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All cattle must have ear tags, passports by January 2021
ALL cattle must have ear tags and corresponding passports, effective January 1, 2021.This move by the Government is to tighten enforcement measures under the National Animal Identification and Traceability System (NAITS), according to Minister without Portfolio in the Ministry of
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HBCU Grad Is Encouraging Residents To Buy Property In Houston
Christopher Senegal is an HBCU graduate that is encouraging Houston's Fifth Ward native residents to fight against gentrification by investing in their communities.
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Donors pledge $1.8 billion for Sudan | Africanews
Foreign donor nations pledged $1.8 billion at a conference hosted by Germany to help Sudan ease an economic crisis hampering its transition towards democracy after the fall of Omar
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Jamaican teachers recruited to teach US students online - Stabroek News
(Jamaica Observer) In an initiative with the Embassy of Jamaica in Washington DC, Community Scholar Inc — a US-based non-profit organisation — is hiring Jamaican teachers to tutor students in the United States
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Freemasons donate to Cancer Society, Heart Foundation
Freemasons Association of Jamaica on Wednesday made a donation to the Jamaica Cancer Society and Heart Foundation in the amount of $1 million each. A small delegation of freemasons, led by Dwight Reece, district grand master of Jamaica and the Cayman Islands, visited both organisations where he
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'Major margins of error' with COVID-19 pretesting, says Tufton
WITH visitors who have pretested for COVID-19 set to start arriving in the island today, Health Minister Dr Christopher Tufton has advised against expectations that negative results mean all arrivals are in the clear.Speaking yesterday at a special select parliamentary committee on public
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Wiz Khalifa Receives Backlash After Tweet Suggests He’s Done Wearing Masks During COVID-19
Every day the world continues to learn about the ever-changing novel coronavirus. Safety measures were implemented to reduce the risk of catching or spreading the []
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Activists call for Star Spangled Banner to be replaced as national anthem
The first verse of the poem has become the national anthem of America, but scholars and activists are asking for the song to be replaced. The post Activists call for Star Spangled Banner to be replaced as national anthem appeared first on TheGrio.
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Racism and racial violence in two hemispheres - The New York Beacon
In the midst of a pandemic, black Brazilians living in the United States compare racist attitudes and population protests in both countries Viviane Faver  The combination of the pandemic and racist crimes committed by authorities was the trigger for firing the time bomb that had
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Attorney Ben Crump to speak, receive honorary degree at Lincoln University’s 161st commencement | New Pittsburgh Courier
LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, Pa. – Lincoln University President Brenda A. Allen announced today renowned civil rights and personal injury attorney Benjamin Crump will speak at the 161st Commencement. The date for the ceremony—postponed from May 3 because of the pandemic— has yet to be announced. “Now more
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Klassroom’s Teacher Certification Program provides new college graduates with an affordable path to teacher licensure
While college graduates face an unpredictable job market, an online teacher training program provides a promising and secure career in education. SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA, UNITED STATES, June 30, 2020 ⁨EINPresswire.com⁩ -- Due to the COVID-19
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Barbados Is Considering Offering A 12-Month Visitor Stamp For Remote Workers
Barbados has revealed that it is considering introducing a new 12-month stamp for remote, digital nomads to attract more business travelers to rebuild the tourism sector.
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Goya Foods CEO responds to brand boycott: 'I'm not apologizing' - TheGrio
Goya Foods became the target of a boycott campaign after CEO Robert Unanue was filmed at a White House event... View Article The post Goya Foods CEO responds to brand boycott: 'I'm not apologizing' appeared first on TheGrio.
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Test 2 0f 360 Walk – Please leave your comments. | BlackPressUSA
Testing the Orah 4i 360 camera system powered by an external battery. Wanted to see if I could do a remote broadcast using this battery. The car you see is the 2017 MINI Cooper S Countryman. Sponsored by http://couponsoffersanddeals.com Detailed video walkarounds and walkthroughs of most sought
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Court rulings keep Trump's financial records private for now
WASHINGTON, DC, United States (AP) - The US Supreme Court issued a mixed verdict yesterday on demands for President Donald Trump's financial records that will keep his tax returns, banking and other documents out of the public eye for the time being.
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Ellis: COVID-19 Cases Increasing, Now what?
By Glenn Ellis At least 15,000 Black Americans would still be alive if they had died of COVID-19 at the same rate as White Americans. This is according to publication of a recent study from the APM Research Lab called, “The Color of Coronavirus”. Just the latest in a barrage of information on
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3 things to know about Juneteenth
(SPM Wire) Juneteenth, which observes the end of slavery in the United States, is a long-celebrated holiday occurring annually on June 19. Here are three ...
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#StayWoke The Oklahoma Eagle Editorial: Include Freedmen and Trump Mascots | The Oklahoma Eagle
The Oklahoma Eagle Editorial Include Freedmen As Nation Reckons With Racial Transgression The United States continues to stare down an uncertain future in the wake of Covid-19 and wrestle with deep seated racism after the gut-wrenching death of George Floyd. There are times these two crises meet
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Four J'can cops arrested in Charlotte with 8 kilos of cocaine
MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica Four members of the Jamaica Constabulary Force were arrested Tuesday at Charlotte Douglas International Airport in North Carolina for allegedly smuggling eight kilogrammes of cocaine into the United States.The four constables were intercepted before boarding their connecting
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Confederate Monuments And Symbols Are Advertisements For A Product No One Wants Anymore
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Sagicor 50th Anniversary
Sagicor's 50th anniversary 'thank you' virtual concert was one for the books. The event was streamed live across the company's social media pages on Sunday, June 28 and brought out the the big names in gospel, reggae, and dancehall. Reggae frontliners included Freddie McGregor, Tessanne Chin, and
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Both the SIAC AND CIAA Suspend Fall Sports - Black News Channel
By David Johnson / BNC Digital Reporter Both the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) and Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SIAC) annouced Thursday the suspension of fall sports for the 2020 fall semester. The common theme for both HBCU conferences suspending their fall
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Counseling Helps in Adapting to a New Norm A Healthy Mind | Dallas Weekly
The sudden call to think extremely out of the norm took nearly the entire population of the world out of their comfort zone. Many took the stance of a sincere awareness, but some were so distanced from it that there was little change in pattern. They checked in occasionally via the common news
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DoorDash Launches Initiatives To Support Black Businesses
Share0 (Image via @samedayshop/Instagram) This week restaurant delivery service DoorDash unveiled its new initiatives to support Black-owned businesses. They include a new partnership with nonprofit financial platform Kiva to help
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Consular operational status, Nonimmigrant and Immigrant visa interviews, disruptions caused by the pandemic - Stabroek News
Q: Is the Consular Section open? A: The Consular Section is open on a limited basis for American Citizen Services (ACS) and emergency cases.  The article Consular operational status, Nonimmigrant and Immigrant visa interviews, disruptions caused by the pandemic appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Caribbean Airlines to resume regional, int'l schedules out of Jamaica
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad (CMC) The State-owned Caribbean Airlines (CAL) says it will resume its regional and international operations from July 6, on a phased basis, out of its hub in Jamaica.
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Jamaican embassy in Washington, DC reopens after COVID-19 lockdown - Stabroek News
(Jamaica Observer) AUDREY Marks, Jamaicas ambassador to the United States and permanent representative to the Organization of American States, has announced the reopening of the Offices of the Jamaican embassy in
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Hamaty a friend to all, enemy to none, says 'Butch' Stewart
GORDON Butch Stewart has described the late Captain Robert Robbie Hamaty, master pilot and founder of Tortuga Rum Company, as a supremely decent human being who was a friend to all and enemy to none.
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Waterfall out
The effect of the prevailing drought is seen at Somerset Falls, the normally lush nature attraction located a few metres outside Hope Bay, Portland.Supervisor Winston Cotrell told the Jamaica Observer on Monday that since the latter part of May the main swimming area and the section leading to the
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