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[New Era] At age 23 and making his first-ever appearance at the Olympic Games, Namibia's marathon swimmer Phillip Seidler is gunning to rewrite history books by becoming the first bather to win a medal for the country in the swimming discipline.
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Source: allAfrica.com
Bishop hails Brathwaite as inspirational ‘general’ following series win - Stabroek News
DHAKA, Bangladesh, CMC – Interim Test captain Kriagg Brathwaite has been branded a “general of the highest proportions” by Ian Bishop, with the outstanding former West Indies fast bowler contending the seasoned opener had moulded the side into “national heroes”, in the wake of the series whitewash
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King, Frederick Included In New Saint Lucia Cabinet
Former Saint Lucia Prime Minister, Stephenson King who participated in the July 26 general elections as an Independent candidate retaining Castries North and Richard Frederick, another independent candidate who successfully challenged the incumbent, Sarah Flood-Beaubrun, in Castries Central, have
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Source: St. Lucia Times News Online - Breaking News & Daily News
West Indies Test players resume training in Barbados
(CWI) Members of the West Indies Test team returned to training yesterday at Kensington
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The unknown story of how India is 'colonizing' a Mauritian island for military base
New proof of a clandestine Indian military station being developed in the Indian Ocean has emerged, at the same time that Australia's defense collaboration with the rising global power increases. The building of two naval jetties and a huge runway on the isolated Mauritian island of Agaléga has
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Boston Bank of Commerce
Incorporated on June 30, 1982, with Juan M. Cofield as its leading founder and president from 1982-1983, Boston Bank of Commerce is the only fully insured Black-owned and operated bank in Boston and New England. A successor to Unity Bank and Trust, Boston's first Black-owned Bank, the Boston Bank
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Chastanet Now Leader Of The Opposition
United Workers Party (UWP) leader and former Prime Minister, Allen Chastanet, Thursday announced that he is both proud and humbled by the opportunity given to him to continue to serve the people of Saint Lucia, albeit in a new capacity as Leader of the Opposition. 'We will support the Government
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Stanbic Bank’s donation pays off as number of births shoots up by 100 % at Sally Mugabe Maternity Hospital. - NewsDay Zimbabwe
The number of caesarean operations at Sally Mugabe Central Hospital Maternity wing has gone up by 100 percent following the renovation and The post Stanbic Bank’s donation pays off as number of births shoots up by 100 % at Sally Mugabe Maternity Hospital. appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Robert Johnson says Black Lives Matter should form a political party: 'We need a black party'
Robert Johnson, the founder of Black Entertainment Television (BET), is urging Black Americans to form their own political party to specifically address black
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Africa's Security Dilemmas and the Looming Crisis in Chad
[Premium Times] Despite slow efforts to silence the guns in Africa, cases of bloodletting abound.
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Virgin Islands Olympian Adriel Sanes Is Not Finished with the Olympics
The young Olympian has been a part of the U.S. Virgin Islands National Swim Team since the age of 12 and was very eager to have the opportunity to compete at the Olympics.
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Ambassador to UAE looking beyond traditional areas of cooperation - Barbados Today
Barbados’ first Ambassador to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is already announcing plans to strengthen ties between Bridgetown and Abu Dhabi beyond traditional areas of cooperation.Co-founder of the digital financial firm Bitt Inc. Gabriel Abed has signalled that he will be launching “technology
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Govt pledges to address border posts housing crisis - NewsDay Zimbabwe
This was said in the National Assembly by Finance deputy minister Clemence Chiduwa, who  read a ministerial statement on the state of housing at border posts in response to a report by the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Budget and
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Several people injured in accident along Pilgrim Road - Barbados Today
Police and medical officials are currently at the scene of an accident along Pilgrim Main Road, Christ Church. Barbados TODAY understands that several people have been injured. (More details as they come to
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Kenya: Emmanuel Korir Delivers First Gold for Kenya at the Tokyo Olympics
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Emmanuel Korir delivered Kenya's first medal at the Olympic Games in Tokyo after powering to the 800m crown, leading a Kenyan 1-2 finish with compatriot Ferguson Rotich coming in at second for silver.
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Rihanna tops $1 billion in net worth | New Pittsburgh Courier
“She is creating a brand outside of herself. It’s not just about Rihanna. Even if you don’t like her music, she’s created a real style in the fashion and beauty space.” Stacy M. Brown NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent @StacyBrownMedia You can call her Ri-Ri, wear her Savage X lingerie or
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Barriers to care - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
… have revealed widening disparities between Black Americans and white Americans in … cognitive health disparities disproportionally impacting African Americans,” said Dr. Jennifer H. … The study also found that Black Americans are often diagnosed with Alzheimer …
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Kenya: I'm Not Your Punching Bag, Kibicho Tells Ruto After Airport Drama
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Interior Principal Secretary Karanja Kibicho has denied claims that calls were made from the ministry to immigration officials at the Wilson Airport to block Deputy President William Ruto from travelling to Uganda.
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Tanzania: Mbowe Arraignment, New Test for Samia - Us Official
[Citizen] Dar es Salaam -- The arrest and arraignment of Chadema chairman Freeman Mbowe offers a new test for President Samia Suluhu Hassan's pro-democratic gesture, a senior US official observed yesterday.
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Graduates should turn their education into bankable enterprises – Chakwera | Malawi 24 - Malawi news
President Lazarus Chakwera has challenged Malawi University of Science and Technology (MUST) graduates to focus on turning their education into enterprises, saying scientific and technological skills are a must for Malawi’s development agenda to become a reality. He was speaking this morning during
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Covid-19 driving Kenyans into jaws of mental health issues
According to mental health advocate Victor Khamisi, the problem could lie on the extensive burden of masculinity, which has often been used against men as they are viewed immune to and devoid of feelings or expressing
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Barbados Is Considering Offering A 12-Month Visitor Stamp For Remote Workers
Barbados has revealed that it is considering introducing a new 12-month stamp for remote, digital nomads to attract more business travelers to rebuild the tourism sector.
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'It Was Starting to Affect Me': Sanaa Lathan Reveals Why Ditching Alcohol Was the Best Decision for Her
Sanaa Lathan is focused on improving her health and that means turning away from a popular party item: alcohol. “I stopped drinking about three years ago.
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WINDALCO rejects blame for another Rio Cobre fish kill
The West Indies Alumina Company (WINDALCO) has rejected blame for a Rio Cobre fish kill as a result of an effluent spill from its holding plant on Sunday. Fishermen who use the Rio Cobre in St Catherine say the effluent caused the kill. The...
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Lashley for coalition government - Barbados Today
As Barbados prepares to attain republican status on Independence Day this year, veteran politician and community activist Hamilton Lashley has suggested that it is time for Barbados to be ruled by a coalition government. In an interview with Barbados TODAY, he said authorities must seriously
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Kenya: Emmanuel Korir - From Dusty Iten Track to Olympic Gold Medal
[Nation] Tokyo -- Five years ago, Emmanuel Korir - winner of Kenya's first gold medal of the Tokyo Olympics - was an ordinary village boy, excited to run on dirt trails alongside star athletes in the Bro Colm O'Connell Iten track and field production line.
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St Vincent Prime Minister injured amid massive protest
Prime Minister of St Vincent and The Grenadines Dr Ralph Gonzalves has been injured amid a major protest now under way in the capital, Kingstown. The prime minister was hit on the head with a stone. The protest is against changes to the Public...
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Hard lesson for Jackson
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Barbados’ Sada Williams set a new national record in the 400 metres at Tokyo 2020 today. Running in semifinal 3, Williams stopped the clock at 50.11 seconds to place third. She smashed the 43-year-old Barbadian record of 51.04 seconds. It is also, of course, her new personal best. Stephenie Ann
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