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Fear of insurrection from the public may have been the catalyst behind the Andrew Holness administration’s decision to reopen various sectors of the country, exposing it to an unprecedented spike in COVID-19 infections. Wednesday’s revelation...

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Zim poverty datum line rises to $17 244

BY FIDELITY MHLANGA The Total Consumption Poverty Line (TCPL) for an average family of five people grew by 10% to $17 244 in August 2020, latest data from the Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (ZimStat) has shown. In July, TCPL was pegged at $15 572. “The TCPL for an average of five persons stood

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Source: NewsDay Zimbabwe - Everyday News for Everyday People

Emmys style: gowns, pajamas and... hazmat tuxedos - African American News Today - EIN News

… image of Breonna Taylor, an African-American woman killed in a police … black and purple gown from African-American designer Christopher John Rogers , American … black and purple gown from African-American designer Christopher John Rogers. Jennifer …

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‘Minnesota needs Trump’: President sees rural path to election victory

… year when 46-year-old African American George Floyd was killed on … already entered the pantheon of black Americans whose death became a wake …

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Africa: Details On Monkey-Trafficking Scandal Emerge

[The Herald] A syndicate of four individuals that smuggled 32 monkeys from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) to South Africa, used fake papers to cross the first border into Zambia and then into Zimbabwe but their luck ran out when Zimbabwean immigration authorities at Chirundu decided to

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WHUR Unveils New Gospel Lineup Following Death of Patrick Ellis

The Sunday morning lineup has changed in a big way at WHUR-FM (96.3) with the addition of longtime radio personality Winston Chaney, who joined the station following the death of iconic gospel music broadcaster Patrick Ellis.

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Parkland’s unique COVID-19 Proximity Risk Index identifies high-risk patients – Dallas Post Tribune

Innovative program aims to prevent spread, provide early intervention DALLAS – In healthcare, as with other industries, crisis often inspires innovation. On March 11, Parkland Health & Hospital System admitted its first patient with COVID-19. In an attempt to help contain the spread of the novel

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This Year’s Emmy Winners Want You to Vote

Racial justice and Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s legacy were also recurring themes during Sunday night’s ceremony.

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Podcast: Nana's Southern Kitchen - The Seattle Medium

Rhythm & News interview with Todd Minor, owner of Nana's Southern Kitchen, about how the support of the community has allowed his business to flourish during the COVID-19 pandemic. Interview by Chris B. Bennett. The post Podcast: Nana's Southern Kitchen appeared first on The Seattle Medium.

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Only two rationales to vote for 45; one is a myth, the other disgraceful | The Crusader Newspaper Group

Let’s cut to the chase. There are only two reasons to vote for the incumbent president. One of them is totally predicated on a falsehood for all but a few Americans. And the other is rooted in the nation’s “original sin.” Those who labor under the double-edged misnomer that the current leadership

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75% Zim urban workers jobless: WFP

BY TATIRA ZWINOIRA THE World Food Programme (WFP) has disclosed that three quarters of Zimbabwe’s urban workers have lost their jobs due to the deteriorating economic situation and the COVID-19-induced restrictions which have forced most companies to scale down operations. In a country update

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COVID-19 inspires artiste

BY LIFE & STYLE REPORTER UP-AND-COMING crooner Memory “MCVBYEZ” Nkomo has said the COVID-19 pandemic inspired him to write a song. Speaking to NewsDay Life & Style over the weekend, Nkomo said Wedding Day was a party song meant to refresh people’s minds during the COVID-19 pandemic. “Coronavirus

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Orlando Patterson and the Postcolonial Predicament - African American News Today - EIN News

Out of the ruins of colonialism and empire, the sociologist insisted we could fashion a more egalitarian and liberated future.

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Ethiopia files terrorism charges against leading opposition activist | News24

Ethiopia has filed terrorism charges against a prominent media mogul and opposition politician from the Oromo ethnic group, Jawar Mohammed, the attorney general's office has said.

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Georgia’s Fulton County works to avoid another vote debacle

ATLANTA (AP) — Twice delayed because of the coronavirus pandemic, Georgia’s primary election earlier this year was marred by dysfunction:... View Article The post Georgia’s Fulton County works to avoid another vote debacle after primary snafu appeared first on TheGrio.

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Mayflower at 400: What we all get wrong about the Pilgrim Fathers

The ship that brought the Pilgrims 400 years ago has been politicised since the founding of the US.

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New JHTA president proposes COVID-19 ambassadors in local communities

WESTERN BUREAU: Working in collaboration with the Ministry of Health and Wellness (MOHW), new Jamaica Hotel and Tourist Association (JHTA) president, Clifton Reader, is proposing his organisation acts as COVID-19 ambassadors in local communities....

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Far-right conspiracy theorists say 94% of US COVID-19 deaths don't count because those Americans had underlying conditions. That's bogus.

… reason the coronavirus has hit Black Americans disproportionately hard The increased risk … -19 in part explains why Black Americans are being hospitalized with and … numbers. The CDC estimates that Black Americans between the ages of 35 …

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Jamaican mother who contracted COVID regrets not following safety protocols - Stabroek News

(Jamaica Gleaner) Janet Thompson*, who has recovered from COVID-19, as well as her two-year-old child, still regrets that she never did enough to protect them all from the

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Our View: Duluth legislative candidates are up next | Duluth News Tribune

Duluth’s legislative races are up next, as candidate forums being hosted this fall by the News Tribune and Duluth Area Chamber of Commerce continue.

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Chitungwiza council too secretive: Survey

By NQOBANI NDLOVU A MEDIA Institute of Southern Africa (Misa) Zimbabwe-sanctioned survey has found the Environmental Management Agency (EMA) as the most open institution in Zimbabwe while Chitungwiza Municipality was cited as the most secretive local authority. The media lobby group has since 2009

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Church community plans one-week virtual prayers, reflections

Representatives of a wide cross section of the local church community — across eight multidenominational ministries islandwide — have come together to plan a weeklong event, ‘Jamaica Return’, from September 27 to October 4 to facilitate a...

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Mauritania: Floods from heavy rains in Nouakchott | Africanews

Residents of several neighborhoods in Nouakchott, the capital of Mauritania, found their feet in the water on Sunday after a rare abundance of rain

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New parents urged to have their say on available early years support via new online questionnaire - Voice Online

NEW PARENTS are being invited to have their say on what support they need, and... The post New parents urged to have their say on available early years support via new online questionnaire appeared first on Voice Online.

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Econet’s DPA powers SA retail giant with solar

By Staff Reporter Econet’s sustainable energy subsidiary Distributed Power Africa (DPA) has unveiled its latest solar project in Durban, South Africa, for Massmart’s Makro business, as it continues to drive the adoption of clean and renewable energy in commercial and industrial businesses across

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Zifa embrace bubble concept

BY TAWANDA TAFIRENYIKA ZIFA on Saturday embraced the National Basketball Association (NBA) “Bio Bubble Concept” proposed by the Sports ministry to ensure a safe resumption of football, but Premier Soccer League (PSL) clubs have appealed for funding from the government as most cannot afford the huge

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Jah Signal celebrates birthday in style

BY FREEMAN MAKOPA SENSATIONAL Zimdancehall chanter Nicodemus Mutize, popularly known as Jah Signal, celebrated his birthday in style on Saturday during which various artistes took to the stage in a thrilling bash. The NashTV venue was transformed into a massive, open-air funfair as the youthful

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Cameroon Army deploys ahead of Tuesday protests | Africanews

All military personnel have been put on alert in Cameroon for four days starting Monday, over fears the Tuesday protests could cause severe public

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ANALYSIS | International Peace Day: Guns still fire in Africa | News24

Continued militarisation of Africa jeopardises the aspirations for peace included in Agenda 2063, leaving the continent nowhere close to silencing the guns, writes Craig Bailie.

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Despite low numbers, leaders concerned about Covid’s impact on indigenous communities - African American News Today - EIN News

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Baltimore Museum of Art reimagines safe museum experience - African American News Today - EIN News

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