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Pink Umbrella Theater is today announcing a $10,000 matching grant from the Silverstein Family Charitable Fund – money that will support the hiring of professional teaching artists, keep tuition low, and provide a virtual teaching platform. “Students and adults with disabilities are losing services
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South Asian and African-American communities respond to Kamala Harris’ identity as “one of them” - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
… , can motivate the African American demographic to show their … be unforgettable for young African American and South Asian girls … According to Hughes, the African American voting bloc has leaned … will absolutely increase the African American support for the …
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PSL players sink in poverty
ZIMBABWE'S Premier Soccer League players have taken the sharpest knock from the profound effects of the deadly COVID-19 pandemic, compounded by the relentless economic turbulence obtaining in the country and have been plunged into poverty. BY TAWANDA TAFIRENYIKA It has emerged that the majority of
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First in-country talks hold for Libyan leaders | Africanews
Rival Libyan military officers began talks Monday on home soil for the first time following a ceasefire agreement last month, discussing implementation of the
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COVID-19 Cases Among Children in U.S. Hit One-Week High
The coronavirus pandemic is now hitting children in the U.S. at "unprecedented levels," with the final week of October seeing a record spike in cases among youths.
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Committee named to establish Portmore as a parish
St Catherine South Central Member of Parliament Dr Andrew Wheatley will chair a committee to examine a motion to name Portmore as Jamaica’s 15th parish.  The motion was tabled by Local Government Minister Desmond McKenzie at...
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Ivory Coast police surround house of opposition leader | Africanews
Ivory Coast's government on Tuesday accused the opposition of "plotting" against the state after it vowed to set up a rival government following bruising presidential elections won in a landslide by the incumbent, Alassane
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Zinwa ready to pump Epping Forest water to Byo
THE Zimbabwe National Water Authority (Zinwa) has indicated that it will start providing borehole water drawn from Epping Forest to Bulawayo residents this month. BY SILAS NKALA This was after the Bulawayo Water Action (BUWA) last week launched a countdown campaign to push Zinwa to fulfil its
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Spanish court takes over new investigation of ex-king - Black News Channel
By CIARÁN GILES Associated Press MADRID (AP) — Spanish Supreme Court prosecutors have taken over a new investigation into the financial activities of ex-King Juan Carlos, who recently left Spain to live in an unspecified country following the opening of probes against him in Spain and
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California offered a lifeline when their hours were cut — then payments froze - Black Voice News
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The election has ended but the decision is far from over. After millions of Americans voted in an election overshadowed by the COVID-19 pandemic, political watchers and ordinary Americans remained on tenterhooks as the count began on Tuesday. At 10...
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US President Donald Trump on Tuesday again sought to sow doubt over the counting of ballots beyond election day, saying the country was "entitled" to know who won on the day of the vote. "You have to have a date, and the date...
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Zimbabwean investigative journalist Hopewell Chin'ono was arrested again, this time on charges of contempt of court relating to a tweet.
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Natacha Buchanan Applauds ONG Industry’s Outreach to Minorities
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