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[263Chat] The much anticipated bumper harvest of major crops are most likely to spur economic growth, more so, the manufacturing sector which heavily relies on raw materials from agriculture, economic analysts predict.
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2024 Hyundai Kona Event Q & A | Post News Group
Hyundai presenters field questions on the 2024 Hyundai Kona. The all-new 2024 Kona SUV was introduced at The Dewberry in Charleston, South Carolina. We were welcomed with a reception, dinner, and formal presentation, and then took a picturesque drive through the low country of S.C. in the Kona
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Efforts in Barbadian Life Sciences Are Bearing Fruit | The Bajan Reporter
Efforts to transform Barbados into the Caribbean hub for the life sciences are quickly becoming a reality. One such product was URO 500, a supplement for the maintenance of prostate health. CEO Hill revealed that it has already been approved by the Barbados Drug Service and will be available for
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Source: The Bajan Reporter | Web’s Eye View of Barbados in the Caribbean
External forces fuelling crime - Holness tells stakeholders that more money needed to build out security architecture
Prime Minister Andrew Holness has admitted to weaknesses in the country’s national security infrastructure as he bemoaned the lack of investment over time to build out Jamaica’s security architecture. Yesterday, at a meeting with stakeholders on...
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Source: Jamaica Gleaner
Angola: North Korea Closes 4 Diplomatic Missions, Suggesting Economic Woes
[VOA] North Korea has decided to close diplomatic missions in at least four locations across the globe, a significant diplomatic shift that some observers say may indicate severe economic challenges.
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HBCU Students to Showcase Art That Honors Legacy of Atlanta Educator, Artist Dr. Ruth Hall Hodges - Atlanta Tribune
The YMCA of Metro Atlanta is hosting a reception today to celebrate the opening of the Ruth Hall Hodges Art Gallery and participating artists from local historically Black colleges and universities (HBCU). During the event, artists will showcase their work to families, friends, professors and
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Source: Atlanta Tribune
LIAT to be liquidated, says Antigua prime minister
ST JOHN'S, Antigua (CMC) Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda Gaston Brown has announced plans to liquidate the regional carrier, LIAT.Browne, who made the announcement on Saturday, said a new entity will be formed and a meeting of all shareholders will be held shortly to discuss the matter.
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Dozens dead in Ethiopia amid protests over killing of singer-activist Hachalu Hundessa - Face2Face Africa
At least 50 people have been killed in Ethiopia in protests over the death of singer-activist Hachalu Hundessa, a well-known advocate of the Oromo ethnic group who was shot in his car Monday night in the capital Addis Ababa. The 34-year-old musician dedicated his career and life fighting for his
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Ghana: 40 Teachers Undergo Training to Identify Children With Special Needs
[Ghanaian Times] About 40 teachers in the Accra Metropolis are undergoing a two-day training to be able to identify children with special needs.
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'Show Me Your Papers': Texas Republicans Advance 'Stop And Frisk' Bill For Undocumented Migrants
House Republicans in Texas advanced HB4, dubbed by its critics the “Show Me Your Papers” law, which would allow law enforcement to detain suspected undocumented
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First Black Corporate Presidents
Black Corporate Presidents of New England, Inc., was formed and incorporated in 1973 by a group of Black manufacturers concerned about the existing barriers which prevented their businesses from full access to public and private sector contract opportunities. Today BCPNE represents a regional
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Cruise workers' re-entry now routine, says Chang
The arrival of the vessel marks the start of a new Government policy effort to bring home about 2,000 Jamaicans working with various cruise lines by the end of
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À l'approche de la tempête Domingos, vigilance orange pour plusieurs départements français - Haiti24
Météo-France va placer samedi soir dix nouveaux départements en vigilance orange à l'approche de la tempête Domingos qui occasionnera de "violentes rafales de vent" sur la façade atlantique, ont indiqué les météorologues dans leur dernier bulletin. Cette nouvelle intempérie arrive deux jours
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NBS Bank, FAM hand over Cyclone survivors’ homes - Malawi News Network
NBS Bank plc in conjunction with the Football Association of Malawi (FAM), and the Malawi Red Cross Society, have officially handed over four houses to families who were displaced by Tropical Cyclone Freddy in March in Ntauchira Village, Chiradzulu. The houses were built using the funds realized
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JUTC receives six additional natural gas buses
As the Government continues to make good on its promise to create a more sustainable transport sector, the Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) continues to receive additional buses to alleviate the strain on public transport. The buses received...
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Marcus Coleman, D.C. Native and Howard U. Grad, Appointed to DHS Position
The Biden administration announced the appointment of Marcus T. Coleman as the director of the Department of Homeland Security Center for Faith-Based and Neighborhood
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Sweet Potato Delights: Decadent Flavor, Minus the Sugar! - Texas Metro News
By Karen Heslop Nothing tops off a great Thanksgiving meal like a nice slice of sweet potato pie. It’s a staple of the holidays and a much-loved replacement for pumpkin pie. […] The post Sweet Potato Delights: Decadent Flavor, Minus the Sugar! appeared first on Texas Metro News.
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Shutdown Will Cause Problems For Many Americans Even When Its Over
(THE CONVERSATION) With the U.S. federal government shutdown now the longest in history, it’s important to understand what a shutdown means for the health and safety of Americans. The good news is that in the short run, the consequences are relatively few. But, as a researcher who studies natural
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Guyana invited to seek flood support under EU Civil Protection Mechanism - Stabroek News
Following devastating flooding, Guyana has been invited to seek emergency support from the European Union (EU) under its Civil Protection Mechanism. The article Guyana invited to seek flood support under EU Civil Protection Mechanism appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Protocols coming for reopening of day-care centres, nurseries
Prime Minister Andrew Holness says he will announce the protocols that have been established for the reopening of nurseries and day-care facilities shortly.
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Une force multinationale de soutien à la sécurité (MSS) non-Onusienne pour Haïti - Haiti Liberte
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Spare a thought for Bulawayo industries - NewsDay Zimbabwe
TWO weeks ago the Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI) indicated in its 2020 Manufacturing Sector Survey that capacity utilisation, a key statistic that measures how much of industries’ installed capacity is being utilised, increased to 47% last year from 36% in 2019. This was good
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Social Media Comedy Phenom Takes Time For Local Aspirant Ozrick Cooley - Free Press of Jacksonville
Social media comedians are speeding up their comedic success with their Instagram and Facebook accounts that instantly share world-wide thier stand-up acts and skits. One of those comedians is E.J. Speaks, known in the
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'Enough is enough' - Holness condemns killing of St James primary schoolboys
Prime Minister Andrew Holness has condemned the killing three persons, including two primary schoolboys in St James last evening, saying when children are attacked, all of society "must stand up and say, 'enough is enough'".
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Angola: Pedro Vidal's Contribution to Carnival Highlighted
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There’s nothing I love more than hosting for the holidays! Thanksgiving is such a wonderful time to come together with family and friends to continue family traditions, enjoy good food, and create lasting memories. And if you’re hosting, it’s also the perfect time to add a few special touches to
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Rowley invites Caricom, Commonwealth to observe Trinidad elections | New York Carib News
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THE EDITOR: The members of the public who depend on the Public Transport Service Corporation (PTSC) for daily transportation have been constantly subjected to poor service. The one shining example is the Deluxe Coach Service. Despite recent challenges, it has been pretty consistent. However, m
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The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday Trade and Industry Minister Paula Gopee-Scoon has rubbished claims of any impropriety in the sale of the Preysal Industrial Park to local conglomerate Ansa McAL Ltd, saying all proper procedures were followed. Opposition Senator Wade
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