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Private sector begins vaccination drive - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh said government will be working with the private sector in the coming weeks to rollout covid19 vaccines for hundreds or workers. At the Prime Minister's media conference on Saturday Deyalsingh outlined distribution to the private sector based on the vaccin
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Rwanda: Business Operators Vow to Address Sexual Harassment in Workplaces
[New Times] Different key players in the private sector have vowed to address the challenge of sexual harassment as part of their efforts to promote gender equality and accountability in their work places.
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Kenya Bans Single-Use Plastics in Protected Areas
This year, the country will mark World Environment Day by banning single-use plastic in protected natural
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Uganda Executive, MPs in tussle over use of Covid-19 funds
Despite seeming to have softened his stance on the Ush10 billion ($2.6 million) that Ugandan legislators allocated themselves as part of the Covid-19 supplementary budget, President Yoweri Museveni is said to have ordered an audit of the
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Nigerian parliament approves $2.39 bn supplementary budget | News24
Nigeria's parliament passed a 982.729 billion naira ($2.39 billion) supplementary budget on Wednesday to fund Covid-19 vaccines and defence services.
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CGX donates $14M in cereal to CDC for pandemic response - Stabroek News
CGX Energy Inc. yesterday donated more than $14 million in Morning Glory Cereal to the Civil Defence Commission (CDC) to assist Guyanese who have been affected by the novel coronavirus disease
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Where is funding of COVID-19 relief programme coming from?
Although government has announced that it will provide COVID-19 assistance for vulnerable persons and a data collection system is being established, neither the Ministry of Finance nor the executing agency, the Ministry of Social Protection are saying how the programme will be
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#BTSpeakingOut – A nation of sheep - Barbados Today
Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by this author are their own and do not represent the official position of the Barbados TODAY Inc. by Patrick Gittens In 2017, labour, Opposition forces and private sector marched hand-in-hand against the Government of the day. Today, as the private
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Church not discipled for vaccination crusade
The Government has failed to enlist the voice and muscle of the Church in amassing support for the proposed COVID-19 vaccination campaign, buy-in that could be crucial if the country aims to achieve herd immunity. Heads of local church groups,...
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Sir Hilary: Colonial mess leaves behind a pandemic of diseases
Demanding reparation for the more than 300 years of slavery in the Caribbean, Sir Hilary Beckles, vice chancellor of The University of the West Indies (UWI), charged that colonialism has left a legacy of diabetes and hypertension that continues to...
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Free education in Sierra Leone – a lot done, yet much more to do
53.4% of pre-primary, 78.7% of primary, 76.7% of junior secondary and 80.4% of senior secondary schools are now
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Liberia: COVID-19 Food Distribution to Delay Few Weeks
The Steering Committee of the COVID-19 Household Food Support Programme (COHFSP) has announced a delay in the distribution of food commodities for a few weeks due to several issues beyond the control of the Steering
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Kenya: Nyeri Governor Mutahi Kahiga Rejects COVID-19 Bill
Nyeri Governor Mutahi Kahiga has declined to assent the County Covid-19 and Highly Infectious Diseases Response
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Fasten seatbelts before TT take-off - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
THE PRIME Minister's timeline for the possible reopening of the borders in the coming weeks is a heartening sign that we are now at a different phase of the pandemic. It must be hoped that the Government is carefully considering the timing of the intricate and numerous steps involved, given
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Ministries explain Sh8.1b suspect allocations
The government has come out to explain suspect allocations of Sh8.1 billion in small amounts to infrastructure projects in the new budget that were flagged by the Parliamentary Budget Office
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Nigeria: Govt Approves N46.2 Billion to Pay Beneficiaries of Public Works Programme
Abuja — The federal government yesterday said N46.2 billion has been voted for the payment of the 774,000 people to be engaged under the special public works
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WATCH | Prioritise PPE over shareholder payouts, #Care4Carers tells private healthcare sector | News24
A group of nurses, community healthcare workers and members of civil organisations this week staged a call to action outside the head offices of South Africa's private healthcare groups.
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Tygerberg's Covid-19 ICU beds situation should not be seen in isolation, says health dept
The Western Cape government says Tygerberg Hospital's ICU Covid-19 department reaching its capacity should not be seen in isolation from the rest of the province's ability to accommodate Covid-19
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Zimbabwe: War Vets Want Benefits Extended
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Trading racism claims, Tennessee House stays in tense divide
“I see people that look like me unarmed and getting killed in these streets, and our budget doesn’t address it,” said Democratic Rep. Antonio Parkinson, an African American lawmaker from
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Imbert: Budget Day is October 4 - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
THE 2021/2022 national budget will be read at 1.30 pm on Monday, October 4, Finance Minister Colm Imbert told the House of Representatives in a very brief statement on Friday. He made no further remark to offer any insights. After the House had sat for about 18 minutes, House Leader Camille Ro
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Gov't explores measures to enhance management of disposable containers
THE Government is exploring measures that can be incorporated in the management of polyethylene and polypropylene containers that have replaced the expanded polystyrene foam containers on the domestic market. This was announced by Minister of Housing, Urban Renewal, Environment and Climate Change
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Rwanda: Government to Inject Rwf145.1 Billion in RwandAir
The Government has said that it will increase funding for the national carrier RwandAir to Rwf145.1 billion in the 2020-21 fiscal year, from the current
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Kenya: ICJ-Kenya Urges Labour Ministry to Include All Elderly Persons in Inua Jamii Program
Nairobi — The International Commission of Jurists (ICJ) Kenya has urged the Ministry of Labour, Social Security, and Services to ensure the inclusion of all elderly persons who qualify for the Inua Jamii program, which is aimed at cushioning Kenyans from effects of
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President announces major drainage project for South Georgetown, three Hope Canal-type outfalls in regions 3, 5 and 6 - Stabroek News
In an address on the first anniversary of his government, President Irfaan Ali today chronicled the range of major projects launched by his administration,  appealed for persons to be vaccinated against COVID-19 and announced  a major drainage scheme for South Georgetown along with three outfalls
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Source: Stabroek News - Guyana's Most Trusted Newspaper
Africa: Peace Vital for Sustainable Development in Africa - Buhari
In a message to African leaders to mark the "Africa Day 2020," commemorated by the African Union Commission in collaboration with the World Health Organisation (WHO), President Buhari said Africa has given the world a new hope by choosing the theme"Silencing the Guns in the context of the
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Zimbabwe heading back to US dollar transactions
Zimbabwe then began currency reforms meant to set the local dollar on a firm footing, but economists say the experiment has failed and a return to the US dollar is now
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Three African Americans Step Into Top California Leadership Roles
Yolanda Richardson and Adetokunbo “Toks” Omishakin, are officially assuming their roles as state government executives in Sacramento at at time when the state is implementing deep cuts to its fiscal year 2020-21 budget in response to the global COVID-19
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Police union thankful for $57m cash injection - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
PRESIDENT of the police union, acting ASP Gideon Dickson is thankful that the police service will be receiving $57 million as announced by Finance Minister Colm Imbert last week. In a telephone interview with Sunday Newsday, Dickson said: "We want the allocation to come into reality sooner tha
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