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[Capital FM] Nairobi -- The African record holder for the men's 100m, Ferdinand Omanyala, reveals that he will not be competing in many local races in the new season as he sets sights on international competitions.
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Source: allAfrica.com
Kim Kardashian is MAN of the Year for GQ | VIDEO | EURweb
*(CNN) — Kim Kardashian is the man. The reality star and entrepreneur has been named one of GQ’s Men of the Year, she announced on Instagram. Kardashian graces the magazine’s cover as more specifically, Tycoon of the Year, posing in a tie with a bag of Cheetos. She was joined by momager Kris
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Source: Black News, Black Culture, Black People Forever | EURweb-0
Jamie Foxx Says “He Couldn’t Walk” In 1st Public Appearance Since Battling Mystery Illness
During the 12-minute speech, while fighting back tears, Foxx revealed he couldn't walk and wouldn't wished what he went through on his worst enemy.
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Union Bank is a private company one year after ₦191bn acquisition
Union bank, Nigeria’s second-oldest deposit bank will no longer be a publicly listed company after its acquisition by TitanTrust. The ₦191 billion acquisition is a crucial part of TitanTrust’s five-year plan to join Nigeria’s elite league of tier-1 banks
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Murphy African-American Museum honors veterans alongside showcasing new exhibit - WVUA 23
By WVUA 23 News Student Reporter Avery Boyce A new exhibit at Murphy African-American Museum highlights the impact African American soldiers had in the American Revolution. It’s just one example of why we honor those on Veterans Day. The museum started the day by honoring more than a dozen active
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Gachagua reacts after court declares Housing Levy unconstitutional
Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has pleaded with the courts not to sabotage the government's plan for the housing program.
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Rays Win Second Consecutive Dana Richardson Flag Football Tournament
Three schools from St. Croix joined three schools from the St. Thomas-St. John district to compete in the Dana Richardson 9 v 9 Flag Football Tournament held on Nov. 2 – 4 at the Joseph Aubain Ballpark on St. Thomas.
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Coping With Grief During The Holidays - The Oklahoma Eagle
www.vitas.com 'Who’s going to carve the turkey this year? Grandpa always did it…' “I don’t have the energy or desire to shop, decorate or visit others this Christmas.” “I just want to erase Chanukah this year. I’ll just feel too empty without my husband to
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Halt on property tax - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Property owners may be getting a reprieve as an amendment to the Property Tax act is expected to be laid in Parliament on March 15 and debated next week. Issued to MPs around 5.30 pm on Thursday, it proposed that the residential property tax be reduced from three to two per cent and include
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Roger Ross Williams Talks Tackling U.S. Racism in ‘Stamped From the Beginning’: ‘As a Black American, I Am Always Under Threat of Death’ (EXCLUSIVE)
… . With ‘Stamped From the Beginning,’ Black Americans were asking ourselves: What is … it, and how I, a Black American, digested and believed these racist … his “therapy,” adding: “As a Black American, I am always under threat …
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Tuberville’s Turnabout: From Stubbornville to Approvalville, Military Holds Lifted
Many are saying it’s about time. Republican Senator Tommy Tuberville of Alabama has finally lifted the hold on the confirmation of hundreds of military promotions. The actions, announced Tuesday, allowed the Senate to rapidly confirm military nominations by voice. This saga has been going on for
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The Hotties Are Coming For Shannon Sharpe Following His Inappropriate Comments About Megan Thee Stallion
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Delayed care drives prostate cancer rates among Black men
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Live Nation Urban and Culture Creators Foundation Announce “LilWeezyCon”
Live Nation Urban and Culture Creators Foundation have announced a partnership to put on the first "LilWeezyCon" during this weekend's Lil Weezy Ana Festival in New
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Mathias Bonongwe convicted of receiving stolen fertilizer Malawi 24 | Latest News from Malawi
The Blantyre Senior Resident Magistrate’s Court has found businessperson Mathias Bonongwe guilty of receiving 600 bags of fertilizer worth K22 million. Public Relations Officer for South West Region of Police Inspector Joseph Sauka has confirmed to Malawi24 about the conviction of businessman
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Liberia: U.S.$48 Million World Bank Initiatives Transforming Agriculture in Lofa
[FrontPageAfrica] Voinjama -- Lofa County has witnessed a significant transformation in its agricultural sector due to the combined efforts of the Smallholder Agriculture Transformation and Agribusiness Revitalization Project (STAR-P) and the Rural Economy Transformation Project (RETRAP).
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Greenbelt Chosen as New FBI Headquarters Site, Sparking Controversy Among Virginia Leaders
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Uganda: Stanbic Bank Appoints Ronald Makata As New Chief Finance, Value Management Officer
[Nile Post] Ronald Makata has been named new Chief Finance and Value Management Officer for Stanbic Bank Uganda replacing Abraham Ongenge.
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2 Tennessee Democrats ask for local approval of new toll lanes
(The Center Square) – A pair of Tennessee Democrats are asking for the state to give local governments the opportunity to approve toll lanes that run through their jurisdictions. The Tennessee Department of Transportation is preparing to announce details on its plan to spend $3.3 billion on road
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Hampden residents renew call for pedestrian crossing after fatal accident - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Tobago's Hampden/Lowlands/Auchenskeoch community is calling for a pedestrian crossing. President of the community council Lyndy-Anne Parks made the call on Tuesday. She was addressing the Executive Council district town hall meeting in the Lambeau/ Lowlands electoral district at the Lowlands
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The best smartphone so far in 2023 | TechCabal
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Jamaica set to continue importing energy efficient tech without regional tax
CARICOM's trade body is set to approve an extension of the suspension of a tax on Jamaica's importation of nine renewable and energy efficient technologies, including lithium-ion batteries, from outside the region. A two-year suspension of...
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Portmore mayor calls for enhanced drain construction in new developments
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Liberia: Legislature Expresses Concern Over 'Disrespect' Shown Former President Weah
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