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PNP deputy general secretary Basil Waite in ICU with COVID-19
People's National Party (PNP) deputy general secretary Basil Waite is now in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of the University Hospital of the West Indies after developing complications from COVID-19. Waite, who had been in home isolation, was...
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THE RELIGION CORNER: My People Perish for the Lack of Knowledge
Now that National Diabetes Month is once again upon us, this column is my effort to help each of you understand how health challenges such as diabetes, hypertension and obesity can either cause devastations or, with proper knowledge, be managed.
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The Making of A Good First Lady
The Making of A Good First Lady By Robbie Colson-Ramsey I was home, doing what many of us have been for the past seven months, [...]
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Is Mali Heading Towards a Militarisation of Power? | Africanews
In recent weeks, the appointment of military personnel to key positions such as defence or at the head of territorial administrative regions has aroused the anger of community
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What The Revolution Has Taught Me About Being The ‘Token Black Girl’ - Blavity
Because how could I not see that being the only Black girl in the room is a form of
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DHS Announces New COVID-19 Guidance on Quarantine Duration - Milwaukee Community Journal
DHS supports revised CDC guidelines to shorten quarantine for close contacts In response to new guidelines released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the Department of Health Services (DHS) has updated quarantine guidance for close contacts of someone diagnosed with
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Policies are more important than optics - Stabroek News
Like most people across the globe, I was glued to my screen last week anxiously awaiting the outcome of the US elections. The article Policies are more important than optics appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Locals Make Bold Changes To Create Healthy Holiday Homes - Milwaukee Community Journal
More local families are staying home for the holidays, and they’re making critical changes to keep their homes as healthy as possible. Local home repair pros are sharing proper ventilation tips so everyone inside can breathe easily! The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the
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Muhammad Ali Jr. Says His Dad Would Have Hated The Black Lives Matter Protests
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Is It Safe Yet To Fly During The Pandemic?
Is it safe yet to fly during the pandemic? Public health experts say staying home is best to keep yourself and others safe from infection. But if you're thinking about flying for the holidays, you should know what to expect. Flights are getting more crowded and more airlines plan to stop blocking
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Secretary of State Offices Closed for Veterans Day | The Crusader Newspaper Group
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WATCH | People resort to eating clay to stave off hunger in drought-hit Madagascar | News24
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Local artists speak out against changes made to proposed Black Lives Matter mural
GREENVILLE, N.C. (WNCT) – “This project came from one artist proposing Black Lives Matter and it’s very important to him and our other lead artist that these words stay as close to that as possible,” said Holly Garriott, Pitt County Arts Council director. These 18 local artists were inspired by
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‘It nuh fair !’ - Residents of Golden Grove Meadows bemoan exorbitant light bills from JPS
As if their struggle with a sewage issue in their neighbourhood isn’t enough of a burden, the recently relocated ex-sugar workers and their families at Golden Grove Meadows in St Thomas are bemoaning exorbitant light bills, which they say have resulted in numerous disconnections over the past few
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Why The Revolution Needs To Include The Black LGBTQ+ Community - Blavity
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Report: More Half Of Black, Hispanic And Native American Workers Have Jobs That Can’t Be Done Remotely
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County health official says she has received death threats
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The US just set a staggering new Covid-19 daily case record with more than 120,000 infections - L.A. Focus Newspaper
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Great Troolie Island residents were severely hit by spring tide flooding - Stabroek News
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Rwanda: Court to Rule on Mothers Who Kill Infants Unintentionally
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Asia Today: India reports 41,100 new coronavirus cases - Black News Channel
NEW DELHI (AP) — India has reported 41,100 new cases of the coronavirus, raising the country's overall tally since the pandemic began to 8.79 million. The Health Ministry on Sunday also reported 447 deaths in the same period, driving total fatalities to 129,635. India is second in the world in
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Kabore hopes to retain Burkina Faso presidency despite militant violence | Africanews
Burkina Faso's president vowed to defeat a militant insurgency in his country's north if
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Michael B. Jordan, Idris Elba, & Other Hollywood Stars Sign Open Letter Demanding Hollywood Divest From Police
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Black Workers More Likely to Face Retaliation | Dallas Weekly
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MLK Community Center's Juneteenth celebration different but 'impactful' | Dallas Weekly
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