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If I ate bacon, right now I’d be telling you how amazing the cream cheese chicken wrap is, but since I don’t, you’ll have to trust this fact: Within a matter of half an hour, at least 10 people swore the deep fried wrap is one of the best things they’ve ever eaten. Yes they swore. One even contemplated giving […]

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THE Health Service Board (HSB) yesterday said it had submitted the demands of the striking health workers to government and was still awaiting a response. By Harriet Chikandiwa HSB chairman Paulinus Sikosana made the remarks when he appeared before the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Health

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Ben Crump Heralded as Black America's Attorney General | BlackPressUSA

NNPA NEWSWIRE — Most recently, Crump has represented three of the most high-profile cases in America today in his representation of the families of Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, who was shot while jogging in Brunswick, Georgia, and Breonna Taylor, gunned down in her bed by Louisville police in

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REIGNING Castle Lager Soccer Star of the Year Joel Ngodzo (pictured) and his compatriots Donald Teguru and Takudzwa Chimwe will resume their battle against relegation as Zambian Premier Soccer League (ZPSL) restarts in two weeks’ time. BY TAWANDA TAFIRENYIKA The ZPSL had, just like the rest of the

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Safe and fun summer activities in the age of the coronavirus pandemic

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Creed star Micheal B. Jordan is doing his part to keep the entertainment industry afloat despite the coronavirus pandemic. The actor, through his Outlier Society production company, is partnering with Amazon Studios to create a socially distanced movie experience via a summer screening series at

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Fourteen-year-old Maria Malaso was supposed to be married to a 64-year-old mana few weeks after the Kenyan government ordered the suspension of schools in mid-March due to the coronavirus. I woke up one morning and my father told me that we are poor and schools will never reopen, she said. Her

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112 Set to Release Spend It All single this summer | Atlanta Daily World

Multi-platinum RB superstars Slim and Mike of 112, have announced a new July 24 release date and single art for their highly-anticipated single Spend It All. The newly reimagined group has been busy preparing to release their first album since their 2018 split, spending the bulk of the quarantine

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Comic Relief delivers £3.4 million fund for BAME-led projects worst hit by COVID-19 - Voice Online

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