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AFRICA IS being hit with a second wave of COVID-19, with experts warning it could...
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— Nana Akufo-Addo (@NAkufoAddo) November 12, 2020
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Following news of an arrest warrant, the ANC's Secretary-General Ace Magashule has officially been apprehended ahead of his court appearance.
Doctors who helped stop Ebola call on Joe Biden's transition team to address COVID-19's racial and economic inequities. The evidence shows a safety net under the most vulnerable protects us all.
(Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton said yesterday his campaigning for equal rights and diversity made him more proud than an imminent seventh Formula One world championship.
The article Hamilton prouder of equality push than seventh F1 title appeared first on Stabroek News.
Longtime California Congresswoman Maxine Waters successfully defended her seat in a contentious race against Republican challenger Joe Collins. After her... View Article
The post Maxine Waters: Biden win 'dawn of a new progressive America' appeared first on TheGrio.
By Julianne Malveaux For a lot of people, especially in the Black community, conversations about death are uneasy. Nobody wants to candidly face their mortality. Some want to 'leave it in God's hands.' Some have given more thought to homegoing service details – the preacher, choir, and repast – than to some of the … Continued
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle plan to spend their first Christmas in their new Montecito home, then return to Frogmore Cottage in January.
The city of Cape Coast in Ghana’s Central Region is widely known as the nation’s tourism hub and the ‘Makah’ for African Americans. Every year, hundreds of Black people across the world visit the city and other historic slave sites to learn about the trans-Atlantic slave trade. The region was the hotbed of the slave...
The post Ghana to build 'Wakanda City' to serve as a pilgrimage for people of African descent appeared first on Face2Face Africa.
Kyle Abbott will turn out for the Joffna Stallions in the inaugural Lankan Premier League, which gets underway in late November.
For months now, soon-to-be-Former President Donald Trump has called into question the democratic process that lies at the heart of our representative democracy. He has been joined in this scurrilous attack on the nation's electoral process by fellow Republican lawmakers who seem to be more loyal to him than to the nation. In deciding the […]
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Boxers get ready, the return of the ‘sweet science’ in the 592 is imminent.
The article Boxing gets green light to resume appeared first on Stabroek News.
WASHINGTON, DC, United States (AFP) - Most Republican lawmakers have yet to acknowledge Joe Biden as America's next leader, a departure from political norms that suggests President Donald Trump retains an iron grip on his congressional flock.
Ryan Taylor Data News Weekly Contributor Like a pendulum he swung from the lamp post desperately seeking to breathe until he wistfully passed from this life to the next. Lynching was the most brutal tactic [...]
The post Closing the Wealth Gap should be Top Priority of the Next Administration appeared first on New Orleans Data News Weekly.
Malvin Russell Goode was the first African American news correspondent for a major television network. Goode was born on February 13, 1908, in White Plains, Virginia, but his family moved to Homestead, Pennsylvania, near Pittsburgh, when he was very young. Goode, the third of four boys and two girls, attended public school in Homestead, Pennsylvania. […]
In a region where doctors’ warnings and aggressive media-driven advice appear to have done little to bring a greater measure of wisdom to eating habits, a point may have been reached where Caribbean states may have to intervene directly to roll back the tide of non-communicable diseases which have reached a turning point with the global COVID-19 pandemic.
The article Former UN official red flags dangers of unhealthy eating in the Caribbean appeared first on Stabroek News.
