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One more COVID-19 death, 100 new cases

Jamaica on Saturday recorded one more COVID-19 deaths, pushing the tally to 120. The deceased is an 82-year-old male of a St James address. One more case was recorded as a coincidental death. And one other fatality is being probed, pushing that...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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Westmoreland man charged following stabbing at a bar

Detectives attached to the Westmoreland Division arrested and charged a man on Saturday with wounding with intent. He is 28-year-old Jason Thomas, a labourer of Bay Road, Little London in Westmoreland. He is scheduled to appear before the...

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Teen charged in connection with $400,000 robbery

The Central Police have charged a teenager in connection with the robbery of hundreds of thousands of dollars following an incident in downtown Kingston. He has been identified as 18-year-old Eusebio Cecilio of West Street, Kingston. According to...

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Zweli Mkhize suggests that SA may return to a hard lockdown

Brace yourselves everybody, we may be in for a bumpy ride: Health Minister Zweli Mkhize is mulling the idea of another hard lockdown for the nation.

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Live: High Court Hearing for challenge blocking GECOM from declaring recount results - Stabroek News

The Chief Justice Roxane George hears a court challenge filed to block the attempt by Chairperson of the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) retired Justice Claudette Singh to declare the winner of the March 2nd polls using the results of the national recount

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South Africa: Minister Zweli Mkhize Confirms Total of 131 800 Cases of COVID-19

Press Release - As of today, the cumulative number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in South Africa is 131 800, with 7 210 new cases recorded in the last 24 hours.

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Source: allAfrica.com

No new COVID tests reported - Stabroek News

Guyana’s COVID-19 situation remains the same as no new persons were tested between Sunday and yesterday. The article No new COVID tests reported appeared first on Stabroek News.

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Two more COVID deaths, 140 new cases

Jamaica today recorded two more COVID-19 deaths bringing the total to 36. Three other deaths remain under investigation. Meanwhile, there have been 140 new COVID cases with ages ranging from two years to 90 years. The overall COVID tally is...

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Region Six's COVID-19 cases rise to 7 - Stabroek News

Chairman of Region Six David Armogan moments ago confirmed that seven persons have since tested positive for COVID-19 in the region. The article Region Six's COVID-19 cases rise to 7 appeared first on Stabroek News.

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Stima Sacco restructures Sh450m customer loans

Stima Sacco has restructured Sh450 million in loans, an equivalent to 1.5 per cent of its net lending by the end May as it seeks to cushion members from the coronavirus crisis.

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GRAPHICS | Gauteng recording more Covid-19 cases a day than Western Cape has at any point | News24

Gauteng is recording more new Covid-19 cases a day than any province has at any time. But the provincial health department says the surge is expected.

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St Elizabeth police list person of interest

The St Elizabeth Police have listed 23-year-old Rascine Moxam, otherwise called ‘Bucks’, of Frenchman district, in Treasure Beach as a person of interest. Moxam is being asked to make contact with detectives at the Black River police...

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Surviving rape - Stabroek News

“I feel a bit encouraged because some persons have reached out to me telling me a bit of their story and I have tried my best to encourage them to have faith and stay strong,” the mother of one said. The article Surviving rape appeared first on Stabroek News.

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Coronavirus Update: Democrats Launch Enhanced Online Voting Portal Amid Pandemic

As the pandemic continues and the general election approaches, Democrats announce it is launching an expanded online portal that allows visitors to register to vote and request a mail ballot in their state. The portal IWillVote.com also captures digitized signatures for ballot paperwork. “The

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Kenya: Record 97 COVID-19 Patients Discharged After Full Recovery

[Nation] Kenya on Monday recorded the highest number of recoveries since the outbreak of Covid-19 in the country.

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Uganda: Experts Blame Covid-19 Deaths On Rising Community Infections

[Monitor] Scientists have attributed the Covid-19 deaths in the country to increasing community infections.

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'Extend curfew hours'

WITH the country set to head to the polls in three weeks amid a second wave of novel coronavirus infections, public health expert Dr Peter Figueroa is urging the Government to reintroduce earlier curfew times and reduce the numbers allowed for public gatherings.

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CDC forecast: 19,000 more Americans could die from Covid-19 in the next 20 days | The Atlanta Voice

First, the good news: The numbers of new Covid-19 cases each day in about 27 states have generally plateaued this past week compared to the previous week. Now, the bad news: 'Our levels are still far too high,' said Dr. Megan Ranney, an emergency physician at Lifespan Health System and associate

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Trio held over La Grange hit and run released on station bail - Stabroek News

Three persons held in connection with the recent death of mason Imran Abdul, who died as a result of a hit and run along the La Grange Public Road, West Bank Demerara, have been released on station

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Health experts fear second wave of coronavirus cases -

LOS ANGELES — California, where health experts warn of a potential second wave of the coronavirus as the economy reopens, is seeing cases rise at a rapid clip, even as other states have seen the first wave fade, it was reported June 3. Numbers compiled by Johns Hopkins University show that

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Jamaican Historian Wants History to be Compulsory Subject in Schools

As Jamaica marked 182 years since Emancipation on Aug. 1, Verene Shepherd, a professor and social historian and director of the Centre for Reparation Research at the University of the West Indies in Mona, called for the teaching of history to be made compulsory at all levels of the education

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Source: The Washington Informer

Police probing suspected suicide in St Elizabeth

The police are probing a suspected case of suicide in St Elizabeth. The deceased has been identified as 67-year-old Roy McClacken, a farmer of New Brunswick district. The police report that about 1:00 p.m. on Thursday, a relative went to visit...

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Man killed in Westmoreland crash

Twenty-three-year-old Johnoy Gosse of West End, Negril in Westmoreland died as a result of injuries he sustained in a motor vehicle collision on the West End main road in the parish on Saturday. The police report that about 5:00 p.m., Gosse was...

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Elderly man killed in St James crash

The Coral Gardens Police are probing the circumstances surrounding a vehicular collision on the Flanker Main Road, St James on Saturday which claimed the life of 72-year-old Llewelyn McKenzie of Bamboo Drive, Hanover. The police report that about 7...

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Rwanda: Covid-19 - Over 275 Thousand Tests Conducted So Far

[New Times] The Rwanda Biomedical Center (RBC) on Monday reported 30 new Covid-19 infections and 25 recoveries.

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Five more COVID-19 deaths

Jamaica on Wednesday recorded five additional COVID-19 deaths, moving the tally to 51. Two of them were previously under investigation. Four other deaths are now being probed, increasing the total to seven. The country also recorded 210 new...

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Russ Rant: What Nick Cannon Was Trying To Say

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Man, 72, woman, 29, die of COVID - Stabroek News

The number of COVID-19 related deaths in Guyana is now 43 following the passing of two other persons last evening. The article Man, 72, woman, 29, die of COVID appeared first on Stabroek News.

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Rwanda: Update Covid-19 13 August 2020

[WHO] Eleven (11) new COVID-19 cases were identified out of 4756mples tested today. This brings the cumulative number of confirmed cases to two thousand and two hundred (2200). To date, one thousand, five hundred and fifty-eight (1558) patients have recovered and been discharged, including

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Covid-19: SA's death toll now at 14 889, while cases up to 638 517 | News24

There has been 110 more Covid-19 deaths, which brings the total number of fatalities to 14 889.

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NDM calls for immediate action from new government

The National Democratic Movement (NDM) is calling on Prime Minister-designate Andrew Holness to arrange a quick and low-key swearing-in ceremony so that he can "attend to some of the more urgent business of the country." The NDM...

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