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During the annual Caribbean Multinational Business Conference, we heard from several distinguished medical experts On the Exposing Sustained Health Inequality panel.
Nationwide protests have taken place since October 7 despite the disbanding of the controversial Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) police unit.
The demonstrators have been accused of attacking police stations and personnel.
The rallies which are mostly attended by young people have become avenues to vent against corruption and unemployment.
Rights groups say at least 15 people have been killed the demonstrations began in early October.
Apart from the song’s omnipresence spanning a cross-section of socio-economic neighbourhoods across South Africa, it has become a viral dance phenomenon, drawing in a diverse global audience.
Willie Moore Jr. and Krystal Lee catch up with Kirk Franklin to discuss how he's adjusting to life during the coronavirus pandemic, current race relations, his friendship with Pastor John Gray, and more! Check it out above. Follow The Willie Moore Jr. Show on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram! CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO THE WILLIE MOORE SHOW LIVE FROM […]
Philip McKibbin, author of Love Notes: for a Politics of Love (New York: Lantern Books), is bringing the Politics of Love to Wellington. He will be presenting a talk, ‘A New Vision of Politics’, at Vic Books & Café Pipitea on Wednesday ...
This year’s election is the most important in our lifetime. It is a tired cliché, one parroted by presidents and politicians every two years in hopes of driving their voters to the polls.
Observers from the African Union and the Economic Comunity of West African States (ECOWAS) have said Guinea was conducted transparently, despite opposition claims of irregularities.
On Monday, opposition leader Cellou Diallo declared himself winner, saying his own tally gave him a first-round victory over president Alpha Conde.
Diallo’s claim was swiftly rejected by the electoral commission, which called it “premature” and “void”.
Addressing journalists in the capital, Conakry, Augustin Matata Ponyo, the AU’s head of mission in Guinea, said on Tuesday the ballot was held “in transparency”.
\"The elections were held in a transparent, secure, calm and peaceful environment, once again demonstrating the maturity of the Guinean people and political actors\", he asserted.
Tension is building in the country ahead of the release of official results. Diallo's supporters have held celebrations in the capital.
Francis Behanzin, ECOWAS' Peace and Security commissioner urged candidates \"to resort to legal avenues\" if they are aggrieved.
If you thought Halloween was canceled, you thought wrong.
They were born decades apart yet when it comes to race, Joseph Gray and the late Ted Corbitt are towering giants in the sport of running.
Ohio, United States: Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose has poured cold water on suggestions of mass violence should the outcome of the United States presidential and congressional elections be unfavourable for supporters of the two main...
Only several days into the year 2020 and we are already witnessing events that will change the course of history.
My Plan to Lift Every Voice in Black America By Joe Biden There is injustice in America. There is discrimination. There is a legacy of racism and inequality that lives still in our institutions, our laws, and in too many people’s hearts that makes it harder for Black people to succeed. These are facts in … Continued
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It will be \"National Candy Day.\" In many respects, it will be another weekday
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