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Brutal killings, rape and other crimes allegedly carried out by the ethnic Lendu community in Ituri province, northeastern Democratic Republic of Congo may constitute crimes against humanity and war crimes, according to the United
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Source: allAfrica.com
WHO begins shipping Chinese vaccines despite some misgivings | News24
The World Health Organization's pandemic programme plans to ship 100 million doses of the Sinovac and Sinopharm Covid-19 shots by the end of next month, mostly to Africa and Asia, in its first delivery of Chinese vaccines, a WHO document shows.
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NNPA Joins with Black and Latino law enforcement organizations to oppose the Washington, DC city council’s ban on menthol cigarettes | Afro
By NNPA Washington, DC via NNPA – The National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA), representing more than 200 African American-owned community newspapers from across the United States, have joined together with the nation’s leading Black and Hispanic law enforcement executives to oppose the
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Zulu: Alcohol and drug abuse linked to gender-based violence
Social Development Minister Lindiwe Zulu has called on all South Africans to join hands in the fight against the scourge of Gender-Based Violence
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Zimbabwe: Mnangagwa Continues 'Scoring Own Goals'
[New Zimbabwe] President Emmerson Mnangagwa's administration continues presenting "itself in the worst possible light at home and internationally", casting any pretence of implementing reforms to the wind, with hopes for a rebounding economy continuing to fade.
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Prince William slams the BBC, says Diana interview worsened his parents' relationship
An inquiry found that BBC journalist Martin Bashir used deceit to secure a 1995 interview with Princess Diana.
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AKINYEMI: Reaction time is critical to survival of firms
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Health + Tech | Technology and its impact on sleep
We’ve always heard about how important it is to have a good night’s sleep to allow the body, especially our brain, to rest. Sleep has a lot to do with how healthy we are. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), “Good quality sleep is...
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'I didn’t envisage a profitable business': Meet the Rwandan beautifying the city of Kigali one flower at a time - Face2Face Africa
After primary school, Viateur Ndahayo could not pursue further education due to financial challenges. As the first child, he had to also assist his mother to provide for his siblings. He decided to venture into the horticulture industry in Rwanda by cultivating flowers for a growing market. In
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Election not on my mind, says Holness - PM says he is focusing on economic recovery
Annotto Bay, St Mary Brushing aside increased speculation in recent times that a general election could be on the horizon, Prime Minister Andrew Holness said that restoring the economy and ensuring that people regain employment are high on his...
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Cops dismiss kidnapping claims - Stabroek News
The Guyana Police Force (GPF) yesterday denied claims of a recent spate of kidnappings as “misinformation.” The article Cops dismiss kidnapping claims appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Nigeria: Bandits Attacks - Presidency Announces 'Major Proactive' Military Operation in Katsina
A day after scores of residents of a Katsina community blocked a highway to protest incessant attacks by armed bandits, the presidency announced the commencement of a major military operation to sweep bandits and kidnappers out of the
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Seychelles virus-free with full recoveries, no death
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Hustler literature sheds light on the world of internet fraud in Nigeria - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
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South Africa: Gauteng Traffic Police Urges Caution On the Roads
[SAnews.gov.za] Gauteng Traffic Police have warned motorists against criminals placing spikes or objects on public roads with the intention of robbing them.
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Get vaccinated, it's your 'contribution to society' - Independent Schools Association | News24
The Independent Schools Association of Southern Africa (Isasa) warned that schools might not be able to accommodate teachers not vaccinated against Covid-19.
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Nigeria: Gunmen Abduct Three Workers At Obasanjo Farms
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Nigeria: Buhari 'Deeply Shocked' By Gubio Mass Killing, Charges Troops to Rescue Kidnapped Residents
President Muhammadu Buhari has expressed shock over Tuesday's mass killing by Boko Haram in a Borno village which resulted in the death of 81
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Black women with natural hairstyles rejected for jobs, seen as less professional - Study - Face2Face Africa
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Entrepreneur Diane Yoo uses her platforms to stop Asian hate | New Pittsburgh Courier
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Sudan - Media Crackdown Escalates Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
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Window opens for Burundi and Rwanda relations after frosty spell
President Paul Kagame’s condolence message to Burundians following the death of the outgoing President Pierre Nkurunziza marked his first public message to the country since relations between Rwanda and Burundi turned sour in
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Local Bill Could Stop MI Employers From Making Workers Take COVID-19 Vaccine | The Michigan Chronicle
A new bill, if approved, could prevent Michigan employers from mandating their employees from taking the COVID-19 vaccine, FOX 2 reported. The bill, according to the article, would also remove mask mandates for unvaccinated employees. House Bil 4471 would, 'Prohibit employers from discriminating
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NIDS will be held to high cybersecurity standards – director
Programme director for the National Identification System (NIDS), Warren Vernon, sought to assure Jamaicans on Tuesday that the identification platform, when implemented, would be buttressed by a strong cybersecurity framework. Addressing a joint...
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Rwanda: Window Opens for Burundi and Rwanda Relations After Frosty Spell
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Bostic: New COVID-19 cluster emerges - Barbados Today
Minister of Health and Wellness, Lieutenant Colonel Jeffrey Bostic, said after days of reduced COVID-19 numbers from daily tests, an unfortunate new cluster has emerged from the heart of The City. “On Thursday we had one case, and this case yielded another 10 positives the following day as
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Bruce’s Beach bill gets final OK from state Senate, heads to governor’s desk - L.A. Focus News
Los Angeles County can soon return a piece of oceanfront land in Manhattan Beach to its original Black owners - thanks to a first-of-its-kind bill that's on its way to Gov. Gavin Newsom. A state Senate bill to give L.A. County the authority to transfer two parcels of land to the descendants of
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