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[Tunis Afrique Presse] Tunis/Tunisia -- President of the Republic Kais Saied has mourned the passing of prominent national acivisit and politician Ahmed Mestiri, who died Sunday at the age of 96, praising his patriotism and his long dedication to Tunisia.
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A Plaisance man is currently a patient at the Georgetown Public Hospital nursing gunshot wounds to the left side of his torso and his right leg following an altercation over money on Saturday afternoon. The article Plaisance man shot in altercation appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Eastern Market Brewery Will Expand into Royal Oak    | Business | The Michigan Chronicle
Over the past year, a local brewing company has used the pandemic as a way to pivot and expand its business. Now, in just a little over one year, the Eastern Market Brewing Company (EMBC) will spread its wings to the neighboring suburb of Detroit, Royal Oak. The fully-functioning facility will help
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Everybody SHOCKED: Simone Biles Makes History By Becoming the First Woman to Land a Yurchenko Double Pike In Competition - The New York Beacon
Simone Bilesis back and doing what she does best: making history. After being put on hold from competing for over a year and a half due to the pandemic, the Olympics champion reminded the world on Saturday, May 22, why she’s one of the greatest
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Tunisia Welcomes International Efforts to Stop Occupation Forces Attacks Against Palestinian People
[Tunis Afrique Presse] Tunis/Tunisia -- Tunisia welcomes the commendable international and regional efforts to stop the occupation forces' attacks against the Palestinian people, leading to the imposition of a ceasefire.
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Maxine Waters says she wants to end qualified immunity for police - TheGrio
California congresswoman Maxine Waters is making her stance on qualified immunity very clear. Read More: Rep. Maxine Waters threatens to... View Article The post Maxine Waters says she wants to end qualified immunity for police appeared first on TheGrio.
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It’s Time for a Black Woman on the Supreme Court - Milwaukee Community Journal
By Ben Jealous I am eager to see a brilliant Black woman serving as a U.S. Supreme Court justice. I hope to celebrate her swearing-in later this year. If you’re thinking, “Did I miss something?” the answer is no, there is no vacancy on the Court right now. But there has been talk that Justice
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Africa: Cease the Fire - On Indiscriminate Bombing of Civilians in Gaza!
[The Point] From Israeli armed forces storming Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa Mosque on Monday morning to Israel pounding Gaza with air strikes and artillery on Thursday night in response to the rocket firing by Hamas, the Israel-Palestine conflict has escalated dangerously within days.
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'They Looked Me Up and Down': Dominique Wilkins Claims He Was Turned Away from Atlanta Restaurant Because of the Color of His Skin, Restaurant Apologizes
Former Atlanta Hawks NBA star Dominique Wilkins is calling out an Atlanta restaurant after he claims he was discriminated against. On Saturday, May 22, he […]
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Tunisia: All Restrictions Preventing or Impeding Mobility of Libyan Citizens Will Be Lifted - Mechichi
[Tunis Afrique Presse] Khedija Bousselmi)- All restrictions that prevent or impede the residence of Libyan citizens or their mobility in Tunisia will be lifted, Prime Minister Hichem Mechichi said Sunday in Libya.
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Sungura dance group appeals for night clubs re-opening - NewsDay Zimbabwe
BY PRESTIGE MUNTANGA SUNGURA Masters Dance Crew has appealed to the government to lift the ban on night clubs which have remained The post Sungura dance group appeals for night clubs re-opening appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Persad-Bissessar supports SoE, but hits 'bungling' of covid19 crisis - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
OPPOSITION Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar says government bungling had taken Trinidad and Tobago into the covid19 crisis, but had since presented no plan to get out of it. She was speaking on Monday in the House of Representatives on a government motion to note the statement by President Paula-
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Tunisia: TABC President Calls for Adopting Laws Allowing Libyans and Tunisians to Benefit of Same Advantages
[Tunis Afrique Presse] Tunis/Tunisia -- President of the Tunisia-Africa Business Council Anis Jaziri called for developing laws allowing Libyan and Tunisian investors to have the same advantages in both countries in terms of investment, right to ownership and bank transactions.
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Kenya: Fire at Lamu's Havanna Gardens Hotel Destroys Property Worth Sh2.5 Million
[Nation] Property worth millions of shillings was destroyed in a fire at Havanna Gardens Hotel in Mpeketoni, Lamu West, on Sunday.
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Africa: Statement Following the Twenty-Eighth IHR Emergency Committee for Polio
Press Release - The twenty-eighth meeting of the Emergency Committee under the International Health Regulations (2005) (IHR) on the international spread of poliovirus was convened by the WHO Director-General on 4 May 2021 with Committee members and advisers attending via video conference, supported
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Mask Off! - Milwaukee Community Journal
As the number of vaccinated people increases around the world , including the city of Milwaukee, the mask mandate is set to expire on June 1st. The health ordinance requiring mask set by the CDC, was recently retracted by the department. May 13th is when the announcement was made, that fully
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Kenya: Google Lens Rolls Out Swahili Services
[Nairobi News] Swahili speakers can now search for objects, translate languages, and even shop using the image recognition technology application Google Lens.
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(Reuters) - The Asia Cup has been postponed for a second year after the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) said yesterday there was no room on the calendar to host the rescheduled tournament. The article Asia Cup postponed again with no room on 2021 calendar appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Namibia: Farmers' Kraal With Charles Tjatindi - Farming and Climate Change - a Farmer's Predicament
[New Era] As the effects of climate change take course on farming, the farmer is left with difficult choices to make and does not have much time. Despite the obvious effects of climate change such as prolonged droughts, pests and diseases also seem to take advantage of the drastic changes in
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Does a South African have a right to someone’s job just because they're not a citizen?
Being undocumented is a victimless, bureaucratic transgression, and in countless cases the fault is not of the asylum seeker or immigrant, writes Brent Meersman.
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15 Movies We Can't Wait To See This Summer
The summer is always good for three things: new music drops, fashion collaborations, and new movies. Summer movies always bring the most action-packed, drama-filled tear-jerking films. What makes it even […] The post 15 Movies We Can't Wait To See This Summer appeared first on Essence.
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'Universal appeal': US President Joe Biden says he is a K-pop fan
US President Joe Biden has given K-pop fans a shout out by revealing that he is a fan of the South Korean music genre.
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Mali President, Prime minister 'detained' by soldiers in political twist suggestive of coup | Africanews
Malian soldiers unhappy with the new government announced by the transitional authorities took the president and prime minister by force on Monday to the Kati military camp, a few kilometres from Bamako, in what is seen by some as signs of a deep crisis or yet another coup.
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Somalia: Somaliland Celebrates 30 Years of Self-Rule
[East African] The self-declared Republic of Somaliland marked 30 years of self-rule with festivities in the capital Hargeisa.
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Africa: Director-General's Live Speech G20 Global Health Summit, ACT Accelerator Session - 21 May 2021
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Tunisia: Taboubi Stresses Importance of Hiring Tunisian Workforce in Libya
[Tunis Afrique Presse] Tunis/Tunisia -- Secretary-General of the Tunisian General Labour Union (UGTT) Noureddine Tabboubi stressed Saturday in Libya the importance of hiring Tunisian workforce in Libya, saying it is qualified and experienced.
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Cameroon: Broaden Monitoring Compass
[Cameroon Tribune] In a country like Cameroon where corruption, as seen through the eyes of critics, is an endemic problem in trade and governance and which greatly facilitates money laundering and other financial crimes as well as significantly retards broad-based socio-economic development, there
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Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy has been accused of illegally financing his 2012 re-election campaign. The article Saving the mangroves appeared first on Stabroek News.
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