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A TALE OF TWO DIASPORAS - The Chicago Crusader
According to Wikipedia, a diaspora “is a scattered population whose origin lies in a separate geographic locale. Historically the word diaspora was used to refer to the mass dispersion of […] The post A TALE OF TWO DIASPORAS appeared first on The Chicago Crusader.
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Scientists Bug STJ Coral Reefs
People may think of the underwater world as silent, but the inhabitants of healthy coral reefs produce a whole chorus of sounds, according to Aran Mooney, an associate scientist at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution.
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Scientists Bug STJ Coral Reefs
People may think of the underwater world as silent, but the inhabitants of healthy coral reefs produce a whole chorus of sounds, according to Aran Mooney, an associate scientist at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution.
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John Bordeaux's Time in New York City
What happened to John Guttliff Bordeaux -- widely known as General Buddhoe -- after he freed the enslaved in 1848 and was exiled from St. Croix? Research shows he spent some time building a new life in New York City.
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Passengers relieved as Buccoo Reef reaches Port of Spain without trouble
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News The Buccoo Reef - Passengers aboard the Buccoo Reef inter-island fast ferry said they were relieved when the vessel docked safely at the Port of Spain port on Monday afternoon. On Sunday, passengers aboard the vessel panicked and
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Central Bank governor: We must balance support for economy, inflation
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Dr Alvin Hilaire CENTRAL Bank Governor Dr Alvin Hilaire said it is important to strike a balance between supporting an economy while keeping inflation in check. He made this observation while addressing a virtual Caricom central
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Rowley hits back at British MP over stranded Trinidad nationals - Stabroek News
(Trinidad Guardian) Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley last night hit back at the British MP who raised the plight of Trinidad and Tobago nationals stranded in the UK due to the closure of T&T borders since
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Walmart increases access to educational opportunities for Blacks - The Chicago Crusader
As part of Walmart’s commitment to address the drivers of systemic racism and accelerate change, Black and African American Walmart associates will now have additional educational benefits available at HBCUs. Walmart Inc. and Walmart.org recently announced a trio of additional shared value and
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Zanu PF conference an ED bootlicking contest - NewsDay Zimbabwe
While introducing Mnangagwa at the conference on Thursday last week, ex-Vice-President Kembo Mohadi was the first to kick the bootlicking ball, describing Mnangagwa as a shrewd politician who earned the moniker Ngwena as a result of his master-class political
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Task Force Continuing to Enforce COVID Protocols in Territory
Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. relaxed and modified several COVID-19 restrictions Tuesday as the number of active cases in the territory has declined, but other COVID-19 mitigation orders remain in place and are still enforced by the COVID-19 Task Force.
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Appeal Court to rule on Equal Opportunities Tribunal request to stay Veera Bhajan’s lawsuit
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Veera Bhajan - NEXT Tuesday, an Appeal Court judge will rule on the Equal Opportunity Tribunal (EOT) and its chairman's request for a stay of the lawsuit brought against it by lay assessor Veera Bhajan over her not being able to
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Trinidad taxpayers to foot TT$110 million bill for CAL retrenchment - Stabroek News
(Trinidad Guardian) The State will finance the retrenchment of 25 per cent of staff at Caribbean Airlines (CAL) at an estimated cost of TT$110 million. The article Trinidad taxpayers to foot TT$110 million bill for CAL retrenchment appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Attz: Food prices open agriculture conversation - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
UWI economist Dr Marlene Attz said the issue of rising food prices opens the door to the related issue of boosting domestic agriculture. She welcomed signals by Government to include the private sector even more in national development and said the pandemic underscores the need for a better
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Thousands apply online for salary relief grant - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
FINANCE Minister Colm Imbert estimated there were approximately 1,500 active users on the ministry's online Salary Relief Grant (SRG) application portal at any one time during the day, when it was launched on Wednesday.. In a tweet, Imbert said, "By 5 pm today, on the first day that we launche
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Trinidad to pay salary relief for persons who lost jobs during current lockdown - Stabroek News
(Trinidad Guardian) A salary relief grant for the month of May will be made available for people who have lost the jobs during this period because of the restrictions put in place to stop the spread of COVID-19, Finance Minister Colm Imbert has
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PM says SIDS do not need death sentence - Barbados Today
SOURCE: CMC-Prime Minister Mia Mottley Monday urged the international community to agree to a 1.5 degree Celsius mark regarding the environment warning that anything higher than that would constitute a “death sentence” for countries in the Caribbean and other Small islands Developing States
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Vaccination Schedule for November 1 – 3 - Barbados Today
Members of the public are encouraged to familiarise themselves with the following vaccination sites and their operating times. Monday, November 1 Vaccination Centres: Eunice Gibson Polyclinic, Warrens, St. Michael – 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Sharon Moravian Church Hall, Sharon, St. Thomas – 9:30
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Miles College adds to growing partnerships, this one with UBS Bank BlackPressUSA
THE BIRMINGHAM TIMES - “Essential to this partnership is the stark realization that the African American community has been historically omitted from significant consideration for clinical trials and research for cures to the most critical public health
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Trinidad: Taxes removed from laptops, tablets - Stabroek News
(Trinidad Express) PARENTS who could not afford a computer device for their children to participate in virtual learning may now be in a better position to do so, as all taxes on laptops, notebook computers and tablets have been
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Booster shot now for all eligible persons - Barbados Today
The criteria for the AstraZeneca booster shot has been widened to include all eligible persons, 18 years and older.  Word of this has come from Co-coordinator of the Immunisation Unit, Major David Clarke. Previously, the booster was given to individuals 70 years and older, immunocompromised
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L'hopital Sacre-Coeur de Milot saccage par un groupe d'individus armes | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste La police a repris le controle du centre-ville de la commune touristique de Milot apres une attaque armee contre les installations de l'hopital Sacre-Coeur, dans la nuit du dimanche 31 octobre au lundi 1er novembre 2021. Le drame a demarre vers
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Council of Baptist Pastors of Detroit and the Vicinity Tap Into Momentum After Vaccination Campaign   | The Michigan Chronicle
“The best way to handle fear is through faith.”   Reverend Dr. Steve Bland of Liberty Temple Baptist Church said those words during a recent interview with the Michigan Chronicle about the hesitant who aren’t ready to take the COVID-19 vaccine.    Bland, president of the Council of Baptist Pastors
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Tobago urged to explore animation world
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday Tobago Anime Caribe Festival members and officials from Eco Industrial Development Company of Tobago attend the Tobago premiere of Battledream Chronicle at Movie Towne, Gulf City Mall, Lowlands, Friday. Photo by David Reid Tobago might
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Detroit Pistons Unveil 2021-22 NBA City Edition Uniform | The Michigan Chronicle
Today, the Detroit Pistons unveiled the 2021-22 Nike NBA City Edition uniform, designed to celebrate the organization’s rich history and the NBA’s 75th anniversary season. The 2021-22 Nike NBA City Edition uniforms feature select colors from the past and present, honoring the rich history of
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Energy Chamber calls for speedy tax reform for sector - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
THE Energy Chamber of Trinidad and Tobago has called for immediate reform of the supplemental petroleum tax (SPT) and value-added tax (VAT) refunds to spur investments in oil production. In a statement on Wednesday, it said the changes introduced in 2020 for small onshore producers have contri
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St. John Celebrates Halloween
St. John children celebrated Halloween in style on Friday afternoon with events sponsored by Mongoose Junction, the Office of the Administrator, and other community partners.
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Gittens Hospitalized with Blood Clots in Leg, Lungs
Sen. Kenneth L. Gittens thanked the community for their prayers and well wishes on Sunday after being admitted to the hospital Saturday afternoon.
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Lil Durk tweets he wants to purchase Chicago’s O Block | The Crusader Newspaper Group
“I’ll buy it. Don’t matter how much it is,” he tweeted. By Tamantha Gunn, Revolt Lil Durk wants to purchase the Chicago neighborhood he once lived in. On Friday (April 30), the “Finesse Out The Gang Way” emcee took to Twitter to reply to a tweet that said that Parkway Gardens, which is home to
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Massy Stores partners with Trinpad, Ferreira Optical - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Massy Stores Supermarket has announced the introduction of Trinpad (a division of The Office Authority Ltd) and Ferreira Optical Ltd to three of its locations – Trincity, Marabella and Gulf View. In a release, Massy Stores said the integrated shopping concept will provide an added convenience
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Colm’s crucial mid-year review - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
ALL EYES will be on today's sitting of the House of Representatives, where Finance Minister Colm Imbert is due to present his mid-year review. Such reviews are by now routine. But the current circumstances, in which fast-paced global developments continue to have a profound impact on our econ
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