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Simmons returns to training with the men in maroon - Stabroek News
(CWI) Phil Simmons is back on the job. The West Indies head coach returned to the field with his players yesterday after his mandatory quarantine and COVID-19 tests. The article Simmons returns to training with the men in maroon appeared first on Stabroek News.
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CPS showing effort to educate and support Black children | The Crusader Newspaper Group
By Isi Frank Ativie Community workshops invite residents’ input Every child has at least two impressions on how they view the idea of going to school. Some children enjoy rising up every morning to attend school; others aren’t enthusiastic about performing this daily routine. But within the last
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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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In 2015 Lowenfield said impersonation `just not possible’ - Stabroek News
On June 13, Chief Election Officer Keith Lowenfield, told the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) that “instances of voter impersonation” have affected the standard of the March 2 Polls and used this and other alleged anomalies to invalidate approximately 25% of the ballots cast but an interview
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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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Jay-Zs Made In America Festival Postponed To 2021 Due The Fight For Social Justice and Coronavirus
The festival was set to take place on September 5-6.
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Normalcy returns to Ethiopia capital; AU, UN react, net still blocked | Africanews
Addis Ababa calm amid high security presence
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NHLS fires courier company for 'risking human life' by losing Covid-19 samples | News24
The courier company that lost a cargo of Covid-19 samples in transit on the N2 in the Eastern Cape has been fired after the actions were found to be negligent and risked human life, the NHLS says.
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Cameroon: Fight Against COVID-19 - PM Dion Ngute Gives More Directives
[Cameroon Tribune] He chaired the weekly interministerial meetings on July 1, 2020 on the evolution of the fight.
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Essential advice on staying safe ahead of barbershops and hair salons reopening - African Voice Newspaper
On Saturday 4th July hairdressers and barbers will reopen their doors across England, fifteen weeks since they closed due to the COVID-19 outbreak. The announcement by the Prime Minister has been welcomed by many who are looking forward to their first haircut in nearly four months. However, these
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Source: African Voice Newspaper - African news from a British perspective
KwaZulu-Natal education department says no to return of Grade R pupils on Monday | News24
KwaZulu-Natal will not accept Grade R pupils back at schools on Monday, the provincial education department has said.
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Coronavirus forces Howard to cancel Homecoming weekend - TheGrio
If you were looking forward to attending Howard Universitys Homecoming in Washington D.C this fall, youre out of luck! READ MORE: How HBCU bands relate to Black Music Month  Thursday, Anna-Lysa Gayle from D.Cs ABC News 7 broke the news that one of the most anticipated events of the fall season
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Political activism cricketers’ own decision – Holding - Stabroek News
(Jamaica Gleaner) Former Windies fast bowler, now pundit, Michael Holding, has commented on whether cricketers should use their platform to speak up on racial injustice. The article Political activism cricketers’ own decision – Holding appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Firms must adjust to low consumer incomes — survey
Over 84 percent of consumers face income uncertainty adversely impacting on their household budgets, while 40 percent were financially vulnerable.
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KISERO: Deposits insurer needs more transparency
The truth of the matter is that the offering by the deposits insurer does not amount to much.
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Scangroup set to announce Sh2bn dividend date
Scangroup received Sh5 billion after completing the sale of its 60 percent stake in Kantar Africa.
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Herman Cain Hospitalized for Coronavirus | Dallas Weekly
2012 GOP Presidential Primary Candidate Herman Cain was hospitalized today for coronavirus just days after being part of the contingent flown to Tulsa to support Trump as he sought to restart his rallies. Cain became a bit of a media sensation in his heyday. Between delivering lines like “shucky
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The posturing of local politics has contributed to COVID-19 deaths of African Americans
Until there is a vaccine, COVID-19 will be with us. Why are we shocked by record numbers of COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations in DFW? There is no targeted COVID-19 daily testing without criteria. This is the sixth month of the pandemic and there is still limited or no contact tracing in the Black
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Donald Trump is More Focused on Saving Statues of Slaveholders & Confederate Generals than Protecting Americans from the Coronavirus - New Orleans Data News Weekly
Rep. Maxine Waters (D-CA) “One would hope that the president of the United States would rise to the level of leadership that our country needs in confronting the deadly uptick in coronavirus cases in
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Africa: WHO Urges African Countries Resuming Air Travel to Take Safety Measures
[VOA] The World Health Organization called on African countries Thursday to take comprehensive safety measures to "mitigate a surge" in COVID-19 cases, as nations resume air travel.
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No social distancing is planned for tonights Fourth of July fireworks event at Mount Rushmore, where wildfires are also a concern - L.A. Focus Newspaper
No social distancing was planned for the event despite the record-high new coronavirus cases in the United States. And the event is taking place amid environmental concerns over the use of fireworks in the dry land and as the country engages in a reckoning over its own monuments and racist
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Africa's Post-Pandemic Future Needs to Embrace Youth in Agriculture
Analysis - Warnings at the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic that Africa could be hit by a wave of up to 10 million cases within six months thankfully now seem unfounded, although it is still far too early to be over-confident.
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Texas Issues Statewide Face Mask Requirement
A statewide order in Texas to wear face masks in public goes into effect at noon Friday — a stark turnaround for a state that was at the forefront of efforts to reopen amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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The trouble with hot spots: Hard-hit counties send COVID-19 patients to other areas - Black Voice News
In summary Imperial County on the Mexican border has the state’s highest rate of COVID-19 cases, straining hospitals and forcing the transfer of 500 critically ill patients outside the region. Imperial County on the Mexican border is some 600 miles away from the state capital. But when its two area
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COMMENTARY: The American Economic System Works Just Fine—for White People | Dallas Weekly
As President of the Texas Black Expo (TBE), my primary interest is the economic part of the system—the creation and growth of Black-owned business enterprises. You’d think that such an effort would be greeted with universal approval from everybody, regardless of ethnicity. What could possibly be
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Rwanda: Regional Govts Urged to Invest in Internet Infrastructure
[New Times] Researchers at the Lusaka-based COMESA Secretariat have recommended that governments in the regional bloc consider improving digital infrastructural foundations to improve internet so as to boost service delivery to citizens during the Covid-19 crisis.
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Wu-Tang Clans RZA teams Up with T.I., Terrence Howard and more for new film, Cut Throat City | The Atlanta Voice
Wu-Tang Clan’s RZA is gearing up for his directorial debut with the highly anticipated crime thriller “Cut Throat City” set for a July 17 release date.  Directed by RZA and written by P.G. Cuschieri, Cut Throat City stars Demetrius Shipp Jr., Denzel Whitaker, Isaiah Washington, Kat Graham, Keenan
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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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Why does Emirati entrepreneur Sara Al Madani say no to female empowerment & yes to failure? | Africanews
From a very early age, Emirati entrepreneur Dr. Sara Al Madani believed her ideas could turn a tidy
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Seychelles: World Bank Approves $ 15 Million Loan to Help Seychelles Counter COVID's Economic Effects
[Seychelles News Agency] The World Bank has approved a $15 million loan from the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development to support Seychelles' response to the economic and social fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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