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No. 5 Oklahoma still Big 12 favorite with inexperienced QB - Black News Channel
By Stephen Hawkins AP Sports Writer Oklahoma is 3-for-3 in winning Big 12 championships and making the College Football Playoff since Lincoln Riley became head coach of the fifth-ranked Sooners. Those titles came with three different quarterbacks: two Heisman Trophy winners and a Heisman runner-up
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This Grain Has Big Advantages Over Quinoa, Both For Your Health And For The Planet
It's low in calories, high in protein and healthy for the environment, too. Here's how to cook it.
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Greek Government Criticized For Turning Away Migrants And Abandoning Them At Sea - Blavity
Greece's government is facing widespread criticism for its decision to push migrant boats back out into the Mediterranean Sea, effectively condemning many of those on board to death or inhumane conditions.
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NMG bets on digital plan for growth
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Ex-Reggae Boyz skipper seeks new club - Voice Online
ADRIAN MARIAPPA, the experienced Jamaica defender, is still searching for a new club following last... The post Ex-Reggae Boyz skipper seeks new club appeared first on Voice Online.
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How Vic Falls can do better on carbon emissions
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IN MEMORIAM: John Thompson, Coaching Legend and Unforgettable Mentor, Dies at 78 | BlackPressUSA
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SA turns heat on Zanu PF – NewsDay Zimbabwe
BY MOSES MATENGA SOUTH African President and African Union chairperson Cyril Ramaphosa (pictured) yesterday said his special envoys to Zimbabwe must travel back to Harare soon and engage all stakeholders to fully appreciate the gravity of the crisis in Harare. This comes as South Africa’s ruling
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Florida announces ban on nursing home visits will be lifted - Black News Channel
By Associated Press Undefined TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced Tuesday that he will lift the state's ban on visiting nursing homes that has cut off vulnerable seniors from family since mid-March over fears of spreading the new coronavirus. DeSantis said he would lift the
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A Socially Distanced Conversation - Joe Biden and Kamala Harris - Black News Channel
Joe Biden and Kamala Harris participated in a 'socially distanced conversation' on Tuesday to discuss what's wrong with President Trump's response to the coronavirus pandemic and its economic fallout, voting rights and about their long-term plans for the country beyond the virus. This 15-minute
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Parly resumes sitting today
BY VENERANDA LANGA PARLIAMENT resumes sitting today after a two-month COVID-19-induced break which came about after five legislators tested positive to the virus. Yesterday, Parliament kickstarted its compulsory COVID-19 tests for MPs and staff as it prepared for resumption of sittings today. Clerk
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Several people not wearing masks arrested in Half-Way-Tree Lawyer questions legality of action taken by police
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Copper vandals plunge Plumtree, Bulilima into darkness
BY Richard Muponde PLUMTREE Town and Bulilima district have been without electricity supplies for the past three days after thieves stole aluminium electricity cables after confusing them for copper conductors, which are on high demand on the black market. The thieves reportedly stole the cables on
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This woman's 'virtual school in a box' for kids is changing the face of American education - Face2Face Africa
At the peak of the coronavirus pandemic, there was a general ban in public gatherings all over the world which included schools. For parents, the safety of their children was a priority, which meant that alternative ways of educating students must be sought. The administration of schools then
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Trump tours violence-ravaged Kenosha and calls rioters 'domestic terrorists' - African American News Today - EIN News
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Tanzanian Airlines Allowed to Land in Kenya Amid Row
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Africa It's Time to Make Big Polluters Pay
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Africa: Missing People and the Desperate Search By Those Left Behind
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Trump Visits Kenosha, Offering Support for Police With Little Mention of Shooting
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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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My personal encounter with COVID-19
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Dia Simms Launches Saint Liberty Whiskey to Celebrate Prohibition-Era Women Bootleggers
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Beitbridge blockade flops
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10 Racist, Outlandish, Downright False Statements From Donald Trump’s Fox News Interview
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Africa: Coronavirus Denialism Still Holding Africa Back
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