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THE MINISTRY OF HEALTH, IN OCTOBER, RECEIVED GENEROUS DONATIONS OF MEDICAL SUPPLIES FROM THE ROTARY CLUB OF LAMENTIN, MARTINIQUE.
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South Africa: 'No Ongoing Crisis,' Says City of Tshwane, Even Though Hammanskraal Tap Water Still Unfit for Drinking
[Daily Maverick] In the aftermath of the cholera outbreak in May centred on Hammanskraal that claimed more than 20 lives, there are lingering concerns about the quality of water supplied to the area by the City of Tshwane.
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Namibia: Disgraced Ngalangi Explains Role in COVID-19 Fugitive Case
Fishcor's finance general manager Paulus Ngalangi defended his decision to transport a South African Covid-19 patient, who is an alleged fugitive, from the border to
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World Bank approves Sh16bn loan for roads, clean water
The World Bank has approved a Sh16.2 billion ($150 million) loan for Kenya to upgrade infrastructure and improve access to basic services in slums.
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Residents or illegal occupiers: Security guards, community clash over access to disputed farm | News24
Residents who have been declared illegal occupiers of a farm outside Dalmada, Polokwane, have staged a protest, demanding that the private owner give up the land.
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The Pop Up Comedy Festival Featuring Huggy Lowdown & Friends
Get Tickets Don't miss the Pop Up Comedy Fest starring Huggy Lowdown from the Tom Joyner Morning Show, Russ Parr Morning Show, The Donnie Simpson show and the Sitcom 'Love that Girl' on TV One. Friday, November 10th at Holiday Inn Washington-College Pk (I-95), an IHG Hotel. Huggy is bringing some
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Mellon Humanities Postdoctoral Fellowship, National Park Service – ASALH – The Founders of Black History Month
The National Park Service (NPS), the National Park Foundation (NPF), and American Conservation Experience (ACE) invite scholars who received their doctorate within the last five years to apply for a two-year NPS Mellon Humanities Postdoctoral Fellowship. This opportunity is generously supported by
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Harbaugh to serve out suspension, Big Ten ends Michigan sign-stealing investigation in settlement – Virgin Islands Free Press
ANN ARBOR (AP) — Michigan announced Thursday that football coach Jim Harbaugh will serve the remainder of a three-game suspension from the Big Ten in return for the conference ending its investigation into a...
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Source: https://vifreepress.com
Namibia: N$6 Billion Needed to Meet Land Delivery Target
Land reform minister Calle Schlettwein said government has only been able to acquire 3.3 million hectares of land for resettlement purposes against a target of five million hectares, which was supposed to be achieved by March this
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On-Screen Debut: Remembering Denzel Washington's First Movie Role | VIDEOs | EURweb
*There’s a lot you can learn from Denzel Washington. As one of the world's most respected and beloved actors and with a career spanning over four decades, the superstar has achieved remarkable feats in the industry. In addition to being a talented actor, Washington is also a man of inspiration and
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Morocco: Floods spark fury as officials hold urgent meeting | Africanews
The municipal council of Casablanca in Morocco will hold an emergency meeting with Lydec, a consortium of water Management Company Friday over floods following torrential rains Tuesday. The meeting will assess the damage caused; and determine post-assessment responsibilities, local media report.
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BCC engages Zesa over power cuts - NewsDay Zimbabwe
BY PATRICIA SIBANDA/PRAISEMORE SITHOLE THE Bulawayo City Council (BCC) has engaged the Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (Zesa) over recurrent power cuts which have disrupted water supplies. The most affected high-density suburbs are Nketa, Sizinda, and Old Pumula, among others. Deputy mayor
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As Gov’t Invests Billions in Infrastructure, Advocates Say “It Costs” to Sideline Blacks, Other Minorities
By Edward Henderson, California Black Media As California and the federal government invests trillions of dollars in infrastructure projects, advocates say there’s a cost for not guaranteeing equitable racial and ethnic participation in contracting, as firms are hired to carry out the necessary
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Alliance Road, Timehri to be upgraded - Stabroek News
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WeightWatchers Picks Healthy Hood Chicago and Dion’s Chicago Dream for Prestigious Award | Chicago Defender
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Africa: President Cyril Ramaphosa - 20th AGOA Forum Opening Ceremony
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Two Togolese journalists jailed for defaming minister - Gajreport
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Tentative Plans to Relocate Unhoused Union Point Residents Up in Air After Oakland’s Homeless Liaison Steps Down | Post News Group
As the City of Oakland has stated intentions to relocate unhoused residents living in Union Point Park in East Oakland, some residents say they will refuse to move unless they can receive a new place to live where they can have independence and services for survival. “We’re trying to figure out
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Nick Cannon Exposes Why His Private Parts Are Insured For $10 Million
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South Africa: Cassper Hailed for R150k Gift to Nompilo Dlamini
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After Miscommunication Over Plan, City Relocates Unhoused North Oakland Residents
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As Temps Plunge, Birmingham to Open Warming Stations on Monday, 27th and Tuesday, 28th
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