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By Gwen DeRu TODAY… **READ THE BIRMINGHAM TIMES. Get all the latest news! **OPEN BLUES JAM, 7-10 p.m. at Brennan’s Irish Pub.  All musicians welcome. **COMEDIAN DREW THOMAS at the StarDome Comedy Club. FRIDAY… **COMEDIAN BRUCE BRUCE at the StarDome Comedy Club. **MOVIE NIGHT: Check out some
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L. A. Church Posts 'No Trespassing' Sign To Stop Black Woman From Sitting On Lawn
Members of the church told her 'All Lives Matter.'
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Protest at your own risk, says Zanu PF
THE ruling Zanu PF party yesterday said it would deal harshly with the planned protests against President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government on July 31, evoking memories of killings by the army of civilians in 2018 and January last year. BY DESMOND CHINGARANDE Six civilians were shot dead in the
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Showmax Pro rolls out in 40 more countries - TechCentral
A week after launching Showmax Pro in Kenya and Nigeria, MultiChoice Group has announced the service, which includes live sports, is now available in 40 more countries – but South Africa isn’t one of them.
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Kenya: Omtatah in Court to Compel President Kenyatta to Submit Names of 41 Judges to Parliament
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Human rights activist Okiya Omtatah now wants President Uhuru Kenyatta compelled to submit the names of 41 judges to Parliament for approval.
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Latasha Johnson qualifies for Eutaw Mayoral race
Our City Your Voices.I am running for Mayor of Eutaw to fix the dysfunction and mismanagement that is bleeding away the resources needed to help our city continue with growth. Our water department is our city’s biggest revenue source and at this point we have lost lots of revenue from our water
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Plight of the Black Non-Profit - Los Angeles Sentinel
Each time there is social upheaval, the corporations go on PR campaigns, promoting their concern for communities of color, and the millions of dollars they have set aside for community programs. It has been my experience that little, if any, of the resources actually reach relevant programs. As an
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Tanzania opposition leader hospitalized after attack by unknown assailants | Africanews
Tanzania’s main opposition leader was attacked by unidentified assailants as he entered his home late at night, officials with his party said Tuesday, just months ahead of a general election and as opposition figures face alleged
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Judge rules against Rickford Burke in libel suit TV stations, Guyana Times - Stabroek News
United States-based Guyanese political commentator Rickford Burke last month lost libel suits he had filed back in 2013 against MTV, Guyana Times, and Little Rock TV. The article Judge rules against Rickford Burke in libel suit TV stations, Guyana Times appeared first on Stabroek News.
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'No direct evidence' linking smoking with 'severe' Covid-19, but not a good idea, says NICD director | News24
There is no direct evidence that links smoking with severe Covid-19, but it could be possible, says Professor Lucille Blumberg of the NICD.
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Cats may have been pets along the Silk Road over 1,000 years ago - L.A. Focus Newspaper
Tests on a cat skeleton found along the Silk Road in southern Kazakhstan revealed that cats may have been pets for nomadic herders in the area, according to a study published last week in the Scientific Reports
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A Monthly Ebony Unlikely To Return | The Oklahoma Eagle
www.journal_isms.com By richard ‘The Cost of Print is Exorbitant’ The new chair of the company that owns Ebony magazine says that “print, in all likelihood, will not come back,” that he is looking for “creative ways” to pay writers that Ebony owes and that he would like to spread around the
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Nick Cannon Issues Apology Statement, Intends to 'Take a Break' From His Morning Show
By Victor Trammell Photo credits: Entertainment Tonight After his displacement from Viacom-CBS for making "anti-Semitic" comments during a podcast, entertainer Nick Cannon (pictured) has issued a public statement of apology. This all started late last month after an episode of the
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A mother's frantic search ends in heartbreak: Daughter found raped, stabbed to death in KZN field | News24
A mother's frantic overnight search for her teenage daughter ended in tragedy on when the child’s body was found in a field.
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Family Seeks Answers To Teen's Death — The Sacramento Observer
What happened to Taylor Blackwell? The question blared from handmade posters and from emphatic speakers at a press conference Wednesday evening as community activists joined family and friends in calling for answers for a young Black woman who was found dead at a local hotel on February 28. The
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Sharp Blades cut Chelsea to ribbons - Voice Online
RAMPANT SHEFFIELD took a big step towards securing European football next season with a resounding... The post Sharp Blades cut Chelsea to ribbons appeared first on Voice Online.
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Somalia: Bomb and Mortar Attacks Reported in Lower Shabelle Region
[Shabelle] A roadside blast and mortar attack have been reported on Tuesday in the southern lower Shabelle region, both assaults were claimed by Al-Shabaab militants.
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Lusignan contractor riddled with bullets at job site - Stabroek News
A contractor is now dead after being riddled with bullets while at a construction site in D’Urban Street, Lodge. The article Lusignan contractor riddled with bullets at job site appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Africa: COVID-Hit 2020 CHAN Tournament Gets New Date... As CAF Makes Major Changes to Calendar
[New Era] The Brave Warriors of Namibia will now only get a chance to make a second appearance at the African Nations Championship (Chan) tournament early next year, after CAF announced that the 2020 edition of the competition has been moved to January 2021.
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'Cruel and terrible' murder - Gauteng ANC urge cops to find MPL Mapiti Matsena's killer | News24
The ANC in Gauteng has urged the police to act promptly and arrest the killer of one of its own - MPL Mapiti Matsena - who was stabbed to death in his home on Wednesday.
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US-based non-profit organisation promises to continue literacy drive for children in Guyana - Stabroek News
Kupanda Sisters Incorporated, a non-profit organisation based in the United States, recently celebrated its first anniversary and its Guyanese founder pledged to continue its efforts to promote literacy among children in underserved communities in
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Black woman harassed for sitting on a church's lawn - TheGrio
Alex Marshall-Brown, an actress and stunt performer, says she was harassed after sitting on the lawn of St. Paul's First Lutheran... View Article The post Black woman harassed for sitting on a church's lawn appeared first on TheGrio.
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Who Was Ben Tillman, Whose Statues Appear All Over South Carolina? : NPR
NPR's Ailsa Chang talks with Stephen Kantrowitz, a history professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, about who Ben Tillman was and why his statues appear all over South Carolina.
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Drone on the farm: As rainfall becomes scarce, farmers irrigate crops via unmanned aerial vehicles - Dallas Post Tribune
Nathan Zecks Mazvazva, a 25-year-old farmer in Zimbabwe, stands in his sugarcane field, marveling at a recent savings of 60% on irrigation costs. And sugarcane is just part of Mazvazva's property in Zimbabwe. He owns nearly 500 acres, growing green beans to green peppers. Simply
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Private sector calls on GECOM to declare recount results - Stabroek News
The Private Sector Commission (PSC) yesterday demanded that the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) proceed to make a declaration using the recounted results of the General and Regional Elections. The article Private sector calls on GECOM to declare recount results appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Bizarre tales by people caught with millions forfeited to State
Several people who forfeited millions of shillings to the government gave laughable and, in some instances, bizarre explanations of how they got the money.
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AfDB-backed investors plan Sh7. 5bn cold storage facility at Tatu City
A group of investors backed by the African Development Bank (AfDB) has announced plans to set up a Sh7.5 billion cold storage facility at Ruiru’s Tatu City development.
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July 31 protests: Churches step in
LEADERS of Christian denominations under the Zimbabwe Council of Churches (ZCC) have said they will today meet the country’s main political leaders to enable them to find common ground in a move meant to forestall anti-goverment protests planned for July 31. BY BLESSED MHLANGA/TATENDA CHITAGU ZCC
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The Enemy Within - The Seattle Medium
In 2019, 692 children (0-11) were killed or injured, up from 2014, when 603 were killed or wounded. The Gus Violence Archive, (gunviolencearchive.org), has been counting gun deaths since 2013, says there were 733 child deaths or injuries in 2017, the peak year since they began collecting the
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Tuju deposits Sh50m to stop property auction
In a letter to Registrar of the Court of Appeal, Mr Tuju through his lawyer, said the amount had been deposited in a joint-interest earning account.
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