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BRITISH CITIZENS were stopped by immigration enforcement more than any other nationality over the past... The post British citizens stopped by immigration enforcement more than any other nationality appeared first on Voice Online.
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Robert L. Ryan
Robert L. Ryan was Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer at Medtronic. In this role, Ryan was responsible for the following functions at Medtronic: Treasury, Tax, Controllership, Internal Audit, Investor Relations, Corporate Development, Public and Media Relations, Information
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ATL Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms adds personnel to her staff | The Atlanta Voice
Tuesday, Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms announced the following key appointments to her administration. Chief Financial Officer – Mohamed Balla (Effective July 7, 2021) Mohamed Balla most recently served as Deputy Commissioner of the Office of Financial Administration. In that role, Mr. Balla
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Fulton County honored for effort to reduce use of plastics | Atlanta Daily World
ROSWELL, GA. – At a presentation at the Chattahoochee Nature Center, Fulton County Government leadership received the “Clean 13 Water Heroes” Award from the Georgia Water Coalition. The County is … Continued
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The Digital Transformation: Why C-suite collaboration is more important than ever
I’m honored to be selected by Savoy Magazine as one of the “Top 100 Most Influential Blacks in Corporate America” along with many other distinguished leaders who represent some of the world’s most successful
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St James Municipal Corporation hands out 170 tablets to students
WESTERN BUREAU: One hundred and seventy students from St James are now the recipients of tablet computers, thanks to the St James Municipal Corporation (StJMC) which handed over the devices, putting them in a position to access online classes. The...
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CA Surgeon General’s Efforts to Reduce Trauma Impacts on Children - Black Voice News
S.E. Williams “Children are compelled to give meaning to what is happening to them. When there is no clear explanation , they make one up; the intersection of trauma and the developmentally appropriate egocentrism of childhood often leads a little kid to think, I made it happen.”―
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Two cousins shot dead in MoBay
MONTEGO BAY, St James - Despite the strong presence of police and soldiers in St James, two cousins were shot dead and another man shot and injured in a motor vehicle when rampaging gunmen pounced upon them at a traffic light on the busy Ironshore road on Saturday.
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MASSIVE AGRI TARGET
The State-owned Agro-Investment Corporation has launched an ambitious drive to get at least 10,000 more acres of land into agricultural production over the next two years.
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Manhattan DA Charges Trump Organization, CFO in Tax Scheme  
The Trump Organization and its chief financial officer pleaded not guilty in a Manhattan court on Thursday in connection to tax-related crimes. CFO Allen Weisselberg pleaded not guilty to grand larceny, while the Trump Organization pleaded not guilty to a scheme to defraud, according to FOX
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Demand is low for COVID-19 antibody drugs but shortages loom - Black News Channel
By MARILYNN MARCHIONE AP Chief Medical Writer U.S. health officials are seeing an astonishing lack of demand for COVID-19 medicines that may help keep infected people out of the hospital, drugs they rushed out to states over the past few weeks as deaths set new records. Red tape, staff
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Gabon's magroves could fight climate change but are under threat | Africanews
The mangrove forests not only provide important habitat for a variety of wildlife and supply nutrients and sediments for seagrass-bed and coral-reef habitats, but they also pull massive amounts of greenhouse gases from the atmosphere.
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Parkland strengthens its Quebec retail network with the acquisition of Pétroles Crevier Inc. - Haiti News
Parkland Corporation has announced it has entered into an agreement to acquire Pétroles Crevier Inc., a well-established retail and wholesale business based in
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Lawyers' council on SCA's dismissal of Seth Nthai's readmission: 'It is of considerable importance' | News24
The GCB has welcomed the judgment by the SCA nixing Seth Nthai’s readmission the Bar.
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Ramaphosa will testify at state capture commission, Zondo says
Having been former president Jacob Zuma’s deputy, there are questions surrounding what Cyril Ramaphosa knew about his alleged dubious dealings and to what extent he might have played a role
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Billionaire Robert F. Smith Gives $1 Million To Aid Black Accountants
By Victor Omondi Vista Equity founder, chairman, and CEO Robert F. Smith has promised to give $1 million to the National Society of Black Certified Public Accountants (NSBCPA) to encourage more Black people to be Certified Public Accountants in the United States. The Wall Street Billionaire gained
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Rams’ shocking 23-20 loss to Jets costs them playoff clincher | L.A. Focus News
INGLEWOOD — The Rams might yet clinch a wild-card spot, or even win the NFC West title, and earn the chance to prove they can beat the NFL’s best teams in the playoffs. If they do, they’ll do so without having proven they can beat the NFL’s worst team in the regular season. With a […]
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Norm Nixon Opens Up About Running The Debbie Allen Dance Academy During The Pandemic
As its Chief Financial Officer and Co-Founder, Norm Nixon recently opened up about what shifts the Debbie Allen Dance Academy — based in Los Angeles — has made amidst the pandemic in order to continue serving its students and community on a more global scale.
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Donald Julian Reaves
Donald Julian Reaves career in higher education of more than 35 years, started in the classroom and concluded after serving as Chancellor of Winston Salem State
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Biden should revive the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights – Daytona Times
A new president takes office with the sense of possibility that comes with a new dawn. This is particularly true for Joe Biden, taking office after the divisive turmoil of Donald Trump’s years in office. Biden inherits truly fearsome troubles — among them the spiking pandemic, the collapsing
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A chance for wards of State to excel - Transitional Living Programme assists in education and entrepreneurship
Patrick Burke, a third-year actuarial science student at The University of the West Indies, Mona, has just one thing to worry about – keeping his grades up. The 21-year-old has been given assistance by Transitional Living Programme for Children in...
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EU, ACP States ink new deal to impact over 1.5 bn people | Africanews
The new partnership between the European Union and the Organization of African, Caribbean and Pacific States has been endorsed by the Council of Ministers of the member countries. The partnership focuses on political, development and trade and will impact the lives of over 1.5 billion people.
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Canada's commitment to Ja and Caribbean steadfast, says Peters
LAURIE Peters returned to Canada last month, ending her just over three years tour of duty as that country's top diplomat here, during which time relations between Ottawa and Kingston strengthened, especially after the novel coronavirus outbreak in March this year.
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CB The Best: DJ Khaled Is Launching His Own CBD Brand
When DJ Khaled isn’t crafting anthems or at home with the family he is bossing up. The Miami native is already planning for a big 2021. As spotted on Complex the self proclaimed king of vibes is making sure fan love can be their very best selves day in day out. According to the report […]
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Aus Post Chair Lied In Watch Saga: Holgate | The Florida Star | The Georgia Star
CANBERRA, Australia — Former Australia Post chairman Christine Holgate has aimed at chair Lucio Di Bartolomeo, accusing him of lying to parliament about the Cartier watches saga. In a submission released on April 6, Holgate said Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison humiliated her when
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Nigeria: Is the Uproar By Nigerians Against Omah Lay and Tems Arrest in Uganda Justified?
[This Day] Vanessa Obioha argues that the arrest of fast-rising Nigerian musical acts Omah Lay and Tems in Uganda recently is not worth the accompanying brouhaha
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UK based IA- Foundation condemns insecurity and the abduction of school boys in Nigeria - African Voice Newspaper
A growing number of international organisations are expressing concern with the increasing cases and handling of insecurity in Nigeria as many welcomed the release of the abducted school children. In a media release made available to African Voice, IA-Foundation, an organisation dedicated to the
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