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Public Services Association president Watson Duke has called on the Prime Minister to shut down the public sector, leaving open only the most critical departments. “I’m not trying to be insensitive to the fact that people still need to conduct business but when my members are losing their live
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Business chamber slams Mabuyane's 'knee jerk' call for booze ban, but liquor board welcomes plan
A regional Eastern Cape business chamber has labelled Premier Oscar Mabuyane's call to push for a renewed alcohol ban as "knee jerk", but his call has the support of the Eastern Cape Liquor
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Caribbean Business News Round-Up - May 7, 2021 - Haiti News
Some of the Best Banks in Latin America are also in the Caribbean; Guyana's exponential growth forecast; Barbados economy struggles; IMF OECS prediction and more Caribbean business news this week. The post Caribbean Business News Round-Up - May 7, 2021 appeared first on Haiti News.
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PICS | Durban police hunt 2 men who escaped from court's holding cells | News24
Police have launched a search for two murder suspects, who escaped from the Durban High Court.
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Ron Oden is the first African American and the first openly gay man to hold the office of Mayor of Palm Springs, California. Born on March 21, 1950 in Detroit, Michigan, Oden attended Oakwood College (now University) in Huntsville, Alabama where he received a Bachelor of Arts in History, Sociology
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Caribbean News - Guess How Many Vaccines The US Has Given The Caribbean? - Haiti News
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Haïti va devoir importer plus de riz - Haiti News
Les importations de riz pour le premier semestre de la campagne de commercialisation 2020/21 ont atteint 259 000 tonnes, soit une augmentation de plus de 8% par rapport à la même période de la campagne de commercialisation 2019/20, qui a été affectée négativement par les troubles politiques. Pour
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Insécurité : le secteur privé préoccupé, déplore l’inefficacité des autorités - Haiti News
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Authorities Investigate Hanging Death Of Black Man; Second In Region In 2 Weeks
PALMDALE, Calif. (AP) — Authorities in the Southern California city of Palmdale are investigating the death of a 24-year-old black man found hanging from a tree near City Hall, which they originally described as an apparent suicide, prompting outrage in the
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Caribbean News - CARICOM Says It Supports Two State Solution In Israel, Palestine Conflict - Haiti News
The Caribbean Community, (CARICOM), says it continues to support the United Nations’ efforts towards a two-state solution as the best way forward in the escalating Israel and Palestinian
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Zimbabwe: Police to Intensify Night Patrols As Robberies Surge
Although police could not provide the statistics of the people that have fallen victims to the criminals, reports revealed that robbers were waylaying people during the night, taking advantage that most people would be in their
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Infectious diseases expert Prof Anton Stoltz dies after complications from surgery
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Suspect in court for allegedly kidnapping Johannesburg toddler | News24
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Parliament approves SLPP chairman Dr. Harding and nine others for high office
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Nigeria: #JusticeForUwa - Nigerian Police HQ Takes Over Investigations Into Student's Murder
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As the world reached 5 million confirmed coronavirus cases Thursday, the director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said he can’t guarantee whether a second round of lockdowns is coming as a possible second wave of the virus
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