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Territory is receiving millions of dollars in federal grants from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Federal Emergency Management Agency for numerous local government agencies, including the V.I. Water and Power Authority.
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Diaspora mortgages for Zimbabweans a pipe dream - NewsDay Zimbabwe
I went to the biggest bank in the country to try and apply for a Diaspora Mortgage for my daughter who is The post Diaspora mortgages for Zimbabweans a pipe dream appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Zimbabwe: Ex-Airzim Workers Reject Zimdollar Payouts
[Zimbabwe Standard] Former Air Zimbabwe workers have vowed to fight against the payment of their salary arrears in local currency at a rate of US$1: ZW$1, arguing that the move is unconstitutional.
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Liberia: TipMe, My Watchman Sign Agreement for Customers to Pay for Their Emergency Response Service Using E-Money System
[FrontPageAfrica] Monrovia -- TipMe, an electronic payment service provider, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with My Watchman, a new mobile app with 24 hours secured monitoring and emergency dispatch command center.
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Mikaela Smith Set to Compete NACAC Championship in Costa Rica
Smith, who is now a senior at Austin Peay State University, will be competing in the 800m.
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Zimbabwe: Coventry Feels Football's Pain
[The Herald] YOUTH, Sport, Arts and Recreation Minister, Kirsty Coventry, says she feels the pain being felt by the football family, after the Chibuku Super Cup, was halted once again.
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Police Identify Second Victim in June Shooting at Smith Bay
The VIPD on Friday released the name of the previously unidentified victim of a shooting that occurred June 18 in Smith Bay on St. Thomas. The victim was 24-year-old Yorbis Jesus Rico Alzura, a resident of Venezuela.
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Uganda: Health Centre Receives Piped Water, Equipment
[Monitor] Residents of Northern City Division, Mbale City, at the weekend could not hide their excitement following the commissioning of a water system at Nakaloke Health Centre III.
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Stand up to corruption, Zimra commissioner general urges
Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) commissioner general Faith Mazani has urged people to stand up against corruption and stand up to police officers who demand customs clearance documents from them. “Let’s stand up to corruption. Police are not supposed to demand customs clearance documents,” she
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Funeral parlour strike: Legal experts dismiss calls for RAF to pay for burials
Striking funeral practitioners are holding a picket outside RAF offices demanding that the fund subsidise payments to embattled undertakers.
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Black Residents Reject Reparations Program in Evanston, IL
In March, Evanston, IL became the first US city to introduce a reparations program. But nearly 3 months later, the town's Black residents are frustrated.
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Man Injured by Gunfire at Four Winds Plaza
A man was injured Thursday evening in a shooting that took place at the Four Winds Plaza on St. Thomas, according to the V.I. Police Department.
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Manchester custos sends warning to unscrupulous JPs
Custos of Manchester, Garfield Green, is warning justices of the peace against asking for or accepting any incentives to perform their duties. Green says he's concerned about incidents in the parish. “Becoming a justice of...
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Gambia: B-DA Sufi Working to Release New Album, Entitled Ethnicity
[The Point] Babucarr Joof alias, B-Da Sufi, a hip-hop artiste based in Norway is currently busy putting finishing touches to release a new album that is expected to make waves in the music industry.
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Virtual currency to rescue developing countries
It is a virtual currency that tends to be focused on speculative aspects, but it is also used to rescue developing countries and those who are called unbanked who do not have a bank account, as well as for refugees. This article introduces DASH, Stellar and OmiseGo's efforts in developing
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Gray Family Shares Lessons Learned During Pandemic - The Washington Informer
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Angola Spends Over Akz 1billion On Scholarships
This information was provided last Monday by the minister of Higher Education, Science, Technology and Innovation, Maria do Rosário Sambo, during a meeting with deputies of the 3rd commission of the National Assembly that served to analyze the situation of external scholarship
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South Africa: Fire Victims Wait Three Years for Sassa Disaster Grants
[GroundUp] Some families have still not been paid out after the October 2019 fire in Vygieskraal in Cape Town
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Inflation rises to 785.55%
Zimbabwe’s inflation rose to 785.55% on an annualized basis in May, from 765.57% the previous month, the Zimbabwe Statistics Agency said today, laying bare the challenge of a weakening local currency and rising
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Malawi: Mzuzu Volleyball International Tournament On From July 30
[Nyasa Times] Malawi's northern city of Mzuzu will host a volleyball international tournament from July 30 to August 1, 2021.
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Contractor wants EFCL's financial records - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
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Nigeria: Paris Club Refund - Why Governors' Suits Can't Stop Payment of My $142 Million - Ned Nwoko
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Nigeria: Tension Over Killing of NURTW Vice Chairman in APC Rally
[Daily Trust] Tension yesterday enveloped Satellite town and its environs in Lagos State over the alleged killing of the Vice Chairman of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) identified as Samuel Kayode aka Ekpo Kinkin.
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Hospitals demand COVID-19 records
“Is the ministry aware of what is happening in both private and public health institutions where we have experienced many non-COVID-19 deaths because the policy is that one cannot be admitted when they do not have COVID-19 test
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‘Plot afoot to oust President’
He named former Zanu PF national commissar Saviour Kasukuwere, top government and security officials, and MDC Alliance vice-chairman Job Sikhala, among others, as those involved in the alleged plot to oust
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Guyana approximately 20 years behind rest of the world in technology adaptation - Stabroek News
Dear Editor, I am neither an APNU nor PPP voter. I just want the best for our Nation regardless of the Government in power.  The article Guyana approximately 20 years behind rest of the world in technology adaptation appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Borrow to pay police spot fines: Govt - NewsDay Zimbabwe
GOVERNMENT has said motorists must borrow from colleagues to pay for on-the-spot road traffic offenses if they do not have cash, and said it would not introduce alternative means of payment as it was in serious need of cash.
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Zimbabwe: Farmers Urged to De-Stock
Last year, farmers lost over 50 000 cattle to drought and expectations are high that more cattle could be lost this year if farmers do not take heed of advice to climate-proof the sector through different measures such as de-stocking, growing fodder crops, hay baling and conserving
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Money in circulation surges to a new high
The amount of cash circulating outside the banking system and in people’s pockets hit a 13-month high in June, defying Covid-19 economic hardships.
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