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Luanda — The Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Environment Thursday launched a project to combat the illegal wildlife trade and human and animal conflict in
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COPING WITH THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC REQUIRES THE EFFORT AND COOPERATION OF NATIONS.
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Uganda: How Govt Plans to Spend Shs1.3 Trillion Covid Cash
[Monitor] Government has budgeted to spend more than Shs1.3 trillion in combating the second wave of the coronavirus pandemic that hit the country last month.
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Tanzania: State Issues New Directives to Enhance Performance in Corporations
[Daily News] Arusha -- THE government has issued new directives aimed at enhancing corporate governance and accountability in public corporations in Tanzania.
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LET US KEEP SAINT LUCIA SAFE AS WE BATTLE AGAINST THE SPRED OF COVID-19.
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Eritrea: Call for Water, Soil and Environmental Conservation
Asmara — The Ministry of Land, Water and Environment called for reinforced water, soil and environmental
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Tanzania: Tanzanite Activities to Go Under One Roof
[Daily News] ALL Tanzanite-related dealings will from this Saturday be conducted at Mirerani hills at the expense of mineral trading hubs located in Arusha in Manyara regions.
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MUST WATCH | Giant squid found stranded on Western Cape beach in rare sighting
After Googling the creature known as architeuthis dux in Latin, Davies realised a giant squid washing up on a beach in South Africa was a rare occurrence and a "once-in-a-lifetime
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MALEA ANTOINE, MATAELLIA BREEN AND JASMINE DUSAUZAY EACH WON AN AMAZON GIFT CARD VALUED AT USD$100.
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The CVVC aims to raise awareness as to the human health and environmental benefits of a plant-based
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WATCH: Stars gather for online festival to combat hunger in Amazon rainforest | Afro
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Salary strife at Hope Gardens as workers cry foul
Lower-level workers at the Nature Preservation Foundation (NPF) have complained bitterly that they are forced by the non-governmental organisation (NGO) to survive on reduced income since the onset of COVID-19 last year, while higher-paid...
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Pierre: 'We Will Overcome Evil With Good!' - St. Lucia Times News
Saint Lucia Labour (SLP) leader, Philip J. Pierre has urged Saint Lucians to keep the peace in a post on his official Facebook page on Thursday. 'Keep the peace, Saint Lucia. We will overcome evil with good!' Pierre declared. And he also had a message for the SLP's Castries South East
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NOV. 13 MARKS THE FIRST 100 DAYS IN OFFICE SINCE THE SWEARING-IN.
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PM vows to boost number of building inspectors
The Jamaican Government has committed to addressing the chronic shortage of building inspectors that hampers oversight and potentially threatens safety standards in a city teeming with construction projects. Prime Minister Andrew Holness was...
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African Forest Plunder Condemns Chimpanzees to Miserable Lives in Zoos
[Daily Maverick] Chimpanzees are our nearest genetic relatives on the tree of life. At this rate, eaten or forced to entertain zoo visitors or wealthy sheikhs, they're heading for extinction. CITES seems unable to stop the slide and African governments don't appear to consider it a problem.
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Caribbean Still Distant From Desirable COVID-19 Vaccination Rates - St. Lucia Times News
By Earl Bousquet Thirteen months after the World Health Organization (WHO) declared COVID-19 a global pandemic, April offered the clearest indication of just how far the Caribbean is from even starting to vaccinate enough people to offer any comfort for the future. World Health Day was observed on
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Africa: Statistical Models and Ranger Insights Help Identify Patterns in Elephant Poaching
Globally and daily, hundreds of thousands of wildlife rangers patrol wide areas, encountering all manner of plants, animals and signs of poaching like bushmeat snares or elephant
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Pierre: 'They Did Not Know What Was In Their Backyard!' - St. Lucia Times News
Saint Lucia Labour Party (SLP) leader, Philip J. Pierre, has made an apparent reference to  to reports that Castries North MP, Stephenson King, could this week announce that he will participate in the July 26 general elections as an Independent candidate. Prime Minister Allen Chastanet announced
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Egypt Exerted Tireless Efforts to Develop Post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework - Minister
[Egypt Online] Environment Minister Yasmine Fouad said Egypt has exerted tireless efforts as the President of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (COP 14) to develop the post-2020 global biodiversity framework, despite the critical conditions that the world faced
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Nigeria: Don't Give Permanent Vehicles, Houses to Boards, MDAs Told
[Daily Trust] The federal government has barred members of governing boards of Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) from getting permanent allocation of official quarters and vehicles.
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UWP Says It Rescued Saint Lucia, Plans To Celebrate 5 Years In Office - St. Lucia Times News
The ruling United Workers Party (UWP) has announced plans to celebrate 5 years since the party says it rescued Saint Lucia from the 'mismanagement and incompetence' of the Saint Lucia Labour Party (SLP). The ruling party says the celebration is planned for Sunday, June 6. It's  the fifth
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Which Countries Are Within the African Rainforest?
The African rainforest stretches across much of the central African continent, encompassing the following countries in its woods: Benin, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Central African Republic, Comoros, Congo, Democratic Republic of Congo, Cote dIvoire (Ivory Coast), Equatorial
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Zimbabwe: Govt Appoints New Board for Troubled Airzim
[New Zimbabwe] Transport minister Felix Mhona has announced a new six-member interim board to the run affairs of the troubled national carrier, Air Zimbabwe (AirZim) following the unceremonious departure of administrator, Reggie Saruchera.
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Saint Lucia Records 17 New COVID-19 Cases
On Saturday, Saint Lucia confirmed 17 new COVID-19 cases from 284 samples processed the previous day at the Ezra Long Laboratory. The Ministry of Health, Wellness, and Elderly Affairs announced the new cases in a press release on Sunday morning, which disclosed that officials collected the samples
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Nigeria: FCTA Confirms 77 Deaths As War Against Cholera Begins in Abuja
[Daily Trust] The Federal Ministry of Environment in conjunction with health stakeholders yesterday took the campaign against the spread of cholera in the country to Bazango community, Kubwa, in Bwari Area Council of the FCT.
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PM: Rehabilitation Of Former Daher Mall Building Will Create New Jobs - St. Lucia Times News
Prime Minister Allen Chastanet says rehabilitating the former Daher Mall building will create new jobs both during construction and in the longer term afterwards. In addition, he said the project will help the government to reduce rental costs. And Chastanet also noted that the project will help
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Voters Converge On Electoral Department In Response To Election Bell - St. Lucia Times News
The announcement of a July 26, 2021 date for general elections in Saint Lucia has galvanized voters into converging on the Electoral Department in Castries to ensure they are able to cast their ballots in the right electoral district. “Lots of people are here to do changes of names and addresses
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