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Tanzania reiterates appeal for debt cancellation
 In April, President John Magufuli appealed to the World Bank and other institutions to cancel debts of developing countries.
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Tanzania: Row With Tanzania Resolved - Macharia
[Nation] Transport Cabinet Secretary James Macharia on Saturday said that Kenya Airways will be flying to Tanzania as the two countries had sorted out the growing diplomatic row between them.
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Immigration Corner | When and how to apply for immigration bail
Dear Mr Bassie, My relative is in the United Kingdom and has an immigration issue. She claims that she has a good chance of getting bail. I would like to know if it is possible to apply for bail in this type of matter. – L.U. Dear L.U., Persons...
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Source: Jamaica Gleaner
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3,300 workers regain jobs in BPO sector
A total of 3,300 employees in the business process outsourcing (BPO) sector have regained their jobs, which were lost as a result of the impact of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. This was disclosed by Minister without Portfolio in the Ministry...
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Source: Jamaica Gleaner
Mass Murder or was it Suicide?
More than nine hundred persons, most of them Black Americans, died in mass murder and suicide pact in Jonestown, Guyana.
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Source: Blackfacts.com
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18
1978
CARICOM Chair calls for respect of CCJ ruling, expects declaration `without further delay' - Stabroek News
New CARICOM Chair Ralph Gonsalves today urged respect of yesterday's Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) ruling by all stakeholders and he said he expected an early declaration by GECOM of the result of the March 2nd general
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Source: Stabroek News - Guyana's Most Trusted Newspaper
Three die in Le Ressouvenir crash - Stabroek News
Three persons died this evening in an accident on the Le Ressouvenir Public Road, East Coast Demerara involving a motor lorry and a motor car, the police said. The article Three die in Le Ressouvenir crash appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Three new COVID cases in Region One - Stabroek News
Days after reporting that they were free of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), Region One (Barima-Waini) yesterday confirmed three new cases of the virus. The article Three new COVID cases in Region One appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Source: Stabroek News - Guyana's Most Trusted Newspaper
Immigration Corner | Applying for an extended family visa
Dear Mr Bassie, I am thinking of spending some quality time in the United Kingdom (UK), possibly six or seven months, with a family member. Will I need a special visa to be there for this period? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. – M.F...
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Source: Jamaica Gleaner
Ugandas Virus Cases Rise to 848 As 15 More People Test Positive for COVID-19
[Monitor] The Ministry of Health has reported 15 new Covid-19 infections as Uganda's confirmed cases on Saturday rose to 848.
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Source: allAfrica.com
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Republic Bank donates portable ventilators to Health ministry - Stabroek News
De facto Public Health Minister, Volda Lawrence says that healthcare workers suffer “excruciating torments” whenever they came up short in providing critical services for their patients especially those needing medical care for
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48 members of Migori family infected with Covid-19
Health Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe said that the disease has spread across three generations of an extended family in Migori in western Kenya.
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Level 2 lockdown? Mkhize says NCCC discussing 'the next steps'
A possible move to Level 2 lockdown will be decided by Health Minister Mkhize and the National Coronavirus Command Council.
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Citizenship Initiative concerned at reported requests by new gov’t for resignations - Stabroek News

The Citizenship Initiative (TCI) last night expressed concern regarding recent media reports that several members of the Ministry of the Presidency have been asked to

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Covid infection rate rises as deaths hit new high
Kenya’s Covid-19 infection rate continued to rise Monday as deaths also hit a new high, just a week after most of the containment measures to combat the disease were relaxed.
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Watch Steph Curry Call Coronavirus Nurse
“I can’t thank God enough for what you’re doing.”
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COVID-19 cases rise to 300 - Stabroek News
Guyana has now reached the 300 mark as COVID-19 cases here  continue to rise. The article COVID-19 cases rise to 300 appeared first on Stabroek News.
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We CARE payments to outstanding groups expected by next week
The Ministry of Finance is reporting that outstanding payments to persons under the government’s COVID-19 We CARE programme is expected to be made by next week. The Ministry says the process has been delayed due to the verification exercise....
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Source: Jamaica Gleaner
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GuySuCo needs around $1b to keep doors open - GAWU - Stabroek News
The Guyana Sugar Corporation (GuySuCo) will need approximately $1 billion if it is going to keep its doors open and prepare for the second crop. The article GuySuCo needs around $1b to keep doors open GAWU appeared first on Stabroek News.
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The Undergrad Chapter Where Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Pledged Alpha Phi Alpha Just Released This Statement About Black Lives Matter - Watch The Yard
In response to the murders and abusive treatment of innocent Black citizens at the hands of police across the nation, the Sigma Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha in Boston has released a statement. Read their full statement
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Source: Watch The Yard
Boinnet team proposes end to snake bites compensation
The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) has blamed snake bites for the rising compensation claims.
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Only White Prison Staff Are Allowed To Guard Derek Chauvin, Cop Who Killed George Floyd
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Region Seven records 38 cases of COVID-19 - Stabroek News
The Cuyuni/Mazaruni region has recorded a total of 38 coronavirus disease (COVID-19) cases to date, seven of which are from Bartica. The article Region Seven records 38 cases of COVID-19 appeared first on Stabroek News.
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African Sun reopens Troutbeck
AFRICAN Sun Hotels and Resorts says it has completed refurbishments at its Troutbeck Resort which reopened its doors today. Business Reporter The resort’s shutdown was prompted as a result of the national lockdown prompted the COVID-19 pandemic. In a statement, African Sun said the group took
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Kenya: Selection of Countries Allowed to Fly to Kenya Not Based On Diplomatic Relations - Govt
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- As Kenya prepares to open its skies up to international passengers on August 1st, the Ministry of Health has said that the selection of countries whose passengers are allowed in is not based on diplomatic relations.
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Source: allAfrica.com
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Uganda: Govt Reburies Covid-19 Victim in Namisindwa
[Monitor] The Health minister, Dr Ruth Jane Aceng, yesterday said they corrected burial of the first Covid-19 death, which was conducted in Namisindwa after reports that the body was exposed.
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Source: allAfrica.com
Inquest over Negro Killing
An inquest was held by Justice of the Peace T.M. Richards on September 24, 1928 over the killing of :Coote Simpsons, Negro, Twenty-second street, who was killed by the rifle of a Florida National Guardsman on special detail duty at noon on September 23, 1928 for refusing to leave his bicycle and go
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South Sudan president's relative shoots, kills 5 persons in Juba | Africanews
The office of the president in South Sudan confirmed a shooting incident in the capital Juba, early Wednesday morning. A statement signed by press secretary Ateny Wek Ateny said the president was “saddened about the shooting incident that occured in
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'Bogus' advocate faces 12 charges of fraud | News24
A 26-year-old man arrested for fraud for allegedly masquerading as an advocate, who represented accused in at least 12 criminal cases, will be applying for bail on Thursday.
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Race riot in Ohio
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