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The new Foreign Secretary - Stabroek News
On August 17 it became public knowledge that People’s Progressive Party stalwart Robert Persaud had been appointed to the position of Foreign Secretary in the Irfaan Ali-led PPP/C administration. The article The new Foreign Secretary appeared first on Stabroek News.
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The Congo is Empowering African Writers towards Lucrative Storytelling | Africanews
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Kamala Harris's missed opportunityThere are clear indications that United States Vice-President-elect Kamala Harris does not have a civil relationship with her father, retired Stanford University Professor Donald… which is sad!
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WHO hails 'encouraging' virus vaccine news
GENEVA, Switzerland (AFP) - Reported breakthroughs in COVID-19 vaccine research are 'encouraging', the World Health Organization's (WHO) chief said yesterday, but voiced concern about surging cases and warned against complacency.'We continue to receive encouraging news about COVID-19 vaccines,' WHO
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'I Felt Very Alone': Boris Kodjoe Recalls Childhood Facing Racism In Germany
Boris Kodjoe has been candid about his experiences as Black man in America. Now he is opening up about the racism he experienced growing up in Germany. As
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Howard University Receives $1 Million to Launch the Center for Women, Gender and Global Leadership
Howard University received a $1 million gift from Heather and Jim Murren to launch the Center for Women, Gender, and Global Leadership.
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A Huge Victory – and More Work to Do | New York Carib News
After four exhausting years of President Donald Trump and four excruciating days of vote counting, the election was called for President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris on Saturday. Hallelujah!
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Zimbabwe: MPs Talk Down Carefree 'Beer Loving' Zim-Youths
[New Zimbabwe] MPs constituting parliament's youth committee Thursday took turns to talk down to Zimbabwean youths, describing them as their own worst enemies who are quick to dump ambition and interests on the whiff of beer.
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Education ministry exploring opening more schools
The Ministry of Education, Youth and Information is exploring the possibility of accommodating additional institutions under the e-COVID-19 face-to-face pilot reopening of schools. Portfolio Minister Fayval Williams said the ministry is assessing...
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Merkel won't rule out halting pipeline over Navalny - Black News Channel
BERLIN (AP) — In a sign of Berlin's growing frustration over Moscow's stonewalling over the poisoning of Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny, Chancellor Angela Merkel's office indicated Monday that she might be willing to rethink the fate of a German-Russian gas pipeline
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Uganda: The Upc Charter That Meant to Make Ugandans Equal
[Monitor] This year marked 52 years when Uganda's first executive president and his party Uganda Peoples Congress UPC started preparing for the Move to the Left. The official announcement was made during the Labour Day celebrations in 1970 in what came to be known as the Nakivubo Declaration. The
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Bach: Tokyo Olympic 'participants' encouraged to get vaccine - Black News Channel
By STEPHEN WADE AP Sports Writer TOKYO (AP) — Olympic 'participants' and fans arriving for next year's postponed Tokyo Games will be encouraged to be vaccinated to protect the Japanese public, IOC President Thomas Bach said Monday. Bach said it won't be mandatory, but he left no doubt it will be
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Chasing Equity: Donna Weinberger Spearheads Inspire Recovery Affirmative Treatment Center For LGBTQIA+ Community
Inspire Recovery utilizes a trauma-informed approach to mental health, empowering the marginalized queer population suffering from mental health struggles. WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA, UNITED STATES, November 13, 2020 /⁨EINPresswire.com⁩/ -- The …
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A cry for intervention: Perspective from an inner-city youth
Business Consultant Kevin Simmonds has penned his first book titled A Cry For Intervention – Perspective From An Inner city Youth and in it, he gets real about his life growing up in Wareika Hills, Kingston. Simmonds, who is a devoted Christian,...
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EXTRA: 50 Cent clears the air on supporting Donald Trump | New Pittsburgh Courier
From music maker to TV mogul: Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson is back with Season 2 of his hit series “For Life.” 50 talked with“Extra’s” Billy Bush, breaking down what really happened when he made headlines before the election by joking that if Biden won, his tax plan would turn 50 Cent into
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Black history: Fitz Walker and Noel Loban broke barriers to join the world’s wrestling elite - Voice Online
Lloyd ‘Fitz’ Walker was the first black wrestler to represent Great Britain at the Olympic Games. Noel Loban was Britain’s first black wrestler to win a medal at the Olympics and is the last British wrestler to medal at an Olympic Games.
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Trumpism stalled: Democracy and the recent American election - Stabroek News
By Anthony Bogues Anthony Bogues is a Professor of Humanities at Brown University and a Visiting Professor at the University of Johannesburg. The article Trumpism stalled: Democracy and the recent American election appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Africa: New Coalition Plans to Tackle Africa's Growing Burden of Stroke
[The Conversation Africa] Africa is currently experiencing a changing pattern of diseases and deaths. The continent faces a double burden of infectious diseases and rapid escalation of non-communicable diseases such as stroke and heart disease. These conditions are driven by factors like ageing
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Coronavirus has killed more than 100,000 people across the US | The Atlanta Voice
“We now have really clear evidence that wearing masks works — it’s probably a 50% protection against transmission,” Dr. Chris Murray, director of the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation, or IHME, at the University of Washington, told CNN late
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Professors discuss institutional and gendered Islamophobia
Salman Sayyid, professor of Social Theory and Decolonial Thought at the University of Leeds spoke with African American Studies Prof. Barnor Hesse in a Tuesday webinar hosted by the Buffett Institute for Global Affairs about Islamophobia as a form of racism, rather than religious
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Zimbabwe: Mash West Agricultural Show Fails to Live Up to Its Billing
[New Zimbabwe] THIS year's edition of Mashonaland West Agricultural Show attracted a handful exhibitors while a small crowd attended the event, between Thursday and Saturday.
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'Black-ish' Teen Hip-Hop Artist Uses His Music to Inspire the Youth | Africanews
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'The past remains with us', says Ramaphosa about Brackenfell
President Cyril Ramaphosa during the National Assembly addressed the tense situations in Brackenfell and Senekal.
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African Americans’ Commitment to Service and Army Recruiting in the Age of COVID - Black Voice News
S.E. Williams | Executive Editor African Americans are highly visible in the military until you get to the top. Although it has been more than 75 years since the military was integrated, like everywhere else in America, the upper regions of military ranks remain primarily an exclusive club for
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As Kamala's victory shows, new blood drives America
America is in a state of flux, driven by innovations, immigrants and cities where ideas fight, with the fittest surviving.
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BET’s ‘Smoke’ shows how Black Americans deserve a piece of marijuana’s growing fortunes - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
The eye-opening documentary looks at how communities ruined by drug laws are being shut out of legalization’s billions.
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UWI STAT makes a footprint for progress
The University of the West Indies, Students Today, Alumni Tomorrow (UWI STAT) celebrated its 15th anniversary and annual Footprints campaign under the theme, 'Celebrating the Legacy, A footprint for Progress', at UWI Alumni House last Thursday.
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Resistance to Racial Equity - California's Proposition 16 - The Seattle Medium
Many whites support racial equity, but not at their expense. Too many don’t even realize there is systemic racism in our society. Nor do they believe that past discrimination should be rectified. Biden’s plan for racial equity would close the unemployment rate gap between whites and Blacks
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Egypt: No Pretense of Judicial Review for Hundreds
They said that Supreme State Security prosecutors and criminal court judges have renewed detentions, including for scores of their clients, without transporting detainees to hearings or giving lawyers the opportunity to enter
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Cameroon: Challenges Faced By Cameroonians Living With Disabilities Aggravated By Anglophone Crisis
[RFI] People living with disabilities in Cameroon's Anglophone northwest and southwest regions have been badly affected by a deadly separatist crisis. Some have been killed, wounded, or abandoned, while others have been forced out of their homes.
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