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Sharon Baptist Church installs Rev. Dr. William E. Johnson Jr. as new senior pastor
By AFRO Staff For those who’ve known and worshiped at Sharon Baptist Church in West Baltimore, history was made, Nov. 12 when the Rev. Dr. William E. Johnson, Jr., formerly […] The post Sharon Baptist Church installs Rev. Dr. William E. Johnson Jr. as new senior pastor appeared
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Guyana- UAE To Open Embassy in Georgetown
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has confirmed that it will establish an embassy in Guyana. The announcement was made late Friday by President Irfaan Ali as he spoke at the Guyana Oil and Gas Energy Chamber annual awards ceremony. He noted that this will further improve Guyana’s growing economy. “We
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Elon Musk's wealth rockets: This is his net worth vs SA's dollar billionaires
Only Jeff Bezos has made more money than Elon Musk in the past year - and the billionaire's net worth has now soared to new heights.
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Four SA billionaires make it onto the UK’s Rich List for 2021
The UK’s Sunday Times Rich List for 2021 recorded 250 of wealthiest individuals and families in the United Kingdom, which includes four South Africans.
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Caribbean Matters: Rest in power, Pablo 'Yoruba' Guzman
Pablo “Yoruba”�Guzman, born Paul Guzman on�Aug.�17, 1950, in New York City, to�Puerto Rican and Cuban parents, joined the ancestors on Nov.�26, 2023, after suffering a heart attack. The sad news ...
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Rayshard Brooks Shooting: Atlanta DA Announces Murder Charges Against Police Officers
Fulton County District Attorney Paul Howard has charged Garrett Rolfe, the former Atlanta police officer who fired fatal shots at Rayshard Brooks, with felony murder and aggravated assault with a deadly
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Jahshii Counts His Blessings After Car Crash
The content originally appeared on: Urban Islandz Jahshii was involved in a car accident on Friday, but the artiste appears to be in good health as he updated fans on Saturday. The dancehall artist's
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Oshiomhole speaks on assault on NLC president
Oshiomhole, who is now a senator, is a former president of the NLC. The post Oshiomhole speaks on assault on NLC president appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
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Taiwan’s opposition parties to work together for January election
The Kuomintang and Taiwan People’s Party will run a joint ticket in a bid to beat the ruling DPP’s William Lai.
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Deion Sanders sets Guinness World Record - Face2Face Africa
Deion Sanders recently achieved a rare accomplishment, after setting a Guinness World Record for the largest American football lesson held at the CU Indoor Practice Facility in Boulder. The event, hosted by Sanders along with CU and UCHealth, saw the participation of over 280 people. According to
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South Africa: Govt's Failure to Prevent Energy Crisis is Unconstitutional, Court Finds
[allAfrica] The Pretoria High Court has ruled that numerous government failures caused load shedding, infringing on South Africans' basic rights in breach of the Constitution, News24 reports.
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A century ago, a Black-owned team ruled basketball − today, no Black majority owners remain | Atlanta Daily World
The New York Rens played from 1923 to 1948. Black History Heroes/Twitter by Jared Bahir Browsh, University of Colorado Boulder For the first time in 20 years, the NBA began its season with no Black-owned franchises. In fact, there’s been only one Black majority-owned team in league history. In late
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West Africa: ECOWAS Court Rejects Niger Junta's Plea to Lift Regional Sanctions
[Premium Times] The ECOWAS court ruled that the Nigerien junta failed to meet the additional requirement for the case to be admissible.
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Republicans Bishop, McHenry in minority on historic Santos expulsion vote
(The Center Square) – Two Republicans from North Carolina’s 14 members of the U.S. House of Representatives voted against expelling New York Republican Rep. George Santos in Friday’s historic vote. Reps. Patrick McHenry and Dan Bishop were among the 114 casting a nay vote on House Resolution 878
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Representative Danny Davis files l2,000-plus nominating petitions for 15th term
Representative Danny Davis Cherita Logan, deputy coordinator for Representative Danny K. Davis (D-7th), took care of business for the Congressman on Saturday, November 25. She was the first one in line on Monday, November 27, filing more than 12,000 nominating petitions at the Springfield Board of
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Young Thug, YSL trial opening arguments to begin in Fulton County | New Pittsburgh Courier
Opening arguments in the Young Thug, YSL trial will begin today in Fulton County. The trial is one of the more prominent cases where rap lyrics will be used as evidence in court. A few weeks ago,Judge (YouRal) Ural Glanville ruled that 17 different lyrics can be used as evidence against Young Thug
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Nigeria: Tinubu Presents Nigeria's 2024 Budget to National Assembly (Live Updates)
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Tanzania: Lindi Bus Crash Leaves 14 Dead
[Daily News] Lindi -- LINDI: FOURTEEN people died and 26 others were injured after a passengers bus they were travelling in crashed at Mputa area in Mtama District-Lindi Region, on Sunday.
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Sibling agency directors devise innovative, eviction-relief initiative
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Don’t waste your time
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Buxton United capture the East Coast Mash Football Championship - Stabroek News
Buxton United was crowned the East Coast Mash Cup Football Champion, defeating arch-nemesis and derby rival Buxton Stars via sudden penalty kicks on Saturday evening at the Golden Grove Community Centre
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Rudy Gay opens up about being racially profiled, NBA return
Rudy Gay is a 13-year NBA veteran and forward for the San Antonio Spurs, yet despite being a NBA Star and public figure, he said that does not exclude him from the hardships that come with being a Black man in
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December 15 mention date for 13 Qahal Yahweh members
WESTERN BUREAU: The 13 members of the Qahal Yahweh religious group who were arrested following a police raid at their Montego Bay compound on June 30 this year may be slapped with more charges when they next appear in the St James Parish Court on...
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Jahshii Talks Undergoing Surgery, Family Concerned For His Safety
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Impact of Memorial Day weekend on COVID-19 numbers is a work in progress
Shelby County Health Department officials say Memorial Day weekend appears to have been “a success” from a health-safety standpoint, but they will know for sure in 10-14
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Gay Bechtelheimer among 2024 Governor's Arts Awards recipients
… advocated for the advancement of African American culture through art and literature … commitment to the promotion of African American art extends beyond Central Arkansas … America with a specialization in African American fine art. Virmarie DePoyster of …
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Thousands sign petition to keep alleged Piketberg killer cop behind bars | News24
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