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The Nelson Mandela Bay region is officially declared the first area in the Eastern Cape to be hit by the third wave of the coronavirus.
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Increase COVID-19 vaccination centres, govt told
BY RICHARD MUPONDE/VANESSA GONYE HEALTH experts yesterday urged government to increase COVID-19 vaccination centres after the country last week recorded new highs The post Increase COVID-19 vaccination centres, govt told appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Cosby’s Release Spurs Anger, Puzzlement And Jubilation - The Seattle Medium
To the surprise of many, comedian, entertainer and actor Bill Cosby walked out of a Pennsylvania prison on June 30 after spending three years behind bars for sexual assault after a jury found him guilty of drugging and sexually assaulting former basketball player Andrea
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Majority of pensioners are open to learning about Covid-19, says Unicef | News24
A large number of elderly people in the Western Cape have received their Covid-19 jabs, registered to get the vaccine or are open to learning more about the virus, according to Unicef.
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NHL to schedule a break for the 2022 Winter Olympics; player participation not yet guaranteed news -The Black Chronicle
The NHL's 2021-22 regular-season schedule will include a break for the Winter Olympics in Beijing, sources with knowledge of the schedule confirmed on Monday. The Olympic break is reportedly
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Dallas Works putting hundreds of young people to work at coveted internships this summer – Dallas Post Tribune
Mayor Johnson's summer jobs program is meant to help build a workforce for the future and improve public safety in Dallas. DALLAS — In its second year, Mayor Eric Johnson’s Dallas Works program is putting hundreds of young people to work this summer. Mayor Johnson launched Dallas Works in February
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EFF on ‘special groups’ vaccinations: ‘It’s embarrassingly shameful’
The withdrawn circular would have seen ministers, deputy ministers, premiers and MECs, as well as their direct staff get vaccinated
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Texas students of color returned to in-person learning at below-average rates - DefenderNetwork.com
All around Lourdes Flores there are signs that her border town of Mission is returning to pre-pandemic life: More restrictions have been lifted, she’s no longer working strictly from home, and most people in her household have been vaccinated. However, there’s one sign Flores is
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First positive COVID tests for athletes in Olympic Village
Two South African soccer players have become the first athletes inside the Olympic Village to test positive for COVID-19, with... View Article The post First positive COVID tests for athletes in Olympic Village appeared first on TheGrio.
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Pyer Moss wows with couture show honoring Black inventors
This time, the weather gods were smiling on Kerby Jean-Raymond and his label, Pyer Moss. So too were the fashion... View Article The post Pyer Moss wows with couture show honoring Black inventors appeared first on TheGrio.
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Riots: Police, SANDF mobilise 'MAXIMUM resources' after new threats
Police have arrested thousands of people in connection with the riots and looting as well as those inciting violence on social media.
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3 Ways Philando Castile’s Mother Has Continued His Legacy
Tuesday marks five years since the world witnessed the infamous video of Philando Castile bleeding and taking his last breaths after he was shot by a police officer in Minnesota.
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First COVID-19 Cases At Olympic Village
Two South Africa footballers have become the first competitors to test positive for coronavirus in the athletes' village in Tokyo - five days before the start of the Olympic Games. Meanwhile, six athletes and two staff members from Team GB's athletics team are self-isolating after being identified
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3 Diseases You Can Get From Your Air Conditioner | BlackDoctor.org
One of the worst colds you can have is during the summer. Why? Because it's the time when most of us are out, enjoying the weather, traveling with family, etc. But, the main tool that is used to cool you off, air conditioning, could be making you sick. Here's a few illnesses that it may […]
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Zoo's plea after drone flown in giraffe enclosure - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
THE Emperor Valley Zoo is warning people not to fly drones within the precincts of the zoo as this could cause grave harm to the animals. The zoo, on its Facebook page, said on Sunday: "This morning a drone was flown inside of the giraffe enclosure at the zoo. "We are pleading with people to
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#UnrestSA: More than 500 people appear in courts in West Rand district - Gauteng NPA | News24
Over 500 people have appeared in courts in the West Rand district for alleged incidents of public violence, looting, and burning of infrastructure in Soweto, bringing the total number of those facing prosecution to 682.
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LaunchDETROIT Now Accepting Online applications From Detroit Area Entrepreneurs | The Michigan Chronicle
LaunchDETROIT is currently accepting online applications from local entrepreneurs interested in receiving education, mentorship and networking opportunities. Spearheaded by Rotary volunteers from Rotary District 6400, this multi-faceted program has assisted nearly 80 entrepreneurs since it began in
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Tokyo Olympics | Team SA: The FULL list of athletes heading for Japan
SASCOC has confirmed the final list of 180 athletes and officials to represent South Africa at the delayed 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
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South Africa: Now Comes the Task of Rebuilding
[New Frame] As South Africans begin to comprehend the nuances of a week of unrest, so too comes the renewed realisation that a common future can only be one that refuses to tolerate racism and chauvinism.
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WATCH: Ticketless, drunken England fans storm Wembley gates ahead of Euro 2020 final
Hundreds of ticketless fans tried to storm the Wembley gates in a bid to gain entry to England's Euro 2020 final against Italy on Sunday.
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Nigeria: BBNaija Season 6 Premieres July 24 With a Double Launch Show
[Vanguard] Following the conclusion of the open call auditions in May 2021, all is now set for the premiere of the sixth season of Africa's biggest reality TV show, Big Brother Naija, this July.
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Toolkits to Help You Talk with Vaccine-Hesitant People in Your Community | The Madison Times
By Dena Vang More than half the adults in the United States have gotten vaccinated. While these numbers continue to increase, addressing vaccine hesitancy among minority communities will continue to play a significant role in mitigating the disproportionate impacts of the virus and new variants for
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It's So Cold In The D: Bianca Chambers Tracked A Car Thief And Dragged Him To Justice In Detroit
A Detroit car thief got more than a joyride after he stole Bianca Chamber's Mercedes Benz from a local retail store. Bet,he won't do that again.
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Two athletes residing in Tokyo Olympic Village test positive for COVID-19 news -The Black Chronicle
TOKYO - Two athletes living in the Olympic Village have tested positive for COVID-19, the first to do so with the Tokyo Games opening on Friday. Organizers confirmed the
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Nigeria: Reactions As More Photos of Osinbajo Holding Own Umbrella Go Viral
[Vanguard] Thousands of Nigerian social media users could not hide their excitement at Nigeria's Vice President Yemi Osinbajo who was seen in a viral picture holding an umbrella to protect himself and others. This picture lit up the entire social media space with several Twitter and Facebook users
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Primary Challenger Kina Collins more than Doubles Rep. Danny Davis Q2 Haul | Chicago Defender
Organizer, activist, and nationally-recognized gun violence prevention advocate Kina Collins’ campaign for Congress announced it more than doubled incumbent Rep. Danny Davis’ fundraising haul, raising $130,154 to Davis’ $52,212. The announcement makes it clear that Rep. Danny Davis faces
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Nikole Hannah-Jones Turns Down UNC Job, Joins Howard University Faculty With Tenure
Despite the University of North Carolina begrudgingly granting Hannah-Jones tenure, she decided to go with the famed HBCU in Washington, D.C.
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Joannah Strutchbury was shot six times, autopsy reveals
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Naomi Osaka Faces Criticism Playing For Japan, Plus Stuns On Vogue Hong Kong Cover news -The Black Chronicle
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Three-time Olympic gold medalist Gail Devers on how Graves’ disease ‘made me who I am’ - Dallas Examiner
By GEORGE RAMSAY CNN Gail Devers’ first Olympic gold medal could hardly have come in more dramatic circumstances, dipping for the line in a blanket finish thought to be the closest ever 100m
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