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Africa: From Kenya to Canada, Support Grows Worldwide for Homosexuality
[Thomson Reuters Foundation] While sharp divisions remain by region, countries the world over are seeing rising acceptance of being gay
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The era of free news for Facebook and Google may soon be over - TechCentral
Facebook and Google have for years operated like shop windows for news stories, plying their billions of visitors with free snippets and information from articles across the Web. An antitrust tussle that’s coming to a head in Australia is set to change that.
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Costa strike guarantees Atletico top-four finish - Stabroek News
MADRID, (Reuters) - Atletico Madrid sealed Champions League qualification for the eighth consecutive season by beating Real Betis 1-0 at home yesterday thanks to a late Diego Costa goal after having a player sent off and seeing two goals ruled out following VAR
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Bus Stops to Provide Summer Program for Kids | Roots (Community) | The Michigan Chronicle
By Bethany Vietmeier Pools, camps and other summer activities for kids have been closed this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, leaving many kids without much to do. Detroit native and Pro Football Hall of Famer Jerome Bettis took notice of this and designed a program with his Bus Stops Here
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iMOM: A 2020 message from a 2010 valedictorian - TSDMemphis.com
by Brittany Holst - I graduated as valedictorian of Middle College High School, Class of 2010. It was one of the biggest milestones in my life. Loved ones gathered at the Orpheum Theatre to watch my fellow classmates and I walk across the stage to receive our diplomas. Fast forward to
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Federal judge blocks new requirement for Obamacare abortion coverage - L.A. Focus Newspaper
The decision marks a setback in the Trump administration's long-standing efforts to limit abortion access through federal programs. Planned Parenthood of Maryland and several individuals who buy health insurance on their states' exchanges filed the lawsuit in February, with lawyers from Planned
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Why special SME funds have yet to make big impact
On her part, Esther Nyambura, an embroiderer, who says she was fired from several jobs because her attention was more focused on taking care of a special needs child, and now wishes to start her own tailoring business, told Enterprise she does not have adequate information about the funds to be
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Kenya: Former Auditor-General Ouko Says Lack of Security Leaves Him Exposed
In an interview with Citizen TV on Tuesday night, Mr Ouko revealed that after his retirement from the sensitive office, his security was withdrawn and that he is yet to receive some allowances owed to him and which were due by the time he left
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CMA says approval for online AGMs to take over 40 days
CMA has said the approval process would take two weeks before the regulator can issue a no-objection letter.
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EU collaborates with UHWI to advance organ transplant programme in Ja
THE European Union (EU) is supporting University Hospital of the West Indies (UHWI) and the Ministry of Health and Wellness to develop a national deceased organ transplant programme to address the steadily increasing prevalence of renal failure and end-stage renal disease in the region.
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Barack Obama's 923 Executive Orders - Urban Legends
Viral text claims President Obama signed 923 executive orders in the first 40 months of his presidency, many times more than any other president to
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Nigeria: NBET Boss Amobi Violates Code of Conduct Law, Runs Private Business
The Managing Director of Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading Company, Marilyn Amobi, has continued to run and direct her private company in the United Kingdom, in what is clearly a contravention of Nigeria's code of conduct for public officers, PREMIUM TIMES can
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“Designed for table football” - Soccer perplexed by handball rule - Stabroek News
BERN,  (Reuters) - Players and coaches around Europe are becoming increasingly perplexed by the current handball rule which one has said is best suited to table football. The article “Designed for table football” - Soccer perplexed by handball rule appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Black Author Releases Book to Assist Parents in Starting the Conversation on Racism and Police Brutality
'The Talk: A Black Family’s Conversation about Racism and Police Brutality' by Ama Karikari-Yawson, Esq. Nationwide - All over the country, parents are having the “the talk” with their kids []
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HeroZona Foundation Establishes Nation's Largest COVID-19 Testing Site | Dallas Weekly
A.P. Powell, the founder and CEO of HeroZona, calls the recently established free drive-thru testing site “COVID City.” Funding for the site came via the CARES Act established earlier this year. “We saw high demand, so we acted,” said Powell. “While the [South Mountain Community College] site was
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Public Relations Expert Gwendolyn Quinn Thrives As a Global Communicator
[ad_1] The public relations game can swallow you if you don’t have the passion to make things exceptional, particularly for your clientele. But when your first major client is Aretha Franklin, it’s safe to say that you’re on the path to success. Gwendolyn Quinn has been in the entertainment
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Government announcement on mandatory face coverings in England is long overdue - Voice Online
THE GOVERNMENT'S announcement that face coverings will be mandatory for people visiting shops in England... The post Government announcement on mandatory face coverings in England is long overdue appeared first on Voice Online.
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Ninety One launches R10-billion Covid-19 business fund - TechCentral
Asset manager Ninety One has launched a R10-billion fund, in partnership with a private equity firm, that will target investments in South African businesses struggling due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Uganda: Main Opposition Leaders Unite, Call for Peaceful Protests
Uganda's top opposition leaders — Robert Kyagulanyi of the People Power Movement and Kizza Besigye of the People's Government — announced Monday they are joining forces to demonstrate against President Yoweri
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Africa: The State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World 2020
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Mayor Garcetti Announces Major Steps to Promote Racial Equity in Los Angeles
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‘Avoid Being Bitten’: Virus-Carrying Asian Tiger Mosquitoes Likely Reach UK - Free Press of Jacksonville
The Asian tiger mosquito, which has made headlines around the world because it carries dangerous viruses, are likely already in the UK, an expert warned. Dr Anna-Bella Failloux poses for a photo. She is a [...]
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A Monthly Ebony Unlikely To Return | The Oklahoma Eagle
www.journal_isms.com By richard ‘The Cost of Print is Exorbitant’ The new chair of the company that owns Ebony magazine says that “print, in all likelihood, will not come back,” that he is looking for “creative ways” to pay writers that Ebony owes and that he would like to spread around the
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Exclusive Q&A: Blue Cross’ new CEO Dr. Tunde Sotunde talks healthcare, his Nigerian roots and racial inequality - African American News Today - EIN News
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African Airlines Take Off With Clipped Wings
[DW] The COVID-19 pandemic brought everyday air traffic to a halt. But African airlines are preparing to take to the skies once more. Many airlines are facing a difficult path ahead to stay competitive.
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