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KQ move to drop 8 African routes makes recovery strategy tougher

KQ chief executive officer Allan Kilavuka said 2020 for them is like a lost year because of anticipated low demand, which at some point is as low as 25 percent.

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Zim hopes fading under ED – NewsDay Zimbabwe

BY MOSES MATENGA ZIMBABWE has failed to end the culture of human rights abuses witnessed under its former leader Robert Mugabe, while the optimism generated by the election of President Emmerson Mnangagwa has faded, a new report has said. According to a report on sub-Saharan Africa by Nic Cheeseman

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Source: NewsDay Zimbabwe - Everyday News for Everyday People

KCB half year profit down 40pc on corona defaults

KCB did not declare an interim dividend, which has previously stood at Sh1 per share, with the move saving it Sh3.2 billion.

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Source: Business Daily

Chinese firm starts work on old railway link to SGR

CRBC started work last week and has already built two kilometres of the new meter gauge line that will link SGR to the old track.

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Source: Business Daily

Angola: Second Taag Dash 8-400 Already in Angola

[ANGOP] Luanda -- The Angolan flag company (TAAG), received last Monday the second of the six predicted Dash 8-400 plane model of the Canadian manufacturer De Havilland of Canada Limited (DHC), acquired by the Executive, within the framework of the region operator's fleet.

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Diamond League back with a bang in Monaco - Stabroek News

LONDON, (Reuters) - After a frustrating summer of cancellations, exhibitions and virtual competitions, athletics is finally able to reveal its shop window as the Diamond League swings into belated action with a star-studded field in Monaco

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‘Lifetime of discrimination’ equals increased hypertension in African Americans - African American News Today - EIN News

… established fact that African Americans suffer disproportionately … have identified some African Americans’ lifestyle choices, … showing that discrimination affects African Americans’ health; however, … disease among African Americans in that region …

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Savannah Jazz Holds August 16 Live Stream Concert With Eric Jones & Claire Frazier | The Savannah Tribune

Savannah Jazz will live-stream a free online concert with pianist Eric Jones and vocalist Claire Frazier from their YouTube page from 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM at www.youtube.com/ watch?v=wX0BbkgVz-E&- feature=youtu.be&mc_ cid= 3206315039& mc_ eid= 773e6fa94b. The concert is free for ALL to

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SA Football Kicks Off Despite Covid-19 Pandemic | Africanews

Football is back in play after a 5-month hiatus due to the Covid-19 pandemic in South Africa — the most affected country on the African

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Pakistan’s Hafeez to self-isolate after bio-security protocol breach - Stabroek News

(Reuters) - The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) said yesterday that all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez will self-isolate until he tests negative for COVID-19 after breaching a bio-security protocol by posing for a photograph with a member of the public in

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Meet the Chimbu skeleton people of Papua New Guinea who terrify enemies with their body art - Face2Face Africa

The Chimbu, an ethnic and linguistic group, live in the Chimbu, Koro and Wahgi valleys in the mountainous central highlands of Papua New Guinea. They live in rugged mountain valleys between 1,400 and 2,400 meters above sea level, where the climate is temperate, with precipitation averaging between

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Tighten regulations to guard against share buyback abuse

In other markets, top executives have used the option to enrich themselves at expense of key investment

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Source: Business Daily

Uganda: MTN Borrowed Shs368. 5b to Fund Licence Extension

[Monitor] Commercial banks in Uganda are expected to profit off the $100m syndicated loan advanced towards MTN Uganda to pay for its 12 year licence.

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Paris's 'Little Africa' fights back against racist stereotypes - African American News Today - EIN News

… reminiscent of the killing of African-American George Floyd in the United … remain high. Patrick Banks, an African-American entrepreneur originally from the Californian …

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Akon on slavery: Black Americans are 'not letting go of the past' : TheGrio

In an interview VladTV, rapper Akon said that Black Americans would benefit from “letting go” of the past trauma of slavery. The post Akon on slavery: Black Americans are 'not letting go of the past' appeared first on TheGrio.

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Check It Out...Systemic racism: Is it based on an inadequate analogy? | New Pittsburgh Courier

by J. Pharoah Doss, For New Pittsburgh Courier In 1967, Stokely Carmichael and Charles V. Hamilton coined the term “institutional racism” in their book, “Black Power.” The authors stated: Racism … Continued

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5 Demon Deacons set to compete in the U.S. Amateur Golf Tourney - WS Chronicle

The Wake Forest men’s golf team will have enough players for an entire college lineup at the U.S. Amateur in Bandon, Ore., this week. The post 5 Demon Deacons set to compete in the U.S. Amateur Golf Tourney appeared first on WS Chronicle.

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New children’s book encouraging Black families to explore London - African Voice Newspaper

Exploring London with Ama and Neri by Pelena Cosme is an exciting new children’s picture book that introduces young black families to the many adventures they can have around the town. The book entitledExploring London with Ama and Neriwas released on the 1st August, 2020, a short yet colourful

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Source: African Voice Newspaper - African news from a British perspective

Opinion: Will Harris make a difference in November? - L.A. Focus Newspaper

Errol Louis: Harris is the safe, savvy choice

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Rwanda: Moshions, Rwanda's Top Design Brand Eyes Global Shoppers

[New Times] Fashion house Moshions may be celebrating five years of positioning itself as a household luxury brand in Rwanda, but the dream of the people behind the culturally-inspired brand is to reach every part of the world.

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200 Tonnes of Food from Algeria to Lebanon Post-Explosion | Africanews

African Countries Stand in Solidarity with Lebanon

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A Whole New World: Things You Should Know If You’re Planning To Travel Now

Your 2020 travel goals may have fallen by the wayside, but that doesn’t mean we can’t plan for the future or be fully up to date on what travel restrictions, safety protocols, and predictions are important to consider around the world.

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Source: MadameNoire

Activist’s Arrest in Portland Galvanizes Black Lives Matter

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — The arrest during a Portland, Oregon protest of a Black woman who became a leading activist in the racial justice movement after she was assaulted by a white supremacist three years ago has galvanized local and national Black Lives Matter groups. Demonstrators took to the

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Kenya rejects Oman Air plan to bring stranded Kenyans home

Kenya has rejected Oman Air bid to repatriate Kenyans stranded in India on grounds that the Middle Eastern carrier is engaging in a government function.

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Source: Business Daily

We’re denied freedom to honour heroes: Chamisa

BY DESMOND CHINGARANDE/SILAS NKALA/STEPHEN CHADENGA PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday said his administration had consolidated democracy, constitutionalism and rule of law in the pursuit of social justice, but main opposition MDC Alliance and other government critics rubbished the claims

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LaKeith Stanfield’s Cryptic Social Media Posts Spark Concern For Actor’s Well-Being

A series of cryptic Instagram posts by LaKeith Stanfield prompted an outpouring of concern for the actor's well-being.

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Source: NewsOne

Top Productivity Apps for Writers. : ThyBlackMan

Like Like Love Haha Wow Sad Angry 2 Tweet (ThyBlackMan.com) Ever since the inception of the world wide web, the amount of content available on the internet has expanded exponentially. Unless you are planning on writing solely for recreation purposes, you are going to compete with a sea of

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LaKeith Stanfield’s Cryptic Social Media Posts Spark Concern For Actor’s Well-Being

A series of cryptic Instagram posts by LaKeith Stanfield prompted an outpouring of concern for the actor's well-being.

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Source: Black America Web

Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Y. Conyers, Sr. Celebrates 50th Wedding Anniversary | The Savannah Tribune

Bernard and Emma Jean Hawkins Conyers will celebrate fifty years of marriage August 15, 2020. Unified by Christ whom they emulate by loving and showing respect for each other, by worshipping together, by placing Christ first, the home second, and others third. The couple has experienced many years

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James Mink rose from son of American slave to millionaire in Canada, and then lost it all - Face2Face Africa

Since the beginnings of transatlantic settlement, Black people have lived in Canada, although only a few arrived directly from their ancestral homeland in Africa. History saysthat the earliest arrivals of African Canadians were slaves brought from New England or the West Indies. But between 1763

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