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Photo Focus: Weekend Agriculture Fair on St. Thomas
The weekend before Thanksgiving Day brought out the best of the fresh, live entertainment and activities for the children at the 2023 St. Thomas-St. John Agriculture and Fun Fair. Dozens of vendors set up tents around the Fort Christian Parking Lot with fresh produce, selections to eat and
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New signs of life among dead - Funeral home operators hopeful for full revival as COVID-19 restrictions ease
Stakeholders in the funeral industry say the phased reopening of economic activities in Jamaica has breathed new life into their business operations, though they are a long way off from recovering to pre-COVID-19 levels. They remain cautiously...
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How to keep your kid with congenital heart disease healthy
Every year, about40,000babies in the U.S. are born with congenital heart disease, making it the most common type of congenital abnormality. Congenital heart disease (CHD) develops as the heart is growing before birth and affects the structure and blood flow through the heart. CHD includes a wide
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Product Of The Week: This Eyebrow Pencil Gives Me ‘90s-Thin Brows | Essence
My brows have always been a non-prominent feature on my face. The hairs are sparse and thin, which makes their dark color look less noticeable above my long eyelashes and […] The post This Eyebrow Pencil Gives Me ‘90s-Thin Brows appeared first on Essence.
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Appeal Court slashes costs in covid19 case - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
THREE Appeal Court judges have slashed in half the costs awarded in one of the covid19 habeas corpus cases against the director of the Caura hospital in 2020. The ruling of Justices of Appeal Nolan Bereaux, Maria Wilson and Ronnie Boodoosingh also provides guidance on the award of costs in hab
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Nigeria Spends About N3 Billion to Send Govt Officials to COP28
[Premium Times] Nigerians, many of whom are struggling to make ends meet, have been outraged by the size of the government's delegation.
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Santo Domingo urges for more trade with CARICOM | The Bajan Reporter
At a time when the multidimensional crisis in Haiti has practically put an end to formal trade with the Dominican Republic, the Dominican export agency Pro Dominicana continues to look to other Caribbean countries to place Dominican products. 'We are deploying concrete actions to increase business
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Indiana Treasurer Elliott heavily invests Indiana funds in Israel
Indiana Treasurer Daniel Elliot, who lobbied hard against inserting politics into state funds, chooses to invest state monies into Israel. (Whitney Downard/Indiana Capital Chronicle) Indiana State Treasurer Daniel Elliott, who championed removing personal ideologies from state investment strategies
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Nigeria: Trans-Fats and Health - the Hidden Danger Lurking in Your Food
[Nigeria Health Watch] Vegetable and groundnut oil are familiar cooking ingredients in many Nigerian homes. While they add flavour to meals, using the wrong cooking fat, can increase the risk of non-communicable diseases (NCDs), especially heart disease. The World Health Organisation
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For One Night, Officers and Youth Get to Know Each Other on the Court
At a time when young people’s encounters with the police have become tenuous and, at times deadly, members of a Northeast community are making an effort to ensure that both groups become familiar with one another in a positive setting. A group of student-athletes recently played a
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"Made in Africa" soon to lead global fashion | Africanews
Fashion, crafts and "Made in Africa" are booming in Africa. This phenomenon is driven by the rise of the middle classes, but also by a young and growing population and a fast-growing digital sector, facilitating intra-African trade.
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No Time to Grieve: How COVID-19 Has Changed Funerals and Mourning – Voice and Viewpoint
The service, handled by Morgan Jones Funeral Home in Sacramento, lasted no more than seven minutes, and the 10 people who attended the burial stayed in their
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7 Ways for Sistahs to Make Living With Fibroids Easier - BlackDoctor.org
Women are vital to keeping their families healthy, yet many struggle in silence with specific health issues regarding their well-being. Women suffer from conditions that are awkward to talk about, such as autoimmune problems, incontinence, and postpartum depression. Fibroids are one of these
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Georgia Republicans pass new legislative maps despite objections from Democrats
The Georgia House and Senate passed new legislative district maps Tuesday over objections from minority Democrats that the maps violate the Voting Rights Act, creating five additional Black-majority districts and pairing four sets of incumbents. The post Georgia Republicans pass
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Royce Reed Claims Shaunie Henderson Fed ‘Basketball Wives’ Cast Info To Villainize Her
Royce Reed recently spilled the tea on Shaunie Henderson allegedly crafting her tumultuous four seasons on the show from its inception.
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Why Michael Jordan is suing NASCAR
Basketball legend Michael Jordan’s racing team 23XI joins Front Row Motorsports in a joint lawsuit against NASCAR for antitrust violations. […]
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Ghana: Countries Uphold Commitment to UN Peacekeeping At 2023 Ministerial in Ghana
[UN News] More than 90 countries underlined their commitment to UN Peacekeeping during a two-day conference in Accra, Ghana, that concluded on Wednesday.
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Terrence J Is Engaged | Essence
TV personality and actor Terrence J (short for Terrence Jenkins) is getting ready to be a married man. The 41-year-old proposed to his 25-year-old girlfriend, model Mikalah Sultan. The engagement […] The post Terrence J Is Engaged appeared first on Essence.
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Gauteng risks running out of coffins, Avbob says funerals up 25% on a year ago | Fin24
Funeral parlours are starting to buckle under the strain in Gauteng, as deaths increase due to Covid-19.
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TV Legend Norman Lear Dies at 101: A Look At His Iconic Work
Norman Lear, the writer-producer-developer behind "All In The Family," "Sanford and Son" and more, died of natural causes on Dec. 5. The post TV Legend Norman Lear Dies at 101: A Look At His Iconic Work appeared first on Black America Web.
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Government spends over US$3b on fuel imports - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
The government spent over US $3 billion in foreign exchange to import fuel for local use between 2019 and 2022 through Paria Fuel Trading Company.The revelation came from Energy and Energy Industries Minister Stuart Young in response to a question posed by opposition senator Wade Mark during Tue
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Mozambique - Authorities Must Investigate Lethal Use of Force Against Protesters
Press Release - Mozambican police used excessive and lethal force against peaceful protesters and bystanders, including firing live ammunition and teargas, following disputed local elections in October, said Amnesty International.
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The history and science of what makes us beautiful | Africanews
A new exhibition in London examines the history, science and business of being beautiful.
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MY TRUTH: DEAR… - Texas Metro News
Frequent and not so frequent fliers: While the number of complaints against airlines have increased considerably and altercations between passengers have also had an uptick; according to the report released […] The post MY TRUTH: DEAR… appeared first on Texas Metro News.
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Grid shutdown: Treason, economic sabotage or legitimate protest?
The recent shutdown of the national grid by the labour union led to a heated debate regarding the implications of such action on a struggling economy. WALIAT MUSA examines the implications of the action in light of the grid’s designation as a critical national infrastructure, which should be
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Struggling With Headaches? When Should You See A Neurologist?
Headaches are far more common than society would like. Dealing with headaches is something that everyone will experience at some point in their life. But what happens when you’re concerned that it may be more than just the standard headache? For example, what if the headache lasts longer than a few
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Man arrested, stolen car recovered by police - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Police arrested one man, seized a quantity of narcotics and ammunition, and recovered a stolen vehicle, during anti-crime exercises last Friday. As part of Operation Blue Line, North Central Division officers carried out a drug block eradication exercise between 5 pm and 8 pm. The team of of
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Ghana's Media Treats Terrorism As a Threat From Outside - It Overlooks Violence At Home
[The Conversation Africa] In 2022, 43% of all global terrorism deaths occurred in the Sahel - the region south of the Sahara Desert and stretching east-west across the African continent. West Africa had recorded 1,800 terrorism attacks as of June 2023, resulting in nearly 4,600 deaths.
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Zimbabwe: First Lady Transforms Former Street Kids' Lives At Children's Home . . . Life Changing Projects Replace Crime, Drug Abuse
[The Herald] Children that were living and working on the streets of major cities before being committed to the Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa Children's Home in Chiredzi are involved in breathtaking projects that speak volumes about the mother of the nation's success in transforming lives.
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