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Dr. Jerry Seals, infectious diseases specialist, passes away after battle with Alzheimer's disease
By Special to the AFRO Jerry Seals, MD quietly passed away after a long battle with Alzheimer's disease on Oct. 13. He was born on Nov. 1, 1946 in Laurel, […] The post Dr. Jerry Seals, infectious diseases specialist, passes away after battle with Alzheimer's disease appeared fir
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Family of Shanquella Robinson Holding Friends Responsible in Suspicious Death | Atlanta Daily World
The family of Shanquella Robinson, the young woman who died mysteriously while vacationing with friends in Cancun, Mexico is taking the friends who traveled with her on the trip to court, albeit civil court. On Tuesday, Oct. 31, one year after the death of the 25-year-old North Carolina woman, the
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PM Mottley: Further amendments coming for Catastrophe Fund Act - Barbados Today
The Government is proposing to make a further amendment to the Catastrophe Fund Act, Prime Minister Mia Mottley announced Saturday. During a news conference to update the country on the damage suffered as a result of the passage of Hurricane Elsa, the Prime Minister said it has been recognized
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PM: Construction sector likely to open on June 28 - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
ONE of the last sectors to close will be one of the first to reopen as the Prime Minister seeks to balance the scale of saving lives and livelihoods with construction set to resume work on June 28. Speaking at the media briefing at the Prime Minister's residence on Saturday, Dr Rowley said h
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St. Croix Water Crisis a Confluence of Unfortunate Events, Officials Say
A meeting between government officials and reporters Thursday afternoon to discuss the St. Croix water crisis provided few new answers but clarified that a perfect storm of events has apparently contributed to the elevated levels of lead and copper found in some areas during testing in September.
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Avoiding more vaccine pain and regret - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
THE EDITOR: Your columnist Paolo Kernahan, in his excellent piece on June 21, pointed out 'that despite foreknowledge of limited covid19 vaccines the Government proceeded anyway with its patently flawed vaccination plan.' And as a consequence, 'The public was misled, causing dangerous crowdin
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Les crises s’empilent - Haiti News
C’est une véritable razzia qui s’est abattue sur les principaux dépôts de produits alimentaires de la sortie nord de Port-au-Prince, le week-end écoulé. Tout le week-end. Il faut entendre le récit des propriétaires pour comprendre l'ampleur de la catastrophe : des hommes armés ont investi les
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Affrontement entre gangs à Port-au-Prince : environ 8 500 femmes et enfants déplacés en deux semaines, rapporte l’Unicef - Haiti News
Depuis le  début du mois de  juin, des affrontements entre gangs armés rivaux ont éclaté à Martissant, Fontamara et Delmas, et ont causé la destruction de centaines de maisons. Certains habitants ont été contraints de se réfugier dans des lieux supposés sécurisés. Au total,  l’Unicef rapporte avoir
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Haiti Prime Minister gets one month extension | New York Carib News
Prime Minister Claude Joseph has thanked President Jovenel Moise for extending his tenure as head of the government for another 30 days.
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Pakistan Court Slams Investigation Agency For Misuse Of Authority, Threatens Heavy Fine – The Wilmington Journal
ISLAMABAD — The Islamabad High Court has slammed Pakistan’s Federal Investigation Agency’s cybercrime wing. The cybercrime wing was asked to exercise its powers judiciously, or the court would impose a heavy fine on investigation officers for misuse of authority. Islamabad [...]
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Cameroon: National Communication Council - Joseph Chebonkeng Takes Command
[Cameroon Tribune] Prime Minister, Head of Government Joseph Dion Ngute presided at his commissioning ceremony in Yaounde on June 29, 2021.
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Vaccine system’srecurring infection - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
IT HAS been another terrible week for many citizens at the mercy of Government's vaccination programme and we are constrained to return to this issue yet again. Notwithstanding an apology from the Prime Minister for last week's events, the week began ominously with a serious communications blu
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Film On New Zealand’s Mosque Attacks Gathers Backlash
WELLINGTON, New Zealand — A film based on the aftermath of the Christchurch Mosques terror attacks continues to generate anguish in New Zealand, casting doubt on whether the movie will be made. New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has voiced her opposition to the project titled “They Are
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Tanzania: PM Lauds Three Ministries for Inter-School Games
[Daily News] PRIME Minister Kassim Majaliwa has commended three ministries for their efforts in conducting and coordinating the both the Inter-Primary and Secondary Schools Games; UMITASHUMTA and UMISSETA.
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Former Ivory Coast PM Sentenced To Life - St. Lucia Times News
An Ivory Coast court on Wednesday sentenced former prime minister and rebel leader Guillaume Soro to life imprisonment in absentia on charges of plotting a coup against President Alassane Ouattara. Soro, who is in exile in Europe, was charged with conspiracy and an attempted attack on state
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Thousands Flee From Wave Of Violence In Haiti's Capital - St. Lucia Times News
A bloody wave of shootings, arson and other criminal violence has engulfed parts of Port-au-Prince, forcing thousands of people to flee their homes and trapping others within dangerous areas of the Haitian capital, aid agencies say. Most recently, a series of killings on Tuesday night claimed the
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Holness: Government to create housing revolution
Prime Minister Andrew  Holness, says the Government is going to create a housing revolution to deliver units to families across the island at reasonable costs.
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Egypt: PM Follows Up Efforts to Develop Maritime Transport System to Facilitate Trade With African States
[Egypt Online] Prime Minister Dr Mostafa Madbouli said Thursday 17/6/2021 the government is highly concerned with developing maritime transport as it directly impacts Egyptian exports in terms of providing regular navigation lines and activating exportation especially with the African states.
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Fulton County Jail Faces More Trouble; Labat Needs $1 Billion | Atlanta Daily World
The Fulton County Jail continues to deal with the issue of overcrowding, even though jail officials believed a plan to move prisoners to other facilities for incarceration would alleviate the problem. 'It's about safety first and foremost,' Sheriff Pat Labat said of the plan to ease overcrowding at
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UNC walks out on PM in Tobago bill debate - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
AND ELIZABETH GONZALES OPPOSITION Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar on Tuesday led her MPs in a walkout of the House of Representatives in protest at extra time accorded to the Prime Minister to talk in support of a government motion to Adopt the Report of the JSC on the Constitution (Amendment
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Government gives green light for promoters to stage events - Barbados Today
Barbadians can now look forward to attending fetes once again as Government gives the green light for promoters to have events that are limited to 150 people in one location. This announcement came from Prime Minister Mia Mottley, who also told the nation during a press conference today that the
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Port-au-Prince, des gangs font la loi - Haiti News
La région métropolitaine est sous tension depuis le week-end écoulé. Des gangs s’affrontent, font pleuvoir des balles et défilent à visière levée au centre-ville, au bas de la commune de Delmas et à Cité Soleil. Tôt ce lundi, des bandits armés ont attaqué les locaux du concessionnaire automobile
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L’instruction sur l’assassinat de Me Dorval bloquée ! | Haiti Liberte
Le juge Renord Régis qui assurait l’instruction sur l’assassinat du bâtonnier Monferrier Dorval  survenu le 28 août 2020 a été obligé de se mettre à couvert et cela pour plusieurs raisons. Le gouvernement en place ne lui donne pas des moyens efficaces de fonctionnement. Il est bruit que le
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(1918) Rev. Francis J. Grimke, “Victory for the Allies and the United States a Ground of Rejoicing, of Thanksgiving”
Francis J. Grimke was born a slave in Charleston, South Carolina on November 4, 1850.  After the war he and his older brother, Archibald, went north to Lincoln University.  Francis graduated from Lincoln in 1870.  After working briefly at Lincoln, Grimke attended Princeton Theological Seminary from
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THA Chief Sec: UNC leader 'ridiculous and disrespectful' - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
THA Chief Secretary Ancil Dennis has described as “ridiculous and disrespectful” Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar’s tearing up a copy of what she claimed was a “gutted” version of the Tobago self-government bill. Persad-Bissessar led her UNC MPs in a walkout from Parliament to protest
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Port-au-Prince, des gangs font la loi - Haiti News
La région métropolitaine est sous tension depuis le week-end écoulé. Des gangs s’affrontent, font pleuvoir des balles et défilent à visière levée au centre-ville, au bas de la commune de Delmas et à Cité Soleil. Tôt ce lundi, des bandits armés ont attaqué les locaux du concessionnaire automobile
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Algeria: Benabderrahmane to Distribute Housing Units in Algiers
[Algerie Presse Service] Algiers -- Prime Minister, Aïmene Benabderrahmane, started Tuesday morning a working visit to Algiers during which he will distribute housing units and this on the sidelines of the celebration of the 59th anniversary of Independence and Youth Day.
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Cameroon: Simon Achidi Achu - Tribute, Honours At Corpse Removal
[Cameroon Tribune] The mortal remains of the former Prime Minister, were removed at the Mortuary of the Yaounde General Hospital on July 1, 2021.
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UNC walks out on PM in Tobago bill debate - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
AND ELIZABETH GONZALES OPPOSITION Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar on Tuesday led her MPs in a walkout of the House of Representatives in protest at extra time accorded to the Prime Minister to talk in support of a government motion to Adopt the Report of the JSC on the Constitution (Amendment
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