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Rwanda Gets 30 White Rhinos From South Africa
[East African] Thirty white rhinos arrived in Rwanda from &Beyond Phinda Game Reserve in South Africa as part of conservation efforts to repopulate the endangered species to the Akagera National Park.
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Source: allAfrica.com
South Africa: Nelson Mandela University Officially Opens Its Medical School
[SAnews.gov.za] The Nelson Mandela University (NMU) has officially launched its medical school, a move the Department of Higher Education and Training has described as the realisation of a long-held dream.
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Source: allAfrica.com
Turkana sets aside Sh8m to protect native hetitage site
The 60-acre Namorutung'a cultural site is located on the western shores of Lake Turkana along the Lodwar-Kalokol road.
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More Omicron COVID-19 Cases Pop Up In Canada
Governments, citizens, and companies are concerned after cases of the omicron COVID-19 variant popped up in countries on opposite sides of the world. First identified by researchers in South Africa, […] The post More Omicron COVID-19 Cases Pop Up In Canada appeared first on Essence.
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Africa: Omicron Travel Bans Will Hinder U.S. Africa Policy
Blog - Western rhetoric on partnering with African countries as equals appears hollow as Western nations slap travel bans on African countries with confirmed cases of the Omicron variant of COVID-19.
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Source: allAfrica.com
IN MEMORIAM: Pioneering Black Golf Champ Lee Elder Dies at 87 | BlackPressUSA
In 1959, Lee Elder joined the United Golfers Association In 1959, Elder joined the United Golfers Association and dominated the all-Black group. According to BlackPast.org, Elder won four Negro National Open Championships and an eye-opening 18 of the 22 tournaments in which he participated. Using
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Source: Black News, Politics, Commentary & Culture | BlackPressUSA
Barbados finally tastes the freedom of true liberation as Queen's rule comes to end
The world watched on Monday night as Barbados removed Queen Elizabeth II as head of state. While many rejoiced in The post Barbados finally tastes the freedom of true liberation as Queen's rule comes to end appeared first on TheGrio.
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Barbados Removing Queen Elizabeth II As Head Of State. A Black Woman Will Become Country's First President. - Blavity
Barbados is scheduled to remove England's Queen Elizabeth II as its head of state and declare itself a republic on Monday, taking its movement for independence another step forward as it leaves British control. Replacing the monarch is Sandra Mason, the country's former governor-general, who will
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David Olusoga on the extraordinary story of Olaudah Equiano
Olaudah Equiano’s dramatic biography of his perilous journey from slavery to freedom added a powerful black voice to the burgeoning abolition movement. David Olusoga reflects on his extraordinary story
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Zimbabwe: Mthuli Ncube's Upper Middle Income Economy Targets a Pipedream - Expert
[New Zimbabwe] A top economic expert has warned targets set by Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube to establish an upper-middle income economy by 2030 are now highly unachievable after the failure to sustain a yearly growth trajectory.
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Source: allAfrica.com
New Exhibition Focuses on Alternative Magazines and Underground Cultures | Chicago Defender
Emerging on the heels of late 60s political movements, a new form of alternative magazine amplified marginalized voices, redefining entrenched mainstream representations and forever changing the magazine industry. From the 70s through the mid-90s, American and British photo-driven publications such
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CDC: First confirmed case of omicron variant detected in the U.S.
On Wednesday, the Centers for Disease Control reported that a case of the omicron variant was confirmed by the California and San Francisco Departments of Public Health. Source
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Nigeria: Seplat to Acquire ExxonMobil's Oilfields in Nigeria
[Vanguard] Nigerian independent oil and gas company, Seplat Energy Plc together with a partner, is in competitive discussions to acquire ExxonMobil's Nigerian shallow water business.
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Source: allAfrica.com
Rwanda: Arrival of White Rhinos Boosts Rwanda Tourism
[New Times] Kester Vickery, a conservationist is excited to have been among the group that supervised the translocation of 30 white rhinos from South Africa to Rwanda's Akagera National Park.
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South Africa: Concerns Over Rise in Acute Psychiatric Admissions in Western Cape
[spotlight] In recent weeks, health authorities in the Western Cape have raised concern over an increase in acute psychiatric admissions in the province's hospitals. This has ramped up the pressure on the province's mental health services and limited hospital bed capacity - capacity set to be
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Source: allAfrica.com
Barbados Officially Declares Rihanna A National Hero - The New York Beacon
Rihanna may already be the queen of many things, but now she’s officially a national hero. Barbadian Prime Minister Mia Mottley awarded the singer, beauty mogul and philanthropist with the honor of National Hero of Barbados during an overnight ceremony Monday night where the country was declared
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CHTA's grand in-person conference coming - Barbados Today
The Caribbean is preparing to stage one of its largest tourism conventions, and it will be an in-person event, the first such regional conference since the COVID-19 pandemic struck in the first quarter of 2020. Barbados and the Caribbean have lost another stalwart in the hotel and tourism industry
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Ghana Health Service : Ghana detects Omicron variant - GAJ
Ghana has detected the Omicron variant at its borders, the Director General of the Ghana… The post Ghana Health Service : Ghana detects Omicron variant appeared first on Ghanaian American Journal.
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After many decades, meet the casters still making the Benin Bronzes using same ancient techniques
Last month, a Cambridge University college announced that it had handed over an artifact looted by British soldiers to Nigeria. Jesus College became the first U.K. institution to give back one of the artifacts known as the Benin Bronzes. The college returned a looted bronze cockerel known as the
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COVID-19 Protocols Remain For December, January As Saint Lucia Monitors Omicron
Saint Lucia's existing COVID-19 protocols will continue for December and January, as authorities here monitor the Omicron variant of the virus. But the authorities may revisit the protocols. In a statement Tuesday, Health, Wellness, and Elderly Affairs Minister Moses Jn Baptiste observed that
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West Africa tour: Ramaphosa wants deals signed, intra-Africa trade | News24
"We want those countries investing in South Africa so it is not a one-way process where South African companies invest in their countries," said President Cyril Ramaphosa ahead of his West Africa tour.
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President Biden Sounds Warning on Omicron Variant
President Joe Biden cautioned Americans not to panic as omicron, the latest COVID-19 variant, threatens to further stall recovery from the nearly two-year-old pandemic. The President called the variant a cause for concern but panic.
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Zimbabwe: Pellets Shortage Threatens to Chock Rabbit Industry
[The Herald] Zimbabwe is experiencing an acute shortage of rabbit pellets, which commercial rabbit producers say has potential to choke the rapid growth of the country's cuniculture industry.
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Source: allAfrica.com
Race and equity collide amid Biden travel ban in Africa over omicron variant
President Joe Biden on Monday said that the new omicron variant of the coronavirus is “a cause for concern, not The post Race and equity collide amid Biden travel ban in Africa over omicron variant appeared first on TheGrio.
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South Africans rely on Wifi hotspots amid high cost of data | Africanews
Studies by South African academics on mobile pricing suggest that the costs of mobile services, including data and voice calls remains among the highest in the world which shows a distorted and uncompetitive market.
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Kenya: Omicron variant prompts mass vaccination | Africanews
The fear of being infected with the newly discovered coronavirus variant omicron, pushed a lot of Kenyans to go for their covid 19 vaccine on Tuesday as cases of the potentially more contagious variant keeps increasing.
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Prince Charles' team shuts down reports claiming he questioned Archie's skin color
A spokesperson for Prince Charles has blasted claims in a new book that he was the royal family member who The post Prince Charles' team shuts down reports claiming he questioned Archie's skin color appeared first on TheGrio.
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SA medical students assaulted by Cuban police partied into the night - Deputy Health Minister | News24
The Department of Health is awaiting a report after South African medical students in Cuba were assaulted at a party.
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St. Kitts-Nevis says no travel bans on African countries - Barbados Today
SOURCE: CMC- The St. Kitts-Nevis government says it will not follow its other Caribbean Community (CARICOM) countries and impose a travel ban on several African countries following the discovery of a new variant of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic in South Africa over the past few days. Prime
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