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In a recent interview with NewsDay Life & Style, the group’s representative   , who is also the movie’s scriptwriter, said Gwenzi showed how dance was an important factor in highlighting societal values and
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#BTColumn – Connecting Kenya and Barbados - Barbados Today
The views and opinions expressed by the author(s) do not represent the official position of Barbados TODAY. by Dr. Jan Yves Remy and Ms. Chelcee Brathwaite On the sidelines of the UNCTAD XV Conference hosted by Barbados on 3-7 October 2021, a growing courtship between Barbados’ Prime Minister Mia
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The cycle of life - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Two weeks ago this column was dedicated to my mother achieving 100 years of life. Today, it deals with the death of my much loved, slightly-older-than-me brother, Lennox, a week later. He was literally as strong as an ox, and so fit that his resting pulse rate was 57. I could imagine years o
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Chiefs not bound by Constitution: Charumbira - NewsDay Zimbabwe
After telling delegates at the Zanu PF annual conference that chiefs would not leave the ruling party, he told NewsDay yesterday that he was openly violating the Constitution because chiefs could not be bound by any law as their institution was there before laws were
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Slow business at 'safe zone' restaurants in PoS - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Restaurants that decided to become covid19 safe zones have reported low sales in the first two weeks of reopening. Since October 11, companies that include restaurants, bars, gyms, water parks, cinemas and casinos have been able to open only for vaccinated customers. Staff must also be fully
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Kanye West Holds Halloween Sunday Service With Creepy White Guy
Kanye West brought back his Sunday Service musical events this past Halloween Sunday, with controversial rocker Marilyn Manson prominently attending even under the cloud of multiple sexual assault lawsuits against him, which brought a bit of backlash online.
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Renting Blues - Programs Preventing Eviction  | The Michigan Chronicle
In 2019, 41,439 families were evicted from rental properties in Michigan. The pandemic helped to drive the number of evictions down, but it also created issues of housing stability and a potential for influx in homelessness. Still, organizations are working to ensure Michigan families can stay in
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Woman appeals for help to find missing daughter (1) - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Prisca Dindinga told NewsDay that she went to report at Budiriro 2 Police Station but was asked to make a formal report for a missing person after 24 hours. The post Woman appeals for help to find missing daughter (1) appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Panday on former US secretary of state: ‘Powell loved scotch and cocount water, Sparrow’
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Former Secretary of State Colin Powell gives the closing keynote at the World Congress of Information Technology in Austin, Texas in this May 5, 2006 file photo. Powell, who died on October 25, visited Trinidad for the inaguration
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Education Minister on physical classes: Students are safe
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Minister of Educatio Dr Nyan Gadsby- Dolly addresses form 4 students of the ASJA boys college Charlieville during a tour of several schools in central Trinidad. Photo by Lincoln Holder Education Minister Dr Nyan Gadsby-Dolly is
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At least 69 dead in west Niger jihadist attack | News24
At least 69 people, including a local mayor, have been killed in an attack in Niger's volatile "tri-border" zone with Burkina Faso and Mali, the interior ministry said on Thursday.
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It is now the abused State security vs Chamisa - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Zanu PF structures, after the hyped restructuring programme, do not seem to have an answer to Chamisa’s resurgence after a long time of State onslaught against the young, charismatic opposition leader who carries the hopes of Zimbabweans, from pensioners, the middle aged who are living in poverty
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Islanders sue Australia for inaction on climate change | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: CNN The case brought on behalf of the remote islands of Boigu and Saibai in the Torres Strait is the first climate class action brought by Australia's First Nations people, its backers said. It happened to be filed the same day that Canberra adopted a target of
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L.A. Rams Donate Meals to Families - Los Angeles Sentinel
The Los Angeles Rams recently partnered with Albertsons/Vons/Pavilions (AVP), Los Angeles Regional Food Bank and Pepsi to host a mobile food distribution event at Compton College. Defensive lineman Sebastian Joseph-Day was in attendance to help serve the hundreds of people that benefited from the
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Dr Pemberton in virtual series on Dutch presence in West Indies - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
HISTORIAN and Newsday columnist Dr Rita Pemberton will be sharing her knowledge on November 12 at a virtual lecture series titled From Vlissingen to Niew Walcheren: The Dutch Presence in Tobago and the West Indies. The four-part series, which begins November 5, is being organised by the Dutch
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Re-elected TTCB president Bassarath to focus on youth development - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
RE-ELECTED Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board (TTCB) president Azim Bassarath will place primary emphasis on youth development in the opening phase of his new four-year term at the helm of local cricket. Bassarath retained his presidential post after he bowled out lone presidential candidate Su
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Spirit.Ed: Get A Little Spooky With Jose Cuervo & These Excellent Halloween Cocktails
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The Bake with Paris – Fantastic Fig Newtons - Voice and Viewpoint
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Murenza eyes Nama gong - NewsDay Zimbabwe
In an interview with NewsDay Life & Style, Murenza said he took his time to self-express intelligently on springtone as he carved Mwana waMambo, a piece he described as highly symbolic of the beauty associated with royal
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Enterprising Chirumanzu youths fight climate change - NewsDay Zimbabwe
In a country ravaged by economic challenges and rising cases of young people turning to dangerous drugs to drown their frustrations, Shalom Club has emerged to fight the vice. The post Enterprising Chirumanzu youths fight climate change appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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215 new covid19 cases, five new deaths
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News The Ministry of Health has reported 215 new covid19 cases and five new deaths as of Tuesday afternoon. These cases were identified from samples taken between October 22 and 25. The ministry's 4 pm update also reported that there
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Africa: COP26 - Indigenous Peoples, Protests, and a Call to End the War On Nature
[UN News] As millions took to the streets of cities around the world on Saturday, demanding greater climate action, some countries taking part in the COP26 negotiations, made new pledges to invest in nature-based solutions and a greener approach to farming.
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Herders disregard restrictions on open grazing | Africanews
Over five years after the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, in Nigeria announced a ban on open grazing within the city center, cows continue to roam the streets and roads of Nigeria’s capital freely, in disregard of the directives.
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Privy Council dismisses Children’s Authority’s adoption appeal
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Farai Hove Masaisai THE Privy Council has dismissed an appeal by the Children’s Authority in a paediatric nurse’s fight against the authority’s adoption practices. She was unable to adopt a six-year-old child who was abandoned at
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Italian flight attendants strip down to protest working conditions | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: CNN (CNN) - Italy's new national airline, ITA Airways, took to the skies last week, but all is not well on the ground of Italian aviation. Former Alitalia flight attendants protested this week against job losses and pay cuts in a particularly Italian way - by
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Beitbridge police impound smuggling vehicles - NewsDay Zimbabwe
In a statement yesterday, police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi said the buses that were involved in smuggling activities were handed over to the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority to ensure the appropriate customs and excise laws were
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‘October Revolution’ begins: UNC leads road protests
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Oropouche West MP Dave Tancoo, with fist in the air, supports San Francique residents during a protest over bad roads on Saturday. - Photo by Marvin Hamilton THE UNC's 'October Revolution' has begun. Two days after Opposition
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Over 11,000 police hired with more women than ever before - African Voice Newspaper
More than half of the promised 20,000 additional police officers have now been recruited, the Home Office announced on Wednesday 27 October, with an increasing number of women signing up to join forces across England and Wales. An extra 11,053 officers have been hired across England and Wales as
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Scribe tackles race relations in new book - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Kee-Tuli told NewsDay Life & Style that while the book explored the role played by race in Zimbabwe, with a focus on the often-overlooked coloured community, it predominantly tells a story about human
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Few out for 1st doses at Port of Spain vaccination sites
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