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[Daily Trust] Dr Benson Alfred Bana is the Tanzanian Ambassador to Nigeria. In this exclusive interview with Daily Trust Saturday, he speaks on the existing diplomatic relations between Nigeria and Tanzania, cross cultural relationship in Africa and the struggle for African independence.
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Moderna vaccine worked on by African American woman: Fauci - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
… COVID-19 vaccine among the African American community rises, US top … been worked on by an African American woman. "The very … taking was developed by an African American woman. And that is … that 54 per cent of African American adults said that they …
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Happy Birthday Regina Hall! See How She's Always Had A Picture Perfect Smile
In Spanish, regina means queen and we agree: Regina Hall is royalty in our hearts. She's reigned for over 20 years in Hollywood, from her early breakout roles in The […] The post Happy Birthday Regina Hall! See How She's Always Had A Picture Perfect Smile appeared first on Essence.
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OPINION | SA's healthcare system: A change to current status quo desperately needed | News24
As the world marks Universal Healthcare Day, we need to consider that 80% of South Africans are dependent on overburdened and under-resourced public health facilities, writes Amil Umraw.
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Mount Everest Grows Taller By 86 Centimeters | The Florida Star | The Georgia Star
Kathmandu, Nepal - The world's highest mountain has grown a little taller. Nepal and China have together measured the Himalayan mountain peak of Mount Everest on their border and declared that its new height is 8,848.86 meters. The earlier height was 8,848 meters. In an event held jointly in
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The‌ ‌Secret‌ ‌To‌ ‌Making‌ ‌Money‌ ‌Online‌ ‌in 2020 | PensacolaVoice Magazine 2020
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'Front a di line'
JAMAICAN Grammy Award-winning recording artiste Shaggy has brushed aside conspiracy theories about COVID-19 vaccines and says he's ready to take the jab when it becomes available in the island.'Mi deh a di front a the line,' Shaggy told the Jamaica Observer last Thursday.
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Namibia: Probe Into 'Missing' N$24m Intensifies... ACC Insists Walvis Investigation Not Compromised
[New Era] Walvis Bay -- The Anti-Corruption Commission says its current investigation into the alleged corruption and lack of transparency in the mass urban land servicing project, as well as the reportedly unaccounted N$24 million at the Walvis Bay municipality, is not compromised.
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Congresswoman-Elect Nikema Williams Delivers Weekly Democratic Address | Atlanta Daily World
Congresswoman-Elect Nikema Williams Delivers Weekly Democratic Address Congresswoman-elect Nikema Williams of Georgia delivered the Weekly Democratic Address. In this week’s address, the Congresswoman-elect discussed the power of the Democratic Caucus’ diversity and unity in our fight to deliver
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How Caribbean women got Biden elected
As it approached midnight on Tuesday, November 3, Michelle Jawando, a voting rights attorney, sat at her Maryland, United States, home watching the presidential election results. Joseph R. Biden Jr, the Democratic Party candidate, and Kamala Harris...
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Argentine expert in visit to determine possible help in probe of West Berbice murders - Stabroek News
Director of the Argentine Team of Forensic Anthropology (EAAF) Dr Luis Fondebrider arrived here yesterday to do an assessment that will determine how the team can possibly assist the police with the probe of the murders of West Coast Berbice (WCB) cousins Isaiah and Joel Henry as well as Haresh
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Texas food banks may be less equipped to help hungry households in the new year – Dallas Post Tribune
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Nigeria: World Bank Board to Decide On Nigeria's $1.5 Billion Facility Next Week
[Vanguard] Nigeria's $1.5 billion facility would be placed before the World Bank Board for approval, next week, the Country Director (CD) for Nigeria, Mr. Shubham Chaudhuri, revealed , yesterday.
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Mount Everest Grows Taller By 86 Centimeters – Free Press of Jacksonville
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Black civil servants file lawsuit against Canadian gov’t
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More US churches are committing to racism-linked reparations - Los Angeles Sentinel
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Tanzania Govt in Sh4.2 Billion Plan for Safety On Lake Victoria
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African films and series that made waves internationally in 2020
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Kenya: Decorated Prisons Officer Adds a Feather in His Cap
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Guinness Teams Up With The City Of Baltimore For New Apprenticeship
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It occurred to me recently, after a long, rambling conversation with a young musician hopeful, that unless one has gone down that road, you have no idea of how very difficult, I would even say daunting, that path is. The article On the road appeared first on Stabroek News.
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MEDC Powers Through COVID-19 Pandemic to Help Businesses Across Michigan | Business | The Michigan Chronicle
By Donald James, Special to the Chronicle If Michigan businesses – both small and large – are going to recover and excel economically from the nosedive that many have experienced at the hands of the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s going to happen through a series of strong leadership and partnership
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Former staffer accuses Andrew Cuomo of sexual harassment - TheGrio
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Artists, activists rush to save Black Lives Matter murals - Black News Channel
By CHRISTINE FERNANDO Associated Press INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Neither woman could bring themselves to watch the video of George Floyd's final moments, his neck pinned under a Minneapolis police officer's knee. But as their city grieved, Leesa Kelly and Kenda Zellner-Smith found much-needed comfort in
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UK, EU say talks will continue on post-Brexit trade deal - Black News Channel
By RAF CASERT and JILL LAWLESS Associated Press BRUSSELS (AP) — Throwing overboard a self-imposed deadline, the European Union and Britain said Sunday they will 'go the extra mile' to clinch a post-Brexit trade agreement that would avert New Year's chaos and cost for cross-border commerce. British
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Rwanda Issues New Indictments for Genocide Suspects
[East African] Rwanda has issued seven new indictments for genocide fugitives in 2020 as it endeavours to push governments across the world to arrest suspects on their soil.
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