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Lil’ Kim Hires Nick Cannon As Her New Manager
Nick Cannon adds Lil’ Kim’s manager to his long list of responsibilities. In what might seem like an odd professional pairing to some, rap icon Lil’ Kim has hired Nick Cannon as her manager. In a conversation with King Keraun for an episode of Complex’s “Hiking with Rappers”, Kim detailed her
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Malawi: Saudi Arabia Donates K295m Worth of Medical Equipment to Malawi
[Nyasa Times] The Government of Saudi Arabia has donated assorted medical supplies and personal protective equipment (PPEs) to help the Malawi Government in the management and containment of Covid-19 pandemic.
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Mat North records spike in trachoma cases - NewsDay Zimbabwe
A non-governmental organisation, Sightsaver, recently carried out a survey in all the country’s provinces, where it emerged that Matabeleland North was the worst affected. The post Mat North records spike in trachoma cases appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Merck, Pfizer COVID-19 Antivirals Different From Ivermectin
Merck and Pfizer are each developing a new oral antiviral drug that might prevent or treat COVID-19. The pills are very different from the antiparasitic medication ivermectin, contrary to claims online that they are "suspiciously similar" or that the companies are "repackaging" ivermectin in a ploy
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Kenya: MoH Urges Vaccine Uptake to Reinvigorate Malaria Fight
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- The Ministry of Health has called for enhanced uptake of the newly rolled out RTS, S/AS01 vaccine to bolster efforts to combat malaria among children.
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At least Four Black Females were Murdered Each Day in 2020
By Stacy M. Brown | NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent (NNPA) - According to statistics released by the FBI this month, more than four Black women and girls were murdered […] The post At least Four Black Females were Murdered Each Day in 2020 appeared first on The Sacra
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Africa: Global Economy Risks Another Financial Crisis - IMF
[Ghanaian Times] The massive stimulus pumped in during the pandemic has left the global economy vulnerable to another financial crisis, the International Monetary Fund has warned.
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Sewage water flood Beetham homes - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
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CA “Momnibus” Bill Aims to Lower Deaths Among Black Mothers - Voice and Viewpoint
By Cori Zaragoza, Contributing Writer Senate bill 65 (SB 65), also known as the California Momnibus Act, was passed by the California state senate on September 19, 2021 and will now be brought before Governor Gavin Newsom for signing. The act was written by Senator Nancy Skinner, vice chair of the
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Analysis: How an investigation into Beirut’s port explosion is rattling Lebanon’s elite
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Building Bridges Beyond Bias in Marin | Post News Group
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Coaches association rues Futsal coach Konstin's appointment - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
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COVID-19 Update: 322 new cases, one death - Barbados Today
The Best-dos Santos Public Health Laboratory reported 322 new COVID-19 cases, 154 males and168 females, on Thursday, October 14.  The facility conducted 2,724 tests. The new positives comprise 72 persons who are under the age of 18, and 250 who are 18 years and older. There are 576 people in
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Jehovah's Witnesses Offer Game Plan for Reducing Anxiety as Kids Go Back to the Classroom
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Kenya: Covid-19 Patients Stranded After NHIF Refuses to Pay
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Africa: We Have a Responsibility to Maximise the Assets That Africa Has - Kagame
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Govt begins distributing digital vaccine certificates - Barbados Today
Health authorities have so far issued some 30,000 digital vaccine certificates as they embark on a national drive to meet the demands of those who are fully inoculated. Joint Coordinator of the National Vaccination Programme Major David Clarke said on Thursday that before the Government had
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Caribbean American ‘Princess’ Miya Marcano Laid To Rest
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PM to speak on PSC fallout on Saturday - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
THE Prime Minister said on Friday that he will publicly address, on Saturday, issues surrounding the fallout from Thursday's ruling on the invalidity of the appointments of McDonald Jacobs and Gary Griffith to the post of acting Commissioner of Police (CoP.) Newsday had sought a response to Op
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WHO honors Henrietta Lacks, a Black woman whose cells, taken without consent, enabled countless medical breakthroughs
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Sierra Leone President Defends Controversial Guinea Visit
[East African] Sierra Leone's President Julius Maada Bio has dismissed persistent criticism for his visit to Guinea earlier this week, saying that the state visit was in the interest of his country's national security.
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Prominent medical doctor and philanthropist Lloyd Cole has died
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Rest In Power: Notable Black Folks Who We’ve Lost In 2021
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California education leaders discuss Black student disparities
(WORDINBLACK.COM) - State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond highlighted two new initiatives at the Department of Education this week, taking on the “opportunity gap” between Black students and others. […] The post California education leaders discuss Black stude
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Winter 2021-22 looking good, says Reader
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Tenn. man arrested for setting girlfriend on fire after she tried to break up
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Cletus Springer Appointed Chairperson Of National COVID-19 Management Centre
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