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On the eve of Juneteenth and following a historic Supreme Court victory for LGBTQ rights, hundreds of demonstrators gathered in the Hill District Thursday for a rally and march seeking justice for the Black transgender
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J’can latest COVID-positive case in Barbados BRIDGETOWN (CMC): A 34-year-old Jamaican woman has tested positive for the coronavirus after landing in Barbados on Sunday. The Barbados Government Information Service (BGIS) yesterday said that the...
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Mozambique: Macomia - Terrorists Fall Into Army Ambush
Maputo — Some of the terrorists who attacked and briefly occupied the town of Macomia, in the northern Mozambican province of Cabo Delgado on 28 May, fell into an ambush mounted by the defence and security forces at the Nova Zambezia village last Friday, according to a report in the independent
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CULVER CITY — West Los Angeles College has been honored for its online presence by making two best lists: No. 15 in the United States on the 2020 Top Online Community Colleges list published by CollegeConsesus.com; and No. 13 on the 2020 Best Online Community Colleges in California list published
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Dr Sylvia Blyden has been rearrested and detained
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EU regulator green-lights first injectable HIV drug
THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AFP) - The EU's medicines regulator last Friday gave the green light for the first injectable treatment for HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, which could change the lives of millions of people.The cocktail of two antiretroviral (ARV) drugs, rilpivirine and cabotegravir, can
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Nelson Mandela-founded group calls for swift declaration based on recount results
The Nelson Mandela-founded global peace and human rights non-profit organization, The Elders has also joined the call for a swift electoral declaration based on the national recount
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Despite hiccups, director says Region Four ready for school
It is not a welcome start to the school year for Hubert Cassidy*, whose child suffers from disabilities that have made learning a challenge over the years. His second-born attends the Llandilo School of Special Education that operates at three...
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President Bio initiates public dialogue with civil society groups
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 31 October 2020: Last Friday, president Dr Julius Maada Bio inaugurated the Government Civil Society Organisations’ dialogue series and hope that the public engagement will help strengthen and consolidate the country’s democratic values. “I am tasking my Government to infuse
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In the face of a lockdown event that has forced many employees to work from home, businesses have had to accelerate certain aspects of their digital transformation strategies to enhance their resilience.
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WADE-SMITH: UK keeps Kenyan firms afloat in tough times
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GECOM still to get word from COVID-19 Task Force on increasing work stations
After 11 days of recounting, the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) has completed 546 of 2,339 ballot boxes but it is still awaiting word from the National COVID-19 Task Force on increasing the number of work stations to meet its
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Angola: Minister Warns Against Fake Covid-19 Vaccines
[ANGOP] Luanda -- Angolan Health minister Silvia Lutucuta, Monday warned the population to remain alert against fake Covid-19 vaccines in the country.
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Reopening the economy amidst the rise of Covid-19 in Africa - African Voice Newspaper
By Olakunle AgboolaAs the COVID-19 pandemic continues to spread rapidly across the world, African countries have taken strategic decisions to mitigate the economic effects of the virus as African nations have decided to resume operations of key industries amidst the global lockdown. The fear of
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S. Africa: protest against Africa's first vaccine trial | Africanews
Protesters gathered outside the University of the Witswatersrand in Johannesburg Wednesday against Africa’s first COVID-19 vaccine
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Uganda: Masaka, Arua Hospitals Discharge 5 COVID-19 Patients
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The beginning of a new chapter in the history of post-Independence Guyana - Stabroek News
I have been around in this business for 25 years and I have never seen a post-elections process like I have seen here in those 25 years, anywhere…[W]e saw things, with our own eyes, which were clearly not credible and clearly not
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Suspected cop killer stabbed his own brother - Troubled man who lay below radar was 'bad from long time', say residents
Damion Hamilton, the suspected attacker who slew two policemen and injured three others in fierce gunfights last Friday, has been called a cold-hearted killer by residents of two St Catherine communities where he grew up or lived in the
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How Travel Startup Tastemakers Africa Is Still Connecting Us to the Continent Even While We Can't Travel
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Nigeria: President Rejects States' Plan On Unilateral Takeover of DISCOs
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has deleted his account on Sina Weibo, China's answer to Twitter, as tensions between the two countries continue to simmer.
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(Trinidad Guardian) Minister of National Security Stuart Young has successfully defended a legal challenge brought by Shirlanne Sacha Singh against the exemption process to manage the entry of people into
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