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The Trinidad-based Caribbean Agricultural Research and Development Institute (CARDI) Friday said the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has highlighted the region's food insecurity and warned against a possible 'hunger pandemic'.
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Trailing in the polls and in fundraising, Trump clings to one marker as a sign of success — crowd size - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
The president has disregarded the pandemic dangers to stage large rallies as a show of strength and an ego boost after months of campaign stumbles.
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Indian Brides Prefer Traditional Beauty Remedies – The Wilmington Journal
Beauty prep for an Indian bride often begins weeks ahead of the big day. From applyingubtans -face masksmade of natural, kitchen ingredients like turmeric, chickpea flour, cream, and yogurt - to eating a vegetable and [...]
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FOOD: Bangin' Biscuits | BlackPressUSA
NNPA NEWSWIRE — These buttermilk biscuits with mixed berry jam and honey butter glaze are among the best breakfast options because if you're in a rush, just grab one and go!
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Africa: Between a Rock and a Hard Place
[Africa In Fact] The African Union's ambitious plans to revitalise the Sahel region face daunting challenges, including financial fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic
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Zupco accident victim’s pain after losing leg
BY PHYLLIS MBANJE A FEW weeks ago Zimbabweans woke up to horrific news that a Zimbabwe United Passenger Company (Zupco)-contracted Trip Trans bus had lost control and ploughed into eight vehicles before knocking down about 10 people in the vicinity, mostly vendors. One of the victims, 51-year-old
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Wealthiest Black man in America Robert Smith to pay $140 million over tax probe - Face2Face Africa
Billionaire Robert Smith, the Chief Executive Officer of Vista Equity Partners and the wealthiest Black man in the U.S. will pay $140 million to end a four-year investigation for tax crimes, Bloomberg reported on Wednesday. Smith, 57, as part of the settlement, will not be prosecuted but he must
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Why Trump vs. Biden is a lot like 2016 — and why it's not - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
The election between Donald Trump and Joe Biden is less than three weeks away. Trump beat Hillary Clinton in 2016. Can he top Biden in 2020?
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CXC to moderate all SBAs
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (CMC): Starting next year, the Barbados-based Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) will be moderating all school-based assessments (SBAs) instead of samples from respective examination centres. This was revealed on Sunday...
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Africa: Stripe Acquisition of Paystack Could Spur More Tech Deals
[allAfrica] The fast-growing San Francisco-based payment processing company Stripe is buying Nigeria's Paystack, a leading African fintech firm, in an acquisition that signals growing interest in Africa's tech startups.
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Analysis: How low will Donald Trump go? - L.A. Focus Newspaper
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Female entrepreneur loses thousands of dollars investment in Sierra Leone – still no justice
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 18 October 2020: Just when she thought it was safe and the right decision to return home to Sierra Leone to invest her hard earned cash in her country of birth, Mrs Annie Metzger has witnessed all her hard work and investments gone up in smoke, as armed thugs working for a…
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Florida begins early voting with no major problems reported : TheGrio
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — Floridians began early voting in much of the state Monday with no serious problems reported... View Article The post Florida begins early voting with no major problems reported appeared first on TheGrio.
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Octavia Butler Tried To Tell Us: Why Black Organizers Should Start Setting Their Sights On Organizing Movements In Space - Blavity
To seize this moment in time, organizers around the world should look to the stars. If we don’t, we just might find that we are too late to stop the already-underway colonization of the cosmos.
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Sandals expands Back To School campaign | New York Carib News
As more and more schools are faced with replacing or diversifying in-person instruction with some form of distance learning, the Sandals Foundation is helping to make that transition a little easier for students across the Caribbean.
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Opinion: The post-pandemic city
In an lightly adapted excerpt of his new book, Fareed Zakaria writes that cities will come back from the pandemic, which is proving Aristotle right: By nature, humans are social animals.
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Feds Arrest Rapper Who Snitched On His Own Unemployment Scam In Song
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The FINANCIAL - Bank of America published Human Capital Management Report 2020
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More BAME required for vaccine trials - African Voice Newspaper
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12-year-old successfully swims from Saint Lucia to Martinique within 13 hours - Face2Face Africa
Christophe Maleau, a 12-year-old swimming prodigy from Martinique, achieved yet another historic feat over the weekend after he successfully swam from neighboring island, Saint Lucia, to his native country in a challenge that has been attempted by just a few people who were older than him. The
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Trump and Biden vie for Catholic voters amid Supreme Court battle - The New York Beacon
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Trinidad: New taxes on vehicles to start January 2021 - Stabroek News
(Trinidad Guardian) The Ministry of Finance has confirmed that the proposed increase of taxes and import duty on certain private motor cars—namely, certain smaller engine CNG, electric and hybrid cars—which were announced in the 2021 Budget Statement, will now be applicable from January
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Supreme Court Nominee, Amy Coney Barrett, is Bad for Black America. | Chicago Defender
As the Senate confirmation hearings for Supreme Court Justice Nominee, Amy Coney Barrett, continue, she faces plenty of questions about her legal record.  In cases on gun laws, immigration, a woman's reproductive rights, and discrimination, some of her legal opinions leave little doubt on the
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Jamaicans in US have high hopes for Joe Biden, Kamala Harris - Stabroek News
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'Power Of The Sister Vote': Black Women's Roundtable, ESSENCE Release 6th Annual Poll
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Robert F. Smith, the billionaire agreed to pay off the debt of students at Morehouse College, admitted to committing tax fraud.
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