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United Nations issues ‘Code Red’ for humanity in climate crisis

'We need concrete plans to phase out fossil fuels in the near term. As the scientists at the IPCC make clear, there is no time left to waste.'

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Only micro, small and medium enterprises with a maximum annual turnover of Sh100 million and 250 employees will qualify for loans guaranteed by the government.

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21 Savage Launches Free Online Financial Literacy Program For Students

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Film review: Hamilton

If history classes were this entertaining, there would be lines around the block to get in. For many, Hamilton is an enigma. It was the toast of Broadway. Attention-grabbing scenes were performed during the Tony Awards Show. But if you weren’t willing to spend a fortune for tickets, you‘ve

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Police unions have helped shield officers from accountability. Now they face backlash - L.A. Focus Newspaper

All of them were fired by the police chief. And all of them were rehired after an arbitrator overturned their dismissals -- in a process laid out in the contract between the city and the powerful police

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13-ton shipment of human hair, likely from Chinese prisoners, seized - L.A. Focus Newspaper

According to the CPB, the shipment originated in Xinjiang, China, signaling potential human rights abuses of forced labor and imprisonment. The products were worth over

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Volleyball association looks beyond COVID-19

THE Zimbabwe Volleyball Association (ZVA) has come up with lists of players for different national teams in preparation for the start of season next year. BY FORTUNE MBELE Volleyball is one of the “high-risk” sport codes that remains banned in the country because of the coronavirus

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Air France to cut more than 7,500 jobs - L.A. Focus Newspaper

The airline expects more than 3,500 "natural departures" -- through attrition -- that will help compensate for the job

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Asias richest man takes on Zoom - TechCentral

Zoom, one of the few success stories of the Covid-19 pandemic, now faces a new competitor in an app backed by Asia’s wealthiest person Mukesh Ambani.

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As City Reopens Officials Push Safety | Afro

By Micha Green AFRO D.C. Editor mgreen@afro.com Summer is officially here, the Fourth of July weekend is underway and stores shelves are filled with decorations and foods for people to have events and cookouts. However, the COVID-19 pandemic continues and local officials are warning residents to

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Blistering finish earns Redman share of lead in Detroit - Stabroek News

(Reuters) Doc Redman collected seven birdies in his last eight holes to grab a share of the first-round lead with Scott Stallings and Kevin Kisner at the Rocket Mortgage Classic in Detroit on

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‘Zim police in distress’

THE officer commanding police in Harare yesterday appealed to Zimbabwe Republic Police commanders to provide transport and accommodation to junior officers who are facing eviction from their rented accommodation and missing work because their salaries can no longer meet their needs. BY BLESSED

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Opinion: The real Russia hoax - L.A. Focus Newspaper

But the real hoax is how White House officials are covering up for Trump's incompetence as commander in chief who is responsible for the welfare of the US military and who has consistently maintained a bizarre bromance with a former KGB officer, Russian President Vladimir

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How COVID-19 is disrupting safety nets, exposing uninsurance, interrupting traditions for Pittsburgh immigrants and refugees | New Pittsburgh Courier

by Emma Folts Siraji Hassan keeps extra hand sanitizer and face masks in his car. The executive director of United Somali Bantu of Greater Pittsburgh knew the pandemic was going to be a big issue for his community, and these days he works to fill the gaps where resources are not

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Serena Williams And Daughter Olympia Are Tennis Twins As They Hit Court Together

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Herman Cain hospitalized with COVID-19 after attending Trump rally

Herman Cain has been hospitalized with COVID-19 at an Atlanta-area hospital, where he is reportedly alert and doing well. The 2012 Republican presidential candidate tested positive for the virus on Monday, less than two weeks after attending President Donald Trump’s campaign rally in Tulsa, Daily

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Duo brings COVID-19 awareness and changes to lifestyle – Daytona Times

Lawrence Green and Linda Epps are casting the spotlight upon being stuck inside and flattening the curve of the coronavirus. Green mostly lays low, taking it easy, reeling from losing friends and family because of the virus. “The best cousin in the whole world” passed way, exclaimed Epps, who can

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Five-star basketball recruit Makur Maker picks Howard over UCLA

High school senior basketball recruit, Makur Maker, has committed to Howard University, making him the highest-ranking prospect to commit to an HBCU. The post Five-star basketball recruit Makur Maker picks Howard over UCLA appeared first on TheGrio.

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Chinese suppliers go online for Kenya deals

200 enterprises from Zhejiang and Kenya are taking part in the online exhibition via video conference platform.

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Michael B. Jordan and Amazon Studios Hosting a Drive-In Theater Film Series In Various U.S. Cities

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Governor bans indoor dining as COVID-19 spreads -

LOS ANGELES — Responding to continuing increases in coronavirus cases and hospitalizations, Gov. Gavin Newsom July 1 ordered a halt to indoor dining and barred other indoor activities at businesses such as wineries, museums and casinos in counties that have been on the states COVID-19 “watch

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Black-owned, Simply Wholesome market thrives during a pandemic - Black News Channel

Some Black-owned businesses are seeing a surge in interest as a result of the protests against racism and police brutality. Anita Bennett visited Simply Wholesome market in Los Angeles, which has had an influx of new customers thanks to social media and calls to support Black

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Sports trying to make a comeback in the midst of a pandemic – Daytona Times

COMPILED BY ANDREAS BUTLER DAYTONA TIMES Even as cases of the coronavirus continue to rise worldwide, the sports world is trying to return in some fashion. Some pro sports have already returned including auto racing, wrestling, mixed martial arts, and boxing, while others are in the process of

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Meet the Black Farmer | Afro

Interviewed By Micha Green AFRO D.C. Editor mgreen@afro.com Michael Carter Jr., is the Small Farm Resource Center coordinator for Virginia State University and executive director of Carter Farms. AFRO: Tell us about Virginia State University’s Farm Outreach Program and Carter Farms. MC: VSU Small

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Pressley hits Israel on annexation plan - The Bay State Banner

As Israel was poised to annex a vast swath of the West Bank in violation of international law, U.S. Rep. Ayanna Pressley on Wednesday issued a sharply-worded statement on the move, arguing that it would “jeopardize any efforts for long-term peace and equality in the region.” “Let me be

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Legislation like US Buy American Act needed to protect Guyanese manufacturers - Stabroek News

Even as the coffee manufacturer, Amy’s Pomeroon Foods Inc (APFI) continues, along with other local agro-processors, to feel the economic squeeze associated with a weak domestic market, and latterly, the wider economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic, the company’s chief executive officer, Louis

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Local small and micro enterprises need help beyond current Small Business Bureau grants - Stabroek News

Three small business owners in the agro-processing sector have told the Stabroek Business that official support for struggling small and micro businesses has to go beyond the grants currently being offered by the state-run Small Business Bureau (SBB) since these are unlikely to make a significant

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NPRC strives to balance punitive, retributive and restorative justice

THE National Peace and Reconciliation Commission (NPRC) mandate is provided for in section 253 of the Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment (No 20) Act of 2013 and the NPRC Act Chapter 10:32 of 2018. It was as a result of the realisation of the social and political will and aspirations of Zimbabweans

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