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[GroundUp] Details are still sketchy and the plan will not be publicly circulated
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Aucune entente n’est trouvée après six jours de médiation du GPE et les acteurs haïtiens
The content originally appeared on: juno7 - Haïti News ​ ​ Aucune entente n’est trouvée après six jours de médiation du Groupe de Personnalités Éminentes de la CARICOM et les parties prenantes haïtiennes. Le mercredi 8 novembre 2023, le Groupe de Personnalités Éminentes de la CARICOM a entamé une
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Rev. Al Sharpton Joins Family of Korryn Gaines to Seek Justice for Her 2016 Police Shooting
A police officer fatally shot Korryn Gaines and injured her 5-year-old son in 2016. Her family wants justice after a $38 million jury verdict was rescinded.
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PepsiCo To Donate $250K To Help HBCUs Tackle Food Insecurity On Campus - Blavity
PepsiCo is making a $250,000 donation to five HBCUs to help tackle food insecurity on campus. Morgan State University and Prairie View A&M University will receive the donation this weekend, while funds will also be given to Florida A&M University, Jackson State University and
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Judge Sneed and Judge Austin join record number of Black women nominated to federal bench
President Biden this week nominated Judge Julie S. Sneed and Judge Jacquelyn D. Austin to the U.S. District Courts for the Middle District of Florida and the District of South Carolina, respectively. The White House said the nominations continue to show Biden’s ongoing commitment
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Uganda: Museveni to Attend 5th Private Sector CEO Retreat in Kampala
[Nile Post] President Museveni is set to attend the 5th bi-annual Private Sector CEO retreat, which is scheduled to be held starting today, September 12 to 14 at at the Kampala Serena Hotel .
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Watch trailer for Hijack '93, premiering October on Netflix (VIDEO)
The movie is a fictional retelling inspired by the 1993 hijacking of a Nigerian Airways flight by a group of teenagers. The post Watch trailer for Hijack '93, premiering October on Netflix (VIDEO) appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
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South Africans, Apply for Social Security Grants Through Sassa and Official Organisations, Not Dodgy Facebook Links!
[Africa Check] IN SHORT: Various Facebook pages are posting links for applying for and checking updates to grants from the South African social security agency. But Sassa has warned the public to only trust communications that come from the agency's official platforms.
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Jamie Foxx Says “He Couldn’t Walk” In 1st Public Appearance Since Battling Mystery Illness
During the 12-minute speech, while fighting back tears, Foxx revealed he couldn't walk and wouldn't wished what he went through on his worst enemy.
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Office of Disaster Recovery to Boost Management of Construction Projects
On Nov. 17, the Virgin Islands Public Finance Authority Board of Directors approved the engagement of Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz P.C. to provide specialized construction law services to the Office of Disaster Recovery and the Government of the Virgin Islands.
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"Comment vont-ils faire pour les évacuer ?": les défis de la crise des hôpitaux de Gaza - Haiti24
Alors que les besoins en soins médicaux augmentent dans la bande de Gaza, soumise aux bombardements massifs de l’armée israélienne, l’accès aux hôpitaux et aux centres de santé, encore en état de fonctionner, devient de plus en plus difficile. Évacuation de patients à l'étranger, création
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Gov Mbah signs four bills into law to stop open grazing, land grabbing
The development occurred amidst frequent clashes between herders and farming in Enugu State. The post Gov Mbah signs four bills into law to stop open grazing, land grabbing appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
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It’s the holiday season, and Leslie Odom Jr. has much to be thankful for. He’s back on Broadway starring in the title role of Purlie Victorious, written by the late great Ossie Davis. His new album, When a Crooner Dies, dropped in mid-November 2023. As he revealed to EBONY at the Kinderland “Let
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Liberia: PATEL Urges Boakai to Prioritize Liberian-Owned Businesses
[New Dawn] The National Chairman of the Patriotic Entrepreneurs of Liberia (PATEL), Mr. Dominic Nimely has called on President-elect Joseph Nyumah Boakai to prioritize Liberian-owned businesses in his administration.
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King Charles III says there "can be no excuse" for colonial abuses in Kenya | Africanews
The Kenyan Human Rights Commission (KHRC) on Sunday called on "the King, on behalf of the British government, to make an unconditional and unequivocal public apology (...) for the brutal and inhumane treatment inflicted on Kenyan citizens throughout the colonial period" between 1895 and 1963
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BRUV! CEO Of The DSS Damson Idris And Lori Harvey Break Up, X Users Weigh In
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Fulton County Prosecutor Fani Willis Upset Over Leaks in 2020 Election Fraud Case | Atlanta Daily World
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Seattle’s core taxes increased four times faster than economy since 2013: study
(The Center Square) – The Downtown Seattle Association is calling out Seattle officials after a new study found that, despite taxes increasing at an exponential rate, the city fails to address residents’ concerns. The study – commissioned by the DSA – found that since 2013, Seattle’s general fun
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Cam’ron Explains Why He Went Nuclear On Melyssa Ford
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Chad : EU resumes military aid to N'Djamena
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Kenya: Petitioner in Court to Challenge Appointment of President Ruto's 46 New Ambassadors
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- A Kenyan based in the United Kingdom has gone to court to challenge the recent appointment of Ambassadors, High Commissioners, consulars by President William Ruto.
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Morocco Earthquake - Second Instalment of Financial Aid to Affected Families to Be Paid On November 1-17
[MAP] Rabat -- In application of the High Royal Instructions, the payment of the second instalment of the financial aid (2,500 dirhams monthly over a period of one year) for families whose homes have been totally or partially collapsed following the September 8 earthquake, will start on
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‘Acts of Faith,’ an engaging one-woman show on healing, at American Stage through Dec. 17
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