push - Barbados Today
The Government has missed its first weekly target of delivering 10,000 COVID-19 vaccine shots in its bid to vaccinate 50,000 Barbadians in five weeks. As of Friday, only about 6,500 jabs had been delivered despite the rollout of mobile vaccinations at a variety of public locations across the
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Attorney Butcher is new Rotary president - Barbados Today
Rene Butcher has been installed as President for the Rotary Year 2021-2022. Butcher is an experienced Attorney-atlaw with a broad civil and commercial litigation practice in Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean. His focus is dispute resolution, civil and commercial litigation, and client
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Biden's speech against voting rights assaults lacked 'urgency,' NAACP head says
Voting rights continue to dominate headlines across the country. Two cities, D.C. and Philadelphia, became the focal point of attention... View Article The post Biden's speech against voting rights assaults lacked 'urgency,' NAACP head says appeared first on TheGrio.
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Comair extends suspension of Kulula and BA flights: What you need to know
Comair says there is very little demand following the prohibition of non-essential travel in and out of Gauteng. Kulula and British Airways will now remain grounded.
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Flash-flood warning in effect - Barbados Today
A flash-flood warning is in effect for western and northern districts. A flash-flood warning is issued when rapid flooding due to heavy or excessive rainfall in a short period of time (generally less than six hours) is occurring or is imminent in the warning area. Hazard Info: Maximum Rainfall
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DA to lay charges against Zuma's children and Malema for 'inciting violence'
The DA will lay criminal charges against Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla, Edward and Duduzane Zuma and Julius Malema for inciting violence.
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MLB Commits Up To $150 Million To Increase Black Representation And Participation - The Seattle Medium
Earlier this week, Major League Baseball (MLB) announced a historic and significant financial commitment of up to $150 million to the Players Alliance, a nonprofit organization comprised of active and former Major League Players aiming to build more equitable systems in baseball and increase Black
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Free eyeglasses program helps Baltimore children do better in school, study finds | New Pittsburgh Courier
by Kelvin Childs Providing eyeglasses to Baltimore schoolchildren yielded significant gains in their academic performance, a recent study shows. Among those who showed the greatest improvement were girls, special-education students and kids with the lowest scores. The study, published in JAMA
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Top Vaccination Official In Tennessee Says COVID Conspiracy Theories Led To Her Firing
Michelle Fiscus was fired from her post after Republican legislators opposed her plans to help vaccinate minors.
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Man Who Serenaded Wife Through Brain Cancer in Viral Video Set for ‘America’s Got Talent’ (Video)
Ray Singleton, the husband who went viral for singing to his wife, Roslyn, as she battled brain cancer for the second time, will take the stage in hopes of moving forward in the NBC talent show “America’s Got Talent."
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'Night Court' actor Charlie Robinson dies at 75
Longtime actor Charlie Robinson, who was best known for his role as Mac Robinson on the hit NBC TV series... View Article The post 'Night Court' actor Charlie Robinson dies at 75 appeared first on TheGrio.
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PICTURES: Public begin panic buying as riots threaten food security
Stores and petrol stations were flooded with concerned members of the public on Tuesday with food supply chains threatened by the riots.
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Jailed Tunisia MP has been freed - wife | News24
A jailed Tunisian member of parliament who went on a hunger strike to protest military trials of civilians has been released, his wife said on Thursday.
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EMPD officer killed, another injured in violent Katlehong looting spree
An Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Police officer has died and another hospitalised after being shot during a looting spree in Katlehong on Monday.
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'A free medium of expression': Sparking off with Joburg car 'spinners' | News24
Now recognised as a motor sport, "spinning" was born in South African townships during the late 1980s, when gangsters would spin stolen cars to show off their booty.
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Theatre Longview announces new leadership | East Texas Review
Creates new campaign image with 2021 season production schedule Longview, Texas. Theatre Longview, a private non-profit organization founded in 2012 to support live theatrical productions has been quietly working on new leadership and organizational goals. The officers elected to lead the board of
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Three urgent steps to defend democracy from cynics and skeptics
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Riots WATCH latest: Residents STILL protecting suburbs as mobs loot
Durban residents are wanting to know just exactly where the SANDF has been deployed as armed citizens patrol and hold back looters.
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Norfolk’s Own Fr. Joseph Green, Jr. Installed As Canon Theologian - The New Journal and Guide
    Special To The New Journal and Guide On Sunday, June 27, 2021 the Bishop of the Diocese of Southern Virginia, the Right Reverend Susan B. Haynes installed the Honorable Reverend Dr. Joseph N. Green, Jr. as Canon Theologian of Christ and Saint Luke’s Episcopal Church in Norfolk.
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The CDB President’s Caribbean trek - Stabroek News
The fact that recently installed President of the Caribbean Development Bank, Dr. The article The CDB President’s Caribbean trek appeared first on Stabroek News.
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White House Releases Gun Reduction Strategy - Milwaukee Community Journal
White House Memorandum In June, President Biden unveiled a comprehensive strategy to combat gun violence. This strategy implements preventative measures that are proven to reduce violent crime and attacks the root causes – including by investing in effective community policing and addressing the
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Scripps National Spelling Bee Winner Zaila Avant-garde Offered Full-Ride Scholarships to LSU, Southern University and More
The pleasure of winning the Scripps National Spelling Bee continues for 14-year-old Zaila Avant-garde, who, following her historic win, has since been offered several scholarships […]
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CARICOM chairman opposes military presence in Haiti | New York Carib News
Chairman of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), Prime Minister Gaston Browne says he does not favor any military presence in Haiti as the French-speaking member country continues its investigation into the assassination of its President Jovenel Moise last Wednesday.
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Texas migrant camp empty, Haitians await word on their fate
No migrants are left at a Texas border encampment, about a week after nearly 15,000 people — most of them The post Texas migrant camp empty, Haitians await word on their fate appeared first on TheGrio.
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Three Sisters, Five Degrees and Their Shared HBCU Legacy - BNC
By: Alyssa Wilson In 2021, Jamilah, Hadiyah and Ayannah Page, the Page sisters, graduated after displaying academic excellence at various institutions. All of them are Tuskegee alumnae who are now ready to show the world what Black excellence looks like in their respective fields.   Jamilah, the
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Local businesses move to boost trade with CARICOM - Barbados Today
Business leaders in Barbados have highlighted a range of issues that continue to hamper trade with other Caribbean Community (CARICOM) states and made several recommendations they believe could help turn things around. Addressing a Barbados Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCCI) virtual trade
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