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Nigeria: Enough With the Strikes!
[Daily Trust] Resident doctors in Nigeria have been on an indefinite strike action since Monday last week, following which, given previous experience of industrial actions in Nigeria, may not end soon.
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Source: allAfrica.com
Kenya Food Security Outlook Update, April 2021 - Kenya - The Kenya News
Poor rainfall and additional COVID-19 restrictions negatively impact food security Key Messages According to CHIRPS satellite rainfall estimates, the March to May long rains have been significantly below average through April. Cumulative rainfall has been less than 55 to 70 percent of normal across
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Source: The Kenya News
Liberia: President Gives Greenlight for the Demolition of Budumburam Refugee Camp
[FrontPageAfrica] Buduburam Refugee Camp -- Solomon Darko Quarm, the District Chief Executive (DCE) for Gomoa East in the Central Region in Ghana has revealed that they have been given instruction by President Akufo Ado to demolish the Buduburam Refugee Camp and settlements around the camp.
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Source: allAfrica.com
Kenya's Plan to Close Two Camps Worries Refugees
[VOA] The Kenya Interior Ministry's announcement last week of its intention to close two major camps has increased uncertainty for hundreds of thousands of refugees, leaving many of them distraught.
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Ghana: A Marriage of Intrigue and Deception in 'His Only Wife'
[East African] What can a new bride do when her rightful place as a wife is occupied by another woman? In her debut novel, His Only Wife, Ghanaian author Peace Adzo Medie crafts a page-turning tale of intrigues and deception in a modern-day marriage.
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Govt given 90 days to resolve Mulanje, Thyolo land wrangles | Malawi 24 - Malawi news
Centre for Democracy and Economic Development Initiatives (CDEDI) has given the Lazarus Chakwera administration 90 day ultimatum to order that all idle estates in Mulanje and Thyolo should be given to community members to make use of them. The ultimatum was announced in Mulanje on Friday June
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Duckworth says she won’t vote for any non-‘diversity candidates’ until Biden nominates more Asian-Americans.
… going to put any more African Americans in the Cabinet because you … policy proposals, like they would Black Americans, women and other groups.
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Nigeria: Reps Panel Threatens to Summon Buhari
[Premium Times] The Reps panel is investigating the controversy surrounding some oil licenses.
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Nigeria: Sunday Igboho - Protest Rocks Ibadan Over DSS Raid
[Vanguard] Scores of Yoruba Nation agitators, yesterday, staged a protest in Ibadan, Oyo State, demanding the release of agitators arrested by the Department of State Service, DSS, and other security agencies, just as they warned the Federal Government to stop further attacks on Yoruba freedom
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Kenya: Taita Parents Push for Completion of Secondary School
[Nation] Work on a new Sh230 million Voi Girls Secondary School in Taita Taveta has stalled because the contractor is owed more than Sh70 million.
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This is what I expect from the Leader of the Opposition - Stabroek News
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Scott Disick pushes Kourtney Kardashian for a decision on their future
Scott Disick urged Kourtney Kardashian to make a 'final decision' about their relationship so he could finally 'move on'.
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Source: South African News | Online News | The South African
Juneteenth: a tribute to Blacks’ unflinching will to be free -
As the story is usually told, the secular holiday known as Juneteenth began two months after the end of a bloody, four-year Civil War, when General Gordon Granger and 2,000 … Source
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R2 million down the drain! Who to blame? Kaizer Chiefs or Ntshangase?
The 27-year-old has left Kaizer Chiefs after three years at the club, and his stint was more unsuccessful than successful but who to blame?
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Nigeria: FG in Last-Minute Moves to Avert Consultant Doctors Strike
[Vanguard] In a bid to avert looming strike by the Medical and Dental Consultants Association of Nigeria, MEDCAN, the National Salaries Income and Wages Commission, NSIWC, has halted movement of consultants from CONMESS to CONUAS salary scale.
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Tenure Secured: Nikole Hannah-Jones Credits UNC Student Protesters For Pressuring University Trustees
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill finally voted to grant tenure to award-winning investigative journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones, ending more than a month of controversy following the school's initial reluctance.
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Candace Owens Charged $30K For Republican Speaking Gig She Abruptly Reneged On: Report
Candace Owens recently reneged on an agreement to appear at an event on Juneteenth for a Republican group and instead attended a birthday party for the wife of a country music singer Jason Aldean who once wore blackface for Halloween.
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Uganda: Govt Sets Tough Rules for Fishermen At Lake Albert
[Monitor] The government has set tough rules for fishermen operating on Lake Albert as a means of streamlining activities at the lake and cracking down on illegal fishing.
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Rastafarians rejoice as Ghana court orders school to admit dreadlocked students it denied enrollment - Face2Face Africa
A human rights court in Ghana’s capital city of Accra has ordered one of the country’s most prestigious senior high schools to admit two Rastafarian students it refused to take in because of their dreadlocks. In March, Face2Face Africa reported the Achimota School had turned away two sets of
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Uganda: Encroachers On Railway Land to Leave in 6 Months
[Monitor] Thousands of people who have been encroaching on land belonging to the Uganda Railways Corporation (URC) have been given a six-month ultimatum to vacate.
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CCAP Synod of Livingstonia defies PAC on hijabs
The Church of Central Africa Presbyterian (CCAP), Synod of Livingstonia, has said it will not allow learners to wear hijabs in all its institutions despite a memorandum of understanding (MoU) signed by Christians and Muslims on Thursday to allow tolerance on the same. Last month, Muslim communities
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Zimbabwe: Zesa Gets Ultimatum to End Load Shedding
[The Herald] President Mnangagwa has directed the Ministry of Energy and Power Development to come up with measures to end load shedding within the next two years, riding on the several interventions and support extended to the power utility by the Government, particularly the Hwange Power Station
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Uganda: Museveni's Wavering Fight Against Assassins
[Independent (Kampala)] Kampala, Uganda -- President Museveni became meme fodder on social media once again in his latest reference of deadly assassins as "pigs". Denouncing trained assassins after a high profile killing is the default position of the Commander in Chief.
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Zimbabwe: Illegal Gold Panners Defy Directive
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Nedbank Cup latest: Check who drew who in the semi-finals
The Nedbank Cup semi-final draw was conducted on Sunday although there is still one quarter-final match yet to be played.
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Cape Town taxi operator shot dead a day after ceasefire agreement | News24
A taxi operator has been shot dead at a taxi rank in Joe Slovo, Milnerton, despite a ceasefire agreement. Associations say the shooting is unrelated to the route dispute.
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Senator Duckworth drops ultimatum to top White House officials - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
Senators Tammy Duckworth and Mazie Hirono had vowed to vote no on any "non-diversity nominees" until Asian Americans are named to more high level positions in the Biden administration.
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Kenya: Why Kenya is on Thin Ice in Its Justification for Sending Somali Refugees Back Home
[The Conversation Africa] In March 2021, the Kenya government gave the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees a 14-day ultimatum to submit plans for the closure of the country's two main refugee camps. The camps in northern Kenya - Dadaab and Kakuma - hold more than 400,000 people. Kenya
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Uganda: Battle for Control of Uganda Airlines Claims Casualties
[East African] The sacking, in quick succession, of the top management team at Uganda Airlines on April 28 and the entire board a week later, is the climax of a long simmering conflict between the management and government bureaucrats that started even before the first aircraft was bought.
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WHO’S DOING THE HOMEWORK? – Florida Courier
Leadership searches by Bethune-Cookman University’s Board of Trustees revealed questions about applicants that a simple Google search would have answered. Will that trend continue? BY THE FLORIDA COURIER STAFF DAYTONA BEACH – As 107-year-old Bethune-Cookman University moves forward in the wake of
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