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[Monitor] The Minister of State for Gender and Culture Peace Mutuuzo has asked the Judiciary to embrace technology in the operations of Courts of law to ensure inclusive access to justice. "Since the fate of Covid-19 is not known, the Judiciary ought to consider putting up infrastructure to enable
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Source: allAfrica.com
East Africa: Global Shipping Line Hapag-Lloyd Enters the East African Market
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Global shipping line Hapag-Lloyd has entered the East African market with weekly sailings between China, South-East Asia, Kenya and Tanzania.
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COVID-19: Voluntary 'baby abandonment' soars in South Africa
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Republicans' dishonest war against 'critical race theory' - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
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Meet the ‘Please Call Me’ inventor demanding nearly $800m from Vodacom for using his invention - Face2Face Africa
Nkosana Kenneth Makate is a South African inventor who proposed the “Please Call Me” concept to Vodacom. At the time, Makate was an employee of the South African telecom giant. His concept included allowing people without enough credit to send messages free of charge to other Vodacom users in order
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Landry, Pierre Caliste (1841-1921)
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Understanding the recent Florida legislative session and how it affects the Black community
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Tanzania, France sign loan agreement for water supply
Tanzania on Thursday signed a loan agreement with France to finance water supply projects that will benefit some 770,000 people in the country's Morogoro
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One of the Earliest US Car Companies Was Founded by a Formerly Enslaved Man
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Blantyre giants charged - The Times Group Malawi
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Wendy Raquel Robinson, Hosea Chanchez returning for 'The Game' reboot - TheGrio
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Governor to retire Mississippi's Confederate-themed flag
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De Jongh back at Highlanders
BY FORTUNE MBELE FORMER Highlanders coach Hendrikus Pieter de Jongh is back at Bosso as the club’s brand ambassador in Netherlands. The Bulawayo football giants yesterday confirmed they are in conversations with the Dutchman on his new ambassadorial role. The Dutchman on Monday posted on Twitter
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Uganda: Palm Oil Project Launched
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Kenya: Nairobi County Officials Face Jail Over Sh17m Owed 90-Year-Old Widow - allAfrica.com
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Absent councillors force postponement of city’s budget - Stabroek News
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Russell Wilson and Ciara Ink First-Look Deal With Amazon Studios news -The Black Chronicle
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Nigeria: Dickson Condemns Killing of Policemen
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‘COVID-19 delays wagons delivery from Russia’
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Nigerian Embassy UK begins a new approach to service delivery - African Voice Newspaper
African Voice reports on the first week of the new Nigeria High Commissioner to the United Kingdom His Excellency, Chief Sarafadeen Tunji Ishola, the new Nigeria High Commissioner to the UK launches a new strategy to improve service delivery at the Nigeria House Northumberland Avenue, London. Chief
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PSL signs US$ 1,2 million sponsorship deal with Delta - NewsDay Zimbabwe
By Kevin Mapasure THE Premier Soccer League (PSL) got a shot in the arm after its long-term partner Delta Beverages extended its The post PSL signs US$ 1,2 million sponsorship deal with Delta appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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British & Irish Lions: Plans to stage tour behind closed doors
South Africa rugby chiefs said they were planning for all matches on the British & Irish Lions tour to be played behind closed doors.
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Nigeria: As Lagos Plans to Ban Okada
[Vanguard] As sweet as a melodious music is to the ears, so is the recent news on planned total ban on commercial motorcycles (Okada), to the ears of Lagosians who have long groaned under the menace of Okada riders' operations. In fact, the plan is one of the most cheery news we have heard in
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Uganda: After Tough Contest, Museveni Needs to Give Uganda Hope
[East African] This week, President Yoweri Museveni took oath office for a new term that will stretch his tenure to an unbroken 40 years.
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Tanzania: Mzee Mwinyi - I Gave Workers Union Autonomy
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