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‘Cartels controlling Zim fuel sector’ - NewsDay Zimbabwe
In its weekly review on socio-economic developments in the country, Zimcodd said although the Russia-Ukraine war has had repercussions on global fuel prices, in Zimbabwe there was a third force driven by “profiteering” that was influencing
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Source: NewsDay Zimbabwe - Everyday News for Everyday People
Routine vaccinations falling off, lament health officials - Barbados Today
Public Health Specialist Dr Elizabeth Ferdinand has urged parents to take their children to get their routine vaccines, amid concerns about a dip in vaccine coverage in 2020 and 2021. Dr Ferdinand, who also serves as Co-coordinator of the National COVID-19 Vaccination Campaign, also encouraged
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Mob kills two Gokwe men - NewsDay Zimbabwe
In a statement, Midlands police spokesperson Inspector Emmanuel Mahoko said the now deceased men, Pardon Muchaitei and Edmore Murindiwa allegedly went berserk and started stabbing fellow spectators at a sports field near Dzire Business Centre in
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Source: NewsDay Zimbabwe - Everyday News for Everyday People
Tamia Grant Crowned Miss University of the Virgin Islands
On Saturday, April 23, 2022, Tamia Grant was crowned the 42nd Miss University of the Virgin Islands. Reigning Miss UVI, Jackeima Flemming, crowned her successor at the Miss UVI Ambassadorial Presentation and Coronation on St. Croix.
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International Travel Up – Inter-Island Travel Down
Trevor Sadler, CEO of InterCaribbean Airways, suggested that lowering taxes on Caribbean residents traveling between islands would be a good start. He advocated a plan where Caribbean residents would pay half the taxes international travelers pay.
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THA Education Secretary: New curriculum to be Tobago-centric
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday Tobago Secretary of Education Zorisha Hackett. - THA THE redesigned school curriculum in Tobago under the leadership of the Progressive Democratic Patriots (PDP) will be Tobago-centric, Secretary of Education, Research and Technology
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La degringolade merveilleuse | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste Les nouvelles se bousculent. Chaque nouvelle veut avoir la premiere place. Etre percue comme la plus importante, la plus choquante. Le probleme des carburants s'accentue. Les avions en manquent. Les automobilistes font des files. Les chauffeurs de
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Source: Haiti News - Daily News from Haiti
BHP to donate 100 STEM Kits to Education Ministry - Barbados Today
In an effort to further cultivate interest in, and develop skills relevant to the field of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM), global resource company and offshore licensee, BHP, will donate 100 STEM kits to the Ministry of Education, Technological and Vocational Training, for
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CXC delays examinations by three weeks - Barbados Today
Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) exams have been delayed by three weeks. At a press conference a short while ago, CXC registrar Dr Wayne Wesley said the decision was made during a special joint meeting of the School Examinations Committee (SEC) and the Council this morning. Examinations will
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355 new COVID-19 cases - Barbados Today
A total of 355 new COVID-19 cases (156 males and 199 females) were recorded for the period Saturday, April 23, from the 1,213 tests conducted by the Best-dos Santos Public Health Laboratory. The new positives comprised 55 persons who are under the age of 18, and 300 who are 18 years and
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Haitian nationals claim eviction - Barbados Today
Thirty-four Haitians staying at Wanstead Gardens, St James, including six children and a pregnant young woman, say they have been evicted from the apartment they've called home for the last two months. When a Barbados TODAY team visited the property moments ago, some of the Haitians were in the
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IDs limit riles Bulawayo residents - NewsDay Zimbabwe
“This is a blitz, meaning one has to go out of the norm. But when these officials are documenting 100 people per day it's no longer a blitz, it loses its meaning,” said the Bulawayo Progressive Residents Association chairperson Ambrose
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Source: NewsDay Zimbabwe - Everyday News for Everyday People
VIDOH Announces Stock of Vaccines and Gift Cards on St. Thomas Have been Temporarily Depleted
The VI Department of Health (VIDOH) is excited to report that they have experienced a surprisingly high demand for the COVID-19 vaccine during this incentive cycle.
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CoP: Police don’t possess, haven’t used spyware
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News McDonald Jacob - Acting Commissioner of Police McDonald Jacob says police are not in possession of Pegasus Spyware. At a Ministry of National Security media conference on Sunday, Jacob said other software was purchased by the
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New Barbados ID card coming soon - Barbados Today
The Electoral and Boundaries Commission has advised holders of the current Barbados Identification card that they will soon be able to register for the new National ID card via an online portal, or at any one of the 24 registration centres across the island. They will be required to present their
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Carnival Police Task Force “Operation Python” Arrest 2 Recover 1 Gun
On Monday, April 25, 2022, members of a Multi-Agency Violent Offender Task Force consisting of Officers from the Special Operations Bureau, CIB, K-9, Zone A Patrol, COVID-19 Task Force Officers, and DLCA were doing traffic enforcement around Rhymer Highway at 5:00 p.m.
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Man loses battle with COVID-19 - Barbados Today
COVID-19 claimed the life of a 55-year-old man on Sunday, April 24. He was unvaccinated, and his passing brought the death toll from the virus to 390. Minister of Health and Wellness Ian Gooding-Edghill has extended condolences to his family and
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Source: Barbados Today - News You Can Trust.
Officials advised to pursue upmarket tourists in untapped destinations - Barbados Today
Barbados should look to target wealthy persons in already defined source markets rather than seek out tourists from distant sources. That suggestion has been put forward by former Central Bank Governor Dr Delisle Worrell, who has urged tourism officials to seek diversification of source markets
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MARIN Tobago project aims to restore coral reefs
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Minister of Planning and Development Pennelope Beckles at the launch of MARIN Tobago pilot project at Pigeon Point Heritage Park on Tuesday. - David Reid Marine Resilience Initiative (MARIN) Tobago – an 18-month pilot project
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Petrol station forced to close as supplier insists on payment of outstanding rent - Barbados Today
Minister of Energy Kerrie Symmonds is to get to the bottom of a dispute that has forced the closure of one of this country’s longstanding petroleum service stations. He told Barbados TODAY on Monday he has first to be briefed by his officers on the matter and then meet with the parties involved
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Fish markets across Barbados closed next week for May Day celebrations - Barbados Today
The Ministry of Environment & National Beautification (Blue Economy) has disclosed that all fish markets will be closed on Monday,  May, 2. It should be noted May Day for 2022 falls on Sunday 01st May nevertheless all markets will be open that day, while the public holiday aspect rolls over to
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March 26 by-elections drive final nail in the MDC’s coffin - The Zimbabwe Independent
Its leader, Douglas Mwonzora still believes the party will rise from the ashes after the battering from the recently held elections. The party’s failure to secure a single seat in all contested areas paints a gloomy
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Govt, BCC to name Byo Street after Kenyan President Kenyatta - NewsDay Zimbabwe
This follows a request by the Local Government minister July Moyo to the BCC after President Emmerson Mnangagwa paid a two-day State visit to Kenya from March 8. The post Govt, BCC to name Byo Street after Kenyan President Kenyatta appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Jamaica’s Education MInister appeals to Barbadian counterpart to press CXC to postpone this year’s exams - Barbados Today
Authorities in Jamaica have appealed to Barbados’ Minister of Education Kay McConney, in her capacity as chairperson of CARICOM’s Council for Human and Social Development (COHSOD), for an urgent meeting in a final bid to get the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) to postpone this
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COVID-19 update: 473 new cases - Barbados Today
There were 473 new COVID-19 cases, 192 males and 281 females, recorded from the 1,434 tests carried out on Tuesday, April 26, by the Best-dos Santos Public Health Laboratory. The cases consisted of 112 persons under the age of 18, and 361 who were 18 years and older. There were 95 people in
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Plaskett Co-Chairs Black Innovation Committee
Given the opportunity, Black innovators will change the world, said Congressional Delegate Stacey Plaskett in Washington D.C. on Tuesday.
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Elections Board Approves 2022 Seasonal Calendar
Election Season 2022 is underway, and with that in mind, members of the Board of Elections voted to update the calendar used to guide candidates and their supporters through the steps to take on their way to meet the voters.
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A Million Years From Now, Our Glass Could Attract Alien Species
Studies suggest that 75 percent of all glass that enters the waste system ends up in landfills. In the US Virgin Islands, that amounts to a startling 18 tons of glass every day, according to information gathered by environmentalist and Virgin Islands Marine Advisory Service Coordinator Howard
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Food Fair Tradition to Take on Modern Look
Wednesday's Food Fair on St. Thomas will be a new take on a Carnival classic with a group of Charlotte Amalie High School students in Shamang Straun's architectural drawing class designing the layout of vendors' spots.
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Woman kills neighbour over stray cattle - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Faith Gudo of Wildbeast Farm is assisting police with investigations in connection with the death of David Dube after she struck him with a stone and died. The post Woman kills neighbour over stray cattle appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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