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Ramaphosa reprimands Mapisa-Nqakula, docks three months' salary over ANC Zim junket | News24
President Cyril Ramaphosa has cracked the whip, reprimanding and docking three months salary from defence minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula for the ANC junket to Harare on an airforce jet earlier this month.
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Analysis: Trump is stealing China's playbook to deal with TikTok - L.A. Focus Newspaper
It's exactly the kind of scenario that's already par for the course for American companies that want to do business in China (and for those, like Facebook (FB) and Google (GOOGL), that are shut out of the world's second biggest economy). Experts warn that the more Washington's playbook starts to
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CAR: President Touadera looks for a second term in office | Africanews
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White Supremacist Who Yelled ‘Go Back To Africa’ Before Hate Crime Shooting Sentenced To 25 Years
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Fallout Fear Looms Large on India’s Banarasi Sari Industry
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Poverty pushing youths into early sex: Chiwenga
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Hundreds of anti-coal campaigners protest at German mine - Black News Channel
By MSTYSLAV CHERNOV and FRANK JORDANS Associated Press LUETZERATH, Germany (AP) — Hundreds of anti-coal activists staged protesters in and around a mine in western Germany on Saturday, demonstrating against the continued extraction and use of fossil fuels in Europe's biggest economy. Environmental
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Flat-footed and confused - COVID pressure intensifies for parents with classes set to resume next week
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Mandela exhibit on display at Houston Holocaust Museum | Afram News
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Emil Malak Pens an Op-ed: Could Continuous Rapid Testing Eliminate the Need for Lockdowns?
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FILM REVIEW: The 2020 American Black Film Festival – Goes Virtual - Voice and Viewpoint
In the age of COVID, film festival directors are finding creative ways to screen movies for audiences without gathering large groups at indoor venues. Hence the 2020 ABFF Online Edition. For those who tuned in, the array of films for the 24th festival by black artists was vast. These movies will do
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First Global Black Women’s Chamber of Commerce to Launch October 1. | Afro
By AFRO Staff Although the First Global Black Women’s Chamber of Commerce is set to launch October 1, it already has nearly 100 members and has generated 25 new businesses. Third generation business owner, Ambassador Suzan Johnson (Sujay) Cook, former U.S. domestic policy advisor and
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COVID-19 aid remains stymied in Congress | New Pittsburgh Courier
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