Elementary School Staffer Lauren Pefferle Under Fire After Donning Blackface and Calling Herself Rosa Parks
The caucasity continues as Lauren Pefferle, a special education assistant who the school district was trying to keep anonymous, has come under fire after showing up to work in blackface
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Angels’ David Fletcher has no answers for uneven performance this season - L.A. Focus News
ANAHEIM — The rollercoaster ride is almost over for David Fletcher. The Angels’ second baseman has gone through a wild season, in which he started slowly, got sizzling hot in the middle and is now finishing with another prolonged slump. Don’t ask him for an explanation, though. “Every season is
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The dilemma of Zim climate migrants - NewsDay Zimbabwe
In the low-lying, parched areas of Gutaurare area in Manicaland province, where Gweshengwe used to live, rain-fed agriculture was no longer sustainable. The post The dilemma of Zim climate migrants appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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CME group to host 18th annual university trading challenge | New Pittsburgh Courier
(NewsUSA) -High-achieving college graduates are continuing to flock to Wall Street pursuing dream careers in finance. This year, investment banks and other financial firms received record numbers of applications for internships, leading prospective candidates to seek new ways to stand out.Inspired
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Bailey the YOUNGA 2021 Barbados representative - Barbados Today
Twenty-year-old Ranako Bailey has been chosen to represent Barbados virtually as a part of the YOUNGA Youth Delegation 2021 under the theme: Re-imagine A Better Future. The former student of Queen’s College and The St Michael School will be representing the island during this month where he will
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Zimbabwe: Ex-Champ's Late Entrance Spices Up Africa Cup Script
[The Herald] TRIATHLON Zimbabwe secretary-general Carol Pakenham says the late entrance of Kazakh star Ayan Beisenbayev has added excitement ahead of the 14th edition of the Bonaqua Africa Triathlon Cup.
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Zimbabwe: 'We Didn't Reject Sakunda Cake'
[The Herald] CAPS United remain open to investors and sponsors and believe a multi-million dollar injection like the package from Sakunda Holdings would have been the kiss of life they have been crying out for.
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Zimbabwe: No Bail for Top Cop
[The Herald] Conrad Mupesa Mashonaland West Bureau
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‘Privatising Fidelity Printers raises more questions than answers’ - NewsDay Zimbabwe
The country’s vast mineral resources became a magnet to investors. His new dispensation implemented a raft of measures, among them tax incentives, to lure investors. The post ‘Privatising Fidelity Printers raises more questions than answers’ appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Reprieve for Nyamira County employees after labour court halts recovery of wages
Workers have blocked the county from recovering monies said to have been erroneously paid to them.
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Zimbabwe Resurgence or a Mirage?
[The Exchange] Nothing should ever be taken at face value... more so if what is being presented is economic statistics and data. Objectivity is essential in dealing with any kind of economic analysis to get the most accurate and truthful picture of a country. Zimbabwe's central bank presented its
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39.2% Of Orlando Population Is Under Age 30, 15th Least in U.S. | The Orlando Advocate
Less likely to be tied down by family and mortgages, young people tend to be more mobile than their older counterparts. Cheaper cities where young people can afford to rent or own a home are especially attractive to those who may still be saddled with student loans or are just starting out in their
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Kenya: Trans Nzoia Unveils Ambitious Plan to Tackle Climate Change
[Nation] As one way of mitigating the effects of climate change, the Trans Nzoia County government has started planting indigenous trees on riparian lands.
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As president, I am first and foremost a politician – president Bio tells Harvard Ministerial Forum
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 21 September 2021: President of Sierra Leone, Dr. Julius Maada Bio was at the 2021 Harvard Ministerial Forum,  in Harvard University last Sunday, where he spoke to distinguished delegates from across the world - including former African Heads of States, about governance and
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From Homeless To Hollywood Leading Man: 9 Things To Know About Skyh Alvester Black
Skyh Alvester Black is everywhere these days. From Tyler Perry's Sistas on BET to Black Monday on Showtime, the Miami native is in demand. It's understandable why that is. When
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South africa urged to prioritize vaccination of undocumented migrants | Africanews
undocumented african migrants reported no fair access to the Covid-19 vaccination jab
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Fires burn as triple-digit temperatures heat up Southern California - L.A. Focus News
The dry heat on Wednesday - the first day of fall - prompted heat advisories and set the stage for a host of fires that sprouted across Southern California. And as temperatures climbed, so did the number of fire emergencies. First came a small brush fire around 11 a.m., burning near baseball fields
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Rwanda: Five Things to Know About the Upcoming Local Govt Elections
[New Times] Preparations for the upcoming local government elections are underway. They were scheduled to take place in February 2021 following the expiration of the five-year term for the current leaders but were postponed due to Covid-19.
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Source: allAfrica.com
Rwanda: Construction of Kigali's Green City Delayed to 2023
[New Times] Construction of a model green city in Kinyinya sector, Gasabo District is expected to start in 2023, officials have said, following a prolonged bleak outlook.
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Source: allAfrica.com
Web Portal of the Government of Saint Lucia
ARTHUR JACOBS WAS AWARDED THE SAINT LUCIA MEDAL OF MERIT GOLD FOR HIS INDELIBLE CONTRIBUTION TO THE ARTS.
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Former PSC chairperson Nzuwah dies - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Nzuwah was independent Zimbabwe's first black chairman of the PSC, then Civil Service Commission, from 1992 until 2018 when he was retired by President Emmerson Mnangagwa. He succeeded Malcolm Thompson. The post Former PSC chairperson Nzuwah dies appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Zimbabwe Benefits From U.S.$6,9 Million Animal Health Project
[The Herald] Zimbabwe is set to benefit from a US$6,9 million project which was launched recently to combat animal trypanosomiasis, a parasitic disease transmitted by biting flies including tsetse that continue to cause serious economic losses for smallholder farmers in Africa.
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Source: allAfrica.com
School staffer wears blackface to 'protest' vaccine mandate as Rosa Parks
An elementary school staff member in Oregon came to work wearing blackface as a 'protest' against coronavirus vaccine mandates.  According The post School staffer wears blackface to 'protest' vaccine mandate as Rosa Parks appeared first on TheGrio.
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Ebony Twilley Martin Makes History As Greenpeace's First Black Executive Director
Greenpeace USA has announced that Ebony Twilley Martin will join Annie Leonard as co-executive director of the organization.
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Maryland program helps those who help victims of crime | New Pittsburgh Courier
BALTIMORE —William Kellibrew was 10 years old in 1984 when his mother, Jacqueline, and 12-year-old-brother, Anthony were killed by Jacqueline’s boyfriend in the living room of their home in Capital Heights, Maryland. Next, the killer approached William. “He put the gun to my head,” said
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Embracing peace as a right for all people - NewsDay Zimbabwe
In 2001, the General Assembly unanimously voted to designate the day as a period of non-violence and ceasefire. The post Embracing peace as a right for all people appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Uganda: Lango Industrial Parks to Employ 10,000 Ugandans
[Monitor] Government has revealed that the three industrial parks that will established in Lango Sub-region are expected to employ more than 10,000 people.
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Source: allAfrica.com
Zim gets US$53m shot in the arm from AfDB - The Zimbabwe Independent
THE African Development Bank (AfDB) will be injecting US$53 million over the next 24 months to bolster the recovery of Zimbabwe’s industries, businessdigest can reveal. The post Zim gets US$53m shot in the arm from AfDB appeared first on The Zimbabwe Independent.
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Kecia Thomas, Dean of UAB’s College of Arts and Sciences, on Community Engagement
By Kecia M. Thomas, Ph.D In August 2020, I moved to Birmingham to start my journey as the new dean for the University of Alabama at Birmingham’s College of Arts and Sciences, the institution’s largest academic unit. Prior to that, my last visit to Birmingham was March 10, 2020. Needless to say, the
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Source: The Birmingham Times
Zimbabwe lacking diversity in nutrition for children: Unicef - NewsDay Zimbabwe
ZIMBABWE is among 19 countries that have seen no improvement in the diversity of children’s nutrition in the last decade, Unicef’s 2021 Child Nutrition report released yesterday showed. The post Zimbabwe lacking diversity in nutrition for children: Unicef appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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