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South African women are overcoming gender barriers in sectors that were previously known to be dominated by men.
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Setting Up an Indoor Basketball Court: What Should You Do? | Brothers on Sports
Almost everyone loves watching basketball: it's a fast-paced sport that takes skill, talent, wit, and intelligence. Of course, you'll need years of experience to play professionally. But other than that, anybody can play the game. There are over 5.8 million basketball players in the United States
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Black Family Awarded $475K One Year After They Were Violently Detained by Phoenix Police Over a Doll from Dollar Store
An Arizona couple will receive a $475,000 settlement a year after they were violently confronted by the police over a stolen doll. The Phoenix City […]
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Aurora Police Mistakenly Handcuff Black Family At Gunpoint For Suspected Car Theft
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The Journey After Pressing that Flush Button | Brothers on Sports
Everybody poops; it's part of human nature, with an average adult flushing around 320 lbs of poop down the toilet every year. Once in a while, you may have problems in your home's plumbing, leaving you with a clogged toilet. Experts in plumbing services offer the best advice and solutions to
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Home Renovation: When Do You Need Professionals? | Brothers on Sports
Homeowners are always looking to improve their properties. Maintenance tasks are necessary to keep the house functioning and comfortable. It can also benefit from a few aesthetic changes, ranging from moving household items around or adding outdoor amenities for your family to enjoy. Some
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Porsche delivers six striking 911 GT3 models for pride park display
Porsche values all its employees and supported German pride events with a display of very bright 911 GT3 models.
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Decorating Mistakes That Can Make a Space Seem Smaller | Brothers on Sports
It's easy to make a big mess out of decorating a small space, thus making it seem even smaller than it really is. Just as there are tips and tricks that help open up a tiny area and take advantage of limited room, there are also some common mistakes that instantly shrink an already small
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Preventing Property Crime: a Reminder for Homeowners | Brothers on Sports
The year seemed to start on a promising note when the FBI’s preliminary crime report for 2019 indicated an overall decrease in property crimes. The initial report, which includes data from January to June 2019, shows a 5.6 percent drop in property crimes, including burglary, robbery, and motor
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How to Care for Pool During Fall and Winter | Brothers on Sports
Summer has come and past. You have enjoyed frolicking under the sun and made good use of your new pool. However, all good things come to an end. It is time to pack up the swimsuits as fall and winter approach. As the season changes and the days becomes colder, how should you prep your
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A Guide to Efficiently Cleaning and Disinfecting Your Home | Brothers on Sports
Even after more than half a year, COVID-19 is still a serious threat to our health. Just because some areas are starting to reopen slowly doesn’t mean you should be complacent. Keeping up with home maintenance and sanitation is essential in reducing your risk of infection. Sometimes it’s not enough
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Health and Other Risks Due to Mold Exposure in Your Home | Brothers on Sports
The presence of molds in homes and buildings is fairly common. Molds tend to thrive in environments where there is a lot of moisture. You usually see molds around leaks in pipes, windows, and roofs. They are also common in areas that are frequently flooded. Molds could also grow on wood
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Community leaders in Africa and Haiti innovate in the fight against the pandemic - The New York Beacon

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Black women are rising despite obstacles  | New Pittsburgh Courier
by Julianne Malveaux (TriceEdneyWire.com)—Women won the right to vote a century ago.  On August 18, 1920, the 19th Amendment passed.  The White women’s equal rights struggle began in 1776, though, when … Continued
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White House aware of Russian bounties in 2019, AP sources say : TheGrio
Top officials in the White House were aware in early 2019 of classified intelligence indicating Russia was secretly offering bounties to the Taliban for the deaths of Americans, a full year earlier than has been previously reported, according to U.S. officials with direct knowledge of the
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North Rupununi temporary road impassable due to flash flood
A temporary road in the North Rupununi has become impassable due to a flash flood and the Ministry of Public Infrastructure (MPI) has advised persons travelling to Region Nine to make use of the recently commissioned road, which runs through
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Tomlinson eyes revamping coffee industry in St Andrew West Rural
PEOPLE'S National Party (PNP) candidate for St Andrew West Rural Krystal Tomlinson has vowed to protect the interests of coffee farmers in the constituency, if elected as the Member of Parliament (MP) on September 3.
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Diddy’s Son King Combs Injured In Ferrari After Being Hit By Driver Under The Influence
Diddy's son should be feeling lucky. Christian "King" Combs was driving his red Ferrari when it got smashed into by a man driving a Tesla—who was determined to be under the influence.
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Kenya: Motorists in Personal Cars Exempted Form Mandatory Mask Requirement - Oguna
Nairobi — Government Spokesman Colonel (Rtd) Cyrus Oguna Monday waded into the on-going public debate on whether motorists can be arrested for failing to wear a face masks while in their private
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Zim dollar drops 129% after first forex auction in 16 years
The Zimbabwe dollar fell 129% on Tuesday after officials switched to a currency auction trading system from the previous
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Types of Roof Damage That Winter Causes | Brothers on Sports
“Winter is coming.” We’ve heard this line too many times in the past couple of years. The characters from Game of Thrones use this line to remind people of the threat of war and their enemies. It reminds people to remain vigilant. Well, in a way, it also applies to us in real life, especially
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Mandeville to Spur Tree main road a pain for motorists
MANDEVILLE, Manchester - There is growing concern about safety on the roadway embracing Mandeville through Kingsland to Spur Tree, as well as the steep, winding, accident-prone Spur Tree Hill, because of the deteriorating surface. Residents and motorists say bumps and potholes - made worse by
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Infrastructure ministry denies building substandard village road in Region 2 - Stabroek News
The Ministry of Public Infrastructure (MoPI) is refuting media reports which claim that a stretch of road in Lima Sands, Region Two that was purportedly constructed by the ministry has
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Manari bypass road impassable because of flood
The Ministry of Public Infrastructure today said that the Manari Bypass Road has become impassable due to a flash
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Northern counties bet on Sh81bn road to spur trade
The implementation of the project will end marginalisation of the region and open new chapter of development.
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Growth & Jobs | Spend wisely! - Conserving fuel during an economic downturn
Jason McNeish, deputy general manager at the Jamaica Automobile Association (JAA), said another way motorists can conserve gas and save money is simply by being deliberate about where they purchase the
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A lot of homeowners do not pay too much attention to the garage when it comes to making renovations. Most of them think that the room is only useful for storage, waste collection, car parking. You can improve your home value if you focus on making upgrades to the area. Your vehicle is one of
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Remembering an American hero; John Lewis's farewell tour makes final stop in Atlanta | The Atlanta Voice
Civil Rights icon and US Congressman John Lewis died on July 17 at 80. A native of Troy, Alabama, his private funeral was hosted at Ebenezer Baptist Church. Former Presidents George W. Bush and Bill Clinton attended the memorial service. Former President Barack Obama delivered the eulogy. Lewis was
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Zimbabwe: Mutare City Embarks On Road Rehabilitation Program
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Myrie's roadwork assertions come under fire
CONCERNS are being raised in the St Andrew East Central constituency held in Parliament by Opposition Leader Dr Peter Phillips about several road rehabilitation projects allegedly being carried out in the Cassia Park Division by Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) caretaker Jodian Myrie.
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