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The commuter was raped twice, gagged, tied up and left for dead in a ditch back in 2019. Now, justice has been served.
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Africa: Kagame Calls AU to Prioritize Domestic Health Financing
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Edwards: 'Minority-owned businesses should lead in the equitable completion of the Atlanta Beltline' | The Atlanta Voice
The Atlanta Beltline is a jewel to our city and region. What once started as a community revitalization graduate thesis has now transformed into one of the largest urban development initiatives in the country. Atlanta's investment in the vision of the Beltline has paid off. The multi-trails project
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Industrial users in SA are paying up to 30 times the normal price for oxygen
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GraceKennedy Foundation donates laptops to tertiary students
GraceKennedy (GK) Foundation has donated laptops valued at over J$1 million to seven tertiary students, who are part of its scholarship programme. The laptops were received by the GK scholars during a handover ceremony last week...
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African American History Month kicks off at the MWRD with flag raising ceremony | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Neither a pandemic nor a snowstorm prevented festivities from taking place as the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago (MWRD) raised the flag for the second year in honor of African American History Month. President Kari K. Steele, Vice President Barbara McGowan and
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COVID-19 Vaccine Will Go Far in Eliminating Spread of Virus | Post News Group
“Many African Americans are making a mistake thinking the vaccine is not good for them,” he said.  “The vaccines of the past worked because so many people were vaccinated to eliminate diseases like measles and chicken-pox.  However, the COVID virus is much different and more lethal. Everyone who
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National Wear Red Day February 5 Calls Attention to No. 1 Health Threat for Women | News | The Michigan Chronicle
Despite the devasting impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, cardiovascular disease remains the leading killer of women in the U.S., according to the American Heart Association’s newly released 2021 Heart Disease & Stroke Statistics.[1] Heart disease kills one woman approximately every 80 seconds, taking
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Biden's Racial Equity Initiative: Moving Marginalized Communities Toward America's Bounty - The Washington Informer
Regardless of income — or the lack thereof — every family still needs a home, one that provides shelter and sustenance. As much as America needs vaccinations from the pandemic, its people need and have a right to
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THE NEW REPUBLICAN PARTY | The Crusader Newspaper Group
The Republican Party, sometimes also referred to as the GOP (“Grand Old Party”), is one of the two major contemporary political parties in the United States, along with its main, historic rival, the Democratic Party. The GOP was founded in 1854 by opponents of the Kansas–Nebraska Act, which allowed
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Putco's scaled-down operations to result in over 200 job cuts
Bus company Putco said financial distress and scaled-down operations during the COVID-19 pandemic would result in more than 200 retrenchments.
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Africa: Opinion - 'Vaccine Privilege' Could Haunt the West
Opinion - The early development of COVID-19 vaccines should have helped Western nations gain more influence over Africa. But from an ethical and organizational standpoint, they have blown it spectacularly, writes DW's Cai Nebe.
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Anguish for Viwe Dalingozi's family after sentencing of boyfriend who set her alight postponed | News24
The family of Viwe Dalingozi, who was doused in petrol and set alight by her boyfriend in 2018, are upset after sentencing proceedings were postponed again.
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The Biden administration is concerned about the limited information on Blacks and Hispanics who have been vaccinated. BY FRANCESCA CHAMBERS AND MICHAEL WILNER TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE WASHINGTON — Biden administration officials are expressing frustration over inadequate data on how many Black and
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Biden calls for end to 'white supremacy' in politics at event attended by former presidents - TheGrio
This week, President Joe Biden used his appearance at the National Prayer Breakfast call out and once again renounce the... View Article The post Biden calls for end to 'white supremacy' in politics at event attended by former presidents appeared first on TheGrio.
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Kim Janey poised to make history as Boston's first Black mayor - The Bay State Banner
Within days, District 7 City Councilor and Council President Kim Janey will almost certainly make the move from the offices of the City Council to the other side of City Hall’s 5th floor, where she will make history as the first Black and first woman to serve as mayor of Boston. Last Thursday in
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CPT man accused of 'assaulting journo' throws anti-mask tantrum in court
The anti-mask sentiment here is strong. Craig Peiser caused an almighty scene in the courtroom on Monday, and had to be taken away for psychiatric tests.
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Uganda: AMISOM Troops Mark Uganda Armed Forces Day With Donation to an IDP Camp in Mogadishu
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Africa: Ahmad CAF Presidential Chances in Tatters As Exco Snubs His Candidacy
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Nigeria: BUA Donates a Million AstraZeneca Covid Vaccine Doses
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'No meaningful evidence for clinical efficacy in patients with Covid-19' - ivermectin manufacturer | News24
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By JOSH BOAK Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — Even as President Joe Biden gathers with senators and works the phones with Capitol Hill to push for a $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief package, his team is increasingly focused on selling the plan directly to voters. His administration has done 60-plus
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