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Ngoma turned down Azam
FORMER FC Platinum forward Donald Ngoma says he left Tanzanian club Azam FC because he felt disrespected after the club asked him to go through a trial period by playing in friendly matches before they could extend his
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Source: NewsDay Zimbabwe - Everyday News for Everyday People
Africa's unsung army of women wage war on virus
Poorly paid or not at all, these unsung armies of mostly female community health workers have for years doled out advice and health services to families living in remote villages and urban slums who lack formal
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Source: The East African
Radio Talk Show Co-Host Ken Gordon Survived Heartbreak, Deception and Politics
Being called to provide leadership and a voice is nothing new for Ken Gordon, co-host of the “Commitments with Ken + Leslie” radio talk show, along with his
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Source: The Birmingham Times
Greed is killing us: Ncube
FINANCE minister Mthuli Ncube yesterday said people could take the bond notes being rejected by the market to the bank in exchange for new notes, accusing economic saboteurs of hindering his economic revival
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Source: NewsDay Zimbabwe - Everyday News for Everyday People
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Teachers, parents resist schools reopening
Teachers and parents in Marondera have said there was no need for the reopening of schools in the wake of COVID-19
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Source: NewsDay Zimbabwe - Everyday News for Everyday People
Tammy Belton-Davis Joins Milwaukee Rep Leadership
In October 2019, Milwaukee Rep’s Board of Trustees unanimously adopted a new, five-year strategic plan, which centers equity, diversity and inclusion as one of the theater’s top
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12 Women of Color are making history
Twelve Women of Color Impart Stories of Healing, Hope, and Survival
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Gov. Abbott orders Texas bars to close again, limits restaurants due to COVID-19 spike
Gov. Greg Abbott on Friday took his most drastic action yet to respond to the post-reopening coronavirus surge in Texas, shutting bars back down and capping restaurant capacity at
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The cost of blood and blood products worrisome
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What do Derek Chauvin and Amy Cooper have to do with public education? Everything.
Many White educators fail to understand or accept the idea that their actions, whether large or small, consistently contribute to the oppression of Black and Brown
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Political ombudsman, police commissioner hold election campaigning talks
Political Ombudsman, Donna Parchment Brown, and Commissioner of Police, Major Antony Anderson, have met to discuss the state of readiness of Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) liaison officers in light of upcoming election campaigning
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Buju Banton RELEASE ALBUM Upside Down 2020 | New York Carib News
NEW YORK, NY (June 26, 2020) – Grammy winner, multiple Billboard Hot 100 chart-topping artist and international reggae icon, Buju Banton releases today his much-anticipated album, “Upside Down 2020,” his first full-length studio album in
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Cameroon hospitals turn to telemedicine
Some health facilities in Cameroon are turning to telemedicine as patients have been keeping away from and fleeing medical facilities for fear of contracting the coronavirus Covid-19, which has so far killed 313 people in the
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KPH gets $1 million worth of personal protective equipment
THE Digicel Foundation on Wednesday handed over personal protective equipment (PPE) worth $1 million to Health Minister Dr Christopher Tufton, which will be used by front-line workers at the Kingston Public Hospital (KPH) involved in the fight against the novel coronavirus disease
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Three people shot dead by Kenyan police at protest
Kenyan police killed three people when they fired at a crowd of motorcycle taxi drivers protesting against the arrest of a colleague for flouting coronavirus
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NEPA urges public to desist from overharvesting pimento, bitterwood trees
The National Environment and Planning Agency (NEPA) is calling for persons to desist from the unsustainable harvesting of Pimento plants and the Bitterwood
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Former Miami Gardens Cop Arrested After Tasing Pregnant Woman And Kneeling On Her Neck
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16-year-old dies after screaming ‘I can't breathe’ as homecare employees abuse him
A 16-year-old Cornelius Fredericks in the care of a for-profit residential youth center in Kalamazoo reportedly died two days after employees put their full weight on his chest for nearly 10 minutes, according to attorneys for his
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Robert Johnson says Black Lives Matter should form a political party: 'We need a black party'
Robert Johnson, the founder of Black Entertainment Television (BET), is urging Black Americans to form their own political party to specifically address black
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Impatience grows for cops' arrests in Breonna Taylor's death | The Atlanta Voice
But three months after plainclothes detectives serving a warrant busted into her Louisville, Kentucky, apartment and shot the 26-year-old Black woman to death, only one of the three officers who opened fire has lost his
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DA takes on fight for farm murders to be declared a hate crime
DA MP Dianne Kohler Barnard has requested a parliamentary debate on the scourge of farm attacks and murders across the
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Zupco crews on go-slow
DRIVERS of Mutare-based conventional buses operating under the Zupco franchise have gone on a go-slow to force government to review their daily commission, leaving thousands of commuters
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DA in bid to access National Lotteries Commission's list of beneficiaries
As the allegations of corruption in its payouts to beneficiaries against the NLC mounted, it has drawn the veil of secrecy over the lists of its
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Hit the brakes on reform,Kampala's transport workers say
The Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) has used the country's coronavirus lockdown to begin a long-awaited redevelopment of the park, including the installation of shelters, lighting and a tarmac
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New study finds police in America fail to meet basic international human rights standards | New York Carib News
A new study from the University of Chicago has found police in America’s biggest cities are failing to meet even the most basic international human rights standards governing the use of lethal
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Dominica calls for Commonwealth aid to help cope with COVID-19
LONDON, England (CMC) — Dominica's Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit Wednesday said that the Commonwealth is uniquely placed to advocate on behalf of its members, particularly small states, on issues that threaten their survival such as the novel coronavirus
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High literacy is only one of the first steps towards development
It is a country with a high literacy rate, one of the highest on the African
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Archer to join England training after negative COVID-19 test
(Reuters) – Fast bowler Jofra Archer has been cleared to join England’s training squad ahead of their three-test series against West Indies after testing negative for COVID-19, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) said
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