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WFP rescues food insecure urbanites - NewsDay Zimbabwe
In a report, WFP said 50% of Zimbabwe’s urban households faced difficulties in affording nutritionally adequate diets. The post WFP rescues food insecure urbanites appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Hud Announces $3.3 Million To The U.S. Virgin Islands for Housing and Economic Opportunity
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development announced $3,377,000 in grants to the U. S. Virgin Islands Monday. They are earmarked for community planning and development activities, ranging from the development of affordable housing to expanding economic opportunity for people with low and
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Girl, ten, raped, hospitalised for two days
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News The San Fernando General Hospital. A ten-year-old girl was raped at her home last month and spent two days at the San Fernando General Hospital. Police said the incident happened at a house in southwest Trinidad last month. Since
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Criminologist: SSA terrorist report is scaremongering
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News In this file photo, women walk in the al-Hol camp that houses some 60,000 refugees, including families and supporters of the Islamic State group, many of them foreign nationals, in Hasakeh province, Syria on May 1, 2021. - AP
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Injured civil servants fail to pay medical bills - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Two Kariba residents Maxton Kanhema and Samson Coffee have since approached Mashonaland West minister of State Mary Mliswa-Chikoka for assistance for the victims, who happen to be civil servants. The post Injured civil servants fail to pay medical bills appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Irrigation panacea to droughts: Haritatos - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Addressing delegates and journalists during a field trip to United Nations Development Programme-Zimbabwe Resilience Building Fund (ZRBF) projects in Mwenezi and Chiredzi on Monday, Haritatos said his ministry was prioritising irrigation
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Smithsonian’s Renwick Gallery to Feature Works by St. Johnian Avelino Samuel
Bajo El Sol Gallery is pleased to announce that St. Johnian woodturner Avelino Samuel’s work will be featured at Washington D.C.’s Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian American Art Museum during the yearlong exhibition “This Present Moment: Crafting a Better World,” which will run from May
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Chinotimba lives another day - NewsDay Zimbabwe
The protest, which had been planned to take place at the party’s Buhera district offices at Murambinda growth point, failed to materialise as police cordoned off the area. The post Chinotimba lives another day appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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CTUSAB says increased allowances only affect 0.5 per cent of public sector employees - Barbados Today
Less than one per cent of public servants would benefit from Government’s proposed increase in allowances and therefore it cannot be a substitute for a salary increase. So says general secretary of the Congress of Trade Unions and Staff Associations of Barbados (CTUSAB), Dennis DePeiza, who said
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Lobby group in bid to block Davos delegation - NewsDay Zimbabwe
In a statement yesterday, FIA Zimbabwe urged the government to concentrate on ending socio-economic inequalities saying: “Is Davos a priority with all the economic woes citizens are facing at home?” The post Lobby group in bid to block Davos delegation appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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BTMI encouraging residents and visitors to share their stories - Barbados Today
by Marlon Madden Barbados is known as one of the most ideal tourist destinations for many around the world. However, most people taking a trip to the Eastern Caribbean island traditionally do so during the winter months in an effort to escape the cold. With this in mind, the Barbados Tourism
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Coral World on Watch as Ping the Pregnant Dolphin Nears Due Date
Suspicions that Ping was pregnant were first raised last August, and then confirmed by an ultrasound in September. She is the first marine mammal at Coral World to become pregnant, and her calf will be the first dolphin to be born under the park’s care, said Kristine Tartaglio, assistant curator of
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BARP members learn about preventing falls - Barbados Today
by David Hinkson Every year, one in three persons over the age of 65 years experiences a fall, and one in five of those falls causes a serious injury, whether broken bones or head trauma. And some three million older people receive treatment in emergency departments at hospitals owing to injuries
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Oasis Market offers Double Up  - The Oklahoma Eagle
Double Up Oklahoma increases access to fresh foods for low-income and food-insecure Oklahomans by matching SNAP dollars spent, up to $20 per day, toward the purchase of fresh fruits and vegetables at participating farmers markets and grocery
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Tobago Business Chamber: Govt giving mixed signals
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Tobago Business Chamber president Martin George - The Tobago Business Chamber has described as “mixed signals,” the government’s presentation of the Mid-Year Budget Review on Monday in the House of Representatives. In the
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Symmonds: Local proposals for future of Harrison Cave not up to scratch - Barbados Today
The management of Barbados’ premier tourist attraction, Harrison’s Cave was awarded to Chukka Caribbean Adventures because the plans of the local entities that expressed interest were not up to scratch. In fact, according to Senior Minister and Minister of Energy and Business Development Kerrie
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THA Chief Sec: ‘We’re losing too many women’
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday Tobago must not lose its love and neighbourliness. So said THA Chief Secretary Farley Augustine when questioned about the recent spate of gender-based violence in Trinidad. In the past few days, four women have been murdered in
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La mise en quarantaine | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste Apr?s l'Ind?pendance et en dehors du racisme end?mique chez les Occidentaux, en dehors du fait que tout autour d'Ha?ti ces nations avaient maintenu l'esclavage, les colons craignaient l'influence que la r?volution des anciens esclaves d'Ha?ti
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COVID Hospitalizations Rise in Washington State 
Health officials are sounding the alarm about new COVID cases. COVID cases are rising in Western Washington. Seattle doctors are concerned and are letting the city know as hospitalizations are on the
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COVID-19 update: 371 new cases - Barbados Today
There were 371 new COVID-19 cases, 164 males and 207 females, recorded on Wednesday, May 18, from the 1,362 tests carried out by the Best-dos Santos Public Health Laboratory. Of the positive cases, 102 persons were under the age of 18, and 269 were 18 years and older. The number of people in
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CIB Investigating Harvey Project Shootings; 1 Injured 1 Dead
On May 16, 2022, at 8:48 p.m., an off-duty officer reported hearing shots fired in the Profit Hills Housing Community (Harvey Project) area. Upon making a check, officers discovered shell casings and blood.
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Entertainers relieved COVID-19 test mandate removed - Barbados Today
Some entertainers have welcomed the change to the COVID-19 directives which eliminates the need for them to get tested even if they are vaccinated, to perform at events. In the most recent Emergency Management (COVID-19) (Protocols) (No.8) Directive which came into effect from last
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Virgin Islanders on Covid-19's Frontlines Honored at UVI Graduation
Two Virgin Islands health professionals were honored during graduation exercises held this week at the University of the Virgin Islands.
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Hypertension art?rielle : prenez l'habitude de contr?ler r?guli?rement votre tension art?rielle | Haiti Gazette
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MDC Byo to stage demo - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Senior party member Alex Gumede told Southern Eye that: “Party president Douglas Mwonzora sent an envoy to Bulawayo to deal with the matter. The post MDC Byo to stage demo appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Polls a security threat: Zec - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Zec also claimed that elections in the country were now a security issue. The post Polls a security threat: Zec appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Coral World on Watch as Ping the Pregnant Dolphin Nears Due Date
Suspicions that Ping was pregnant were first raised last August, and then confirmed by an ultrasound in September. She is the first marine mammal at Coral World to become pregnant, and her calf will be the first dolphin to be born under the park’s care, said Kristine Tartaglio, assistant curator of
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RBZ auction negatively affecting miners - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Appearing yesterday before the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Budget and Finance to give oral evidence on the foreign currency allocation system, Zimbabwe Chamber of Mines president Isaac Kwesu said the foreign currency auction system failed to provide key sectors of the economy with the
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Finish the job, please! - Barbados Today
A St Andrew man wants the Barbados Water Authority (BWA) to restore his driveway to a state of normalcy nearly two months after they dug it up to repair a burst main. Jeffrey Blackman told Barbados TODAY that the large main at the front of his Coggins Hill house burst in the early hours of
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High adolescent pregnancies in the Caribbean - Barbados Today
Barbados and other Caribbean countries are significantly affected by unintended pregnancies, says Director Representative of the UNFPA Sub-Regional Office for the Caribbean Alison Drayton. Delivering opening remarks at the virtual Youth Round Table Talk: How Do Unintended Pregnancies Affect
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