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Bryant has vowed to create one million Black entrepreneurs and businesses via a $130 million fund with Shopify, the second-largest e-commerce platform in the world and he’s giving everyone the cheat code in his book, ‘Up from Nothing; The Untold Story of How We (All) Succeed.
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West Indies name provisional T20 squad for exciting summer schedule - Barbados Today
ST JOHN’S, Antigua — The Cricket West Indies (CWI) Selection Panel announces a provisional 18-man squad ahead of the three back-to-back five-match T20 International (T20I) Series against South Africa, Australia and Pakistan. The expanded squad maintains the blend of experienced players with
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Immigration Corner | Applying for a child’s passport
Dear Mr Bassie, How would I go about applying for a British passport for my child for the first time? Any assistance would be appreciated. – B.G. Dear B.G., Please be aware that if the child has never had a British passport, persons must...
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Academics hail Sir Hilary's re-Appointment as UWI head | New York Carib News
Caribbean Academics in North America are hailing the re-appointment of Sir Hilary Beckles as the University of the West Indies Vice Chancellor for the next six years.
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Class win for Worswick on first outing in new Ford Fiesta | The Bajan Reporter
Two weeks after fellow Sol Rally Barbados regulars including Kevin Procter and Andy Scott returned to action in the Snetterton Stages, it was Nigel Worswick's turn to end the prolonged break from rallying caused by the coronavirus pandemic as part of his planned build-up to Sol RB21, scheduled for
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We bring you the latest Premier Soccer League transfer rumours from the likes of Kaizer Chiefs, Orlando Pirates and Moroka Swallows today.
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Zim DJ Dash’s song premieres on BBC - NewsDay Zimbabwe
BY PRESTIGE MUNTANGA SOUTH AFRICA-BASED Zimbabwean artiste Lyle Khamal Bosch popularly known as DJ Dash on the showbiz scene is in cloud The post Zim DJ Dash’s song premieres on BBC appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Move on, you lost - Stabroek News
Dear Editor,  In the memorable words of the famous coach Yogi Berra It’s like ‘déjà vu all over again’ in Guyana in 2021. The article Move on, you lost appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Hewitt says DLP bickering helps only BLP - Barbados Today
Barbados former High Commissioner in London, Guy Hewitt, says he has no desire to be part of any political bloodletting in the Democratic Labour Party (DLP). Moments after his arrival at the Grantley Adams International Airport from Florida, Hewitt responded to rising calls from DLP insiders and
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Mamelodi Sundowns: Stats show who was the biggest villain against Al Ahly
Mamelodi Sundowns will be cautiously optimistic they can overturn their two-goal deficit after the first leg against Al Ahly in the return fixture in Pretoria this weekend.
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TODSS boss calls for speed cut to reduce crashes
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Guyana’s ethnic predicament: Cheddi Jagan’s strategies - Stabroek News
By Dr Bertrand Ramcharan Seventh Chancellor of the University of Guyana In a previous offering we called for historical analysis of Guyana’s ethnic predicament.  The article Guyana’s ethnic predicament: Cheddi Jagan’s strategies appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Africa: Wang Yi Chairs UN Security Council Open Debate on 'Peace and Security in Africa'
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Goddard Enterprises helps with relief efforts - Barbados Today
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The Legend of Carval Rock | News of St. John
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Sun Investments manager pleads guilty to banking breaches
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Caribbean News - CARICOM Says It Supports Two State Solution In Israel, Palestine Conflict - Haiti News
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With the prevalence of high blood pressure in the Caribbean topping the regional average in the Americas on this World Hypertension Day, the Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA) on Monday pressed for urgent action to fight a long-standing, silent pandemic. The call comes as figures show the
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