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‘Innovative’ methods in use as Reifer preps for ICC tournament  - Stabroek News
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, CMC – West Indies Under-19 head coach, Floyd Reifer, says the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has forced his coaching staff to resort to “creative and innovative ways” to assess players, ahead of next January’s ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup set to be staged in the
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Covid-19: South Africa records 17 489 new infections and 453 new deaths | News24
South Africa recorded 17 489 new confirmed cases of Covid-19 on Wednesday and 453 deaths, bringing the official death toll to 65 595.
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South Africa: Today’s latest news and headlines, Thursday 15 July 2021
In the latest news in South Africa on Thursday 15 July 2021, Julius Malema, freshly unbanned from Twitter, failed to mince his words yet again.
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Gweru records surge in demand for graves
BY STEPHEN CHADENGA DEMAND for burial space at Gweru council cemeteries has increased since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic last year, The post Gweru records surge in demand for graves appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Trinidad and Tobago's Blessed Messenger – 2021 Caribbean Artiste of the Year - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Tyronne Dominic Walters, better known as Blessed Messenger, has copped the Caribbean Artiste of the Year award at this year's virtual staging of the fifth annual Sterling Gospel Music Awards (SGMA). The SGMA is a Jamaican-based organisation which highlights the creativity, talent and stellar c
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Earth Today | JET gets new boss
THE JAMAICA Environment Trust (JET) has a new boss and she is prioritising the sustainability of the organisation’s advocacy work while advancing public education and conservation awareness and attracting the required financing to do so. She is Dr...
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Probe into monkeys on the loose in St James
WESTERN BUREAU: The St James Health Department has launched an investigation into reported sightings of roaming monkeys. Sherika Lewis, deputy chief public health inspector for St James, told The Gleaner on Wednesday that she had spoken to Mark...
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11 more deaths, 190 new covid19 cases - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
The Ministry of Health has recorded 11 more deaths and 190 new covid19 cases on Wednesday. These new figures pushed the death toll to 963 and the total number of cases to 35,046 since the country’s first case on March 12. In its 4 pm update, the ministry said 28,451 and active cases slightly
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Lafarge revenue soars despite adverse operating environment
BY OWN CORRESPONDENT LAFARGE’S results for the year ended December 31, 2020 paints a picture of a resilient business on a growth The post Lafarge revenue soars despite adverse operating environment appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Shock of missing children found murdered as cases of abduction rise
The discovery of the bodies of three children in Nairobi yesterday blew the lid off what police say is a syndicate behind the recent kidnappings.
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Rev. William Barber II Debuts ‘Moral Mondays’ Initiative on Supreme Court Steps
For the next few weeks, a multi-ethnic coalition of activists, labor organizers and religious leaders will engage elected officials and promote the passage of federal legislation which fully protects voting rights, boosts the minimum wage and abolishes a legislative tool used to protect racist
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'The Little Mermaid' first look: Halle Bailey shares Ariel photo
Halle Bailey shared the first glimpse of herself as Ariel in 'The Little Mermaid' remake to celebrate the end of shooting earlier this week.
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#UnrestSA: Ndabeni-Abrahams urges people to use social media to expose looters, instigators | News24
Communications and Digital Technologies Minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams appealed to people to use social media to expose those behind the widespread unrest.
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COVID – Delta Variant On Rise Throughout Black Community - Los Angeles Sentinel
Los Angeles County, has issued a recent warning that COVID-19 cases, and in particular the Delta variant, throughout the county are on the rise.   African Americans in particular are suffering the effects of the virus more than other communities at an alarming rate and are encouraged to get
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ANC Veterans' League calls on its members to work with communities to end the riots | News24
The ANC Veterans' League has asked its members to persuade communities to work with the police to stop the violence and looting in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng.
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Oakland’s Very Own Chef Leilani Baugh Competes on Food Network’s Chopped | Post News Group
With $50,000 on the line, the owner of West Oakland’s Magnolia Street Wine Lounge & Kitchen host watch party with family, friends and customers The post Oakland’s Very Own Chef Leilani Baugh Competes on Food Network’s Chopped first appeared on Post News Group.
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U.S. COVID-19 Rates on The Rise Again Amid Spread of Delta Variant; Doubling Over the Past Three Weeks
By Victor Omondi Public health authorities across the U.S. are sounding the alarm that the Delta variant, a “hyper-transmissible” form of Covid-19 responsible for a significant percentage of new U.S. infections, is rapidlygaining ground. These concerns come amid stagnating vaccination rates in some
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Father of 10-year-old girl who accidentally shot herself fatally pushes gun buyback programs | New Pittsburgh Courier
Facebook Twitter Email Print Save by Michael D'onofrio, Philadelphia Tribune Staff Writer Shanyiah Gaines-Miles had a plan, recalled her father. The 10-year-old was resolute about attending college, becoming a baker, and visiting Texas. Instead, the girl found a .38 revolver, which was
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'We are watching it', PM warns COVID measures could tighten
Prime Minister Andrew Holness has warned party goers flouting the government’s COVID-19 rules that tighter containment measures could be reimposed.
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Plan for elderly at QEH - Barbados Today
The Ministry of People Empowerment and Elder Affairs is pursuing an ambitious plan to free up to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH), dozens of beds currently occupied by seniors who are not critically ill. Barbados TODAY understands that with Government-run nursing homes either at or near
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Trinidad targets 400,000 vaccinations in 10 weeks - Stabroek News
(Trinidad Express) With the arrival of 800,000 doses of Sinopharm vaccine into Trinidad and Tobago on Tuesday, the Government’s plan is to have 400,000 persons vaccinated in an eight to ten weeks campaign with the aim of bringing the number of persons fully vaccinated to
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Cops bust for stock theft after Hawks act on tip-off received in wake of Brendin Horner murder | News24
Seven people, including five police officers, have been arrested on charges of stock theft in the Free State after the murder of Brendin Horner brought allegations of police involvement in stock theft to light.
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Vaccine latest: Roll-out for teaching staff ends - over 500 000 jabbed
Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga says she’s pleased with the milestone in the vaccination drive, which targeted 582 000 people
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Hunger in a world of plenty - Stabroek News
At the end of April this year, China passed a food waste prevention law that now prohibits competitive eating and the making of binge-eating videos; people caught performing either of these two acts face hefty fines. The article Hunger in a world of plenty appeared first on Stabroek News.
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New Sunnyside Health and Multi-Service Center breaks ground - DefenderNetwork.com
Work is officially underway on a new Houston Health Department facility to better serve the Sunnyside community, a focus of Mayor Sylvester Turner’sHouston Complete Communities Initiative. Mayor Turner joined District D Council Member Carolyn Evans-Shabazz, health department
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Officials Worry Private Practices Are Squeezing Out Territory’s Hospitals: Part 1 – Struggle of a Public Hospital
In 2005, Dr. Luis Amaro returned to St. Thomas to put his stake in the ground where he was born. That was a year after community activists and the hospital he now leads fought back against the suggestion that a private ambulatory surgical center was needed on the island.
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Ethiopia Is Open for Unity, Business, Progress and Empowerment - Voice and Viewpoint
By Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent With archaeological findings that date back to around 980 BC, Ethiopia sits along the easternmost peninsula in Africa. Not only does the culturally rich nation count as Africa’s oldest country, but some believe it’s the oldest in the
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Jones expected a fight back from McDowall - Barbados Today
Presidential hopeful Fabian Jones is not surprised that embattled National Union of Public Workers (NUPW) president Akanni McDowall has turned to the law courts in his bid to contest the union’s elections. While Jones and his rival Kimberley Agard were wrapping up their canvassing Wednesday ahead
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