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Since threatening a “dark and hot summer” for its tens of thousands of consumers, the line staff and managerial unions of Bahamas Power and Light (BPL) have signed an agreement of Voluntary Separation. This became necessary as the Board of BPL has decided to terminate some 233 employees in an effort....

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400 people die from road accidents in Nairobi every year - NTSA reveals
- NTSA stated most of the accidents are caused by human errors like drink driving. - Kenya recorded 2,919 road accident deaths in 2017 and NTSA wants to reduce the figure by 50% in the next two years. - 70% of road accident deaths involve pedestrians. At least 400 people die from road accidents in....

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Ethan Hawke Endures an Existential Crisis Worth Watching in First Reformed
First Reformed is the movie for you. Ethan Hawke is superb as Toller, an ex–military chaplain reckoning with a painful past. He’s been made the pastor of a tiny, historic church in upstate New York, which should be a balm for him. But even though he spends his days trying hard to do the Lord’s work....

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Hong Kong's behind-closed-doors gay weddings
LOVE ENDURES. In this picture taken on May 5, 2018, pastor Joe Pang prays behind C.P. So (center left) and Alvin Chan during their wedding ceremony at a church in Hong Kong. Photo by Dale De La Rey/AFP. HONG KONG, China – It was a day Alvin Chan and his partner C.P.

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How long after this week's Gaza massacre are we going to continue pretending that the Palestinians are non-people?
Monstrous. Frightful. Wicked. It’s strange how the words just run out in the Middle East today. Sixty Palestinians dead . In one day. Two thousand four hundred wounded, more than half by live fire. In one day. The figures are an outrage, a turning away from morality, a disgrace for any army to create.

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President displays evangelical prowess
Freedom Mupanedemo in Shurugwi President Mnangagwa yesterday wowed hundreds of mourners with his evangelism prowess. The President, who was addressing mourners gathered at the burial of Sekuru Phineas Tagwirei, father to Sakunda Holdings director — Mr Kudakwashe Tagwirei — took many by surprise when....

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COLUMN: Conversation on unity to fight division
Some of you may remember a recent column of mine titled "Fighting Political Extremism". In it I talked about GOP Senator Tim Scott and GOP Representative Trey Gowdy. I spotlighted the book that they have co-authored called, "Unified: How Our Unlikely Friendship Gives Us Hope for a Divided Country.

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Pastor Zita Releases Debut Single 'Medawoase'
Ghanaian female gospel musician,Pastor Zita has released her debut single titled 'Medawoase'. Pastor Zita, a member of Royalhouse Chapel International, raised under the tutelage of the Apostle General, the most Rev. Sam Korankye Ankrah, has set an agenda to bring the power of God’s name to bear on....

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The war against grass weeds
By Ivan Kelly, Teagasc Adviser, Galway/Clare Regional Unit. Grassland weeds are set to escalate over the next few weeks. Rushes thrived in last year’s wet summer, as they out-competed grass on land with low soil fertility. Poached fields and poor grass growth also allowed docks and thistles to multiply.

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Betsy DeVos went to New York to visit schools for the first time. Guess which ones.
Betsy DeVos went to New York on Tuesday for her first official visit as education secretary and visited two schools. Can you guess which schools — or, rather, what kind of schools — she went to? If you said traditional public schools (which educate the vast majority of America’s schoolchildren), you are wrong.

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PNG VILLAGE DEMANDS $11,000 COMPENSATION FOR DEATH
Victim jumped from captive’s car. PORT MORESBY, Papua New Guinea (PNG Post-Courier, July 3, 2008) – A compensation demand for K30,000 [US$11,511] is taking its toll on the Orokolo people living at the Vanama one and two at the Talai settlement in Port Moresby.

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Congress puts US military sales to Turkey in jeopardy
Congressional frustration with Turkey has reached a boiling point. After months of deferring to the Donald Trump administration and forgoing punitive measures for fear of worsening an already sour relationship with a NATO ally, lawmakers are taking matters into their own hands.

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How to watch the royal wedding without losing your mind
Do you know who’s back? You don’t? Well then, you’ll be glad you stopped by this column on the royal wedding. Peter “Pastor” Mansbridge is back. That’s right. I kid you not. Wedding day coverage on CBC TV and CBC NN starts at 4 a.m. ET on Saturday. The live coverage is hosted by Adrienne Arsenault....

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Body camera footage appears to contradict NAACP president's account of racial profiling by police
TIMMONSVILLE, SC (WMBF) The President of the Timmonsville NAACP is coming under fire after body camera footage released by Timmonsville Police appears to contradict a Facebook post he made last month alleging that he was racially profiled by the officer who stopped him.

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Body camera footage appears to contradict NAACP president's account of racial profiling by police
TIMMONSVILLE, SC (WMBF) The President of the Timmonsville NAACP is coming under fire after body camera footage released by Timmonsville Police appears to contradict a Facebook post he made last month alleging that he was racially profiled by the officer who stopped him.

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Chicago teens take lead on gun violence at home, nationally
"We would run out of candy," says Smith, sadly. It is hard and often anguishing work, keeping the peace. North Lawndale's Peace Warriors do it in small and large ways. When invited to Parkland, Florida, after 17 people died in a school shooting there in February, they answered the call to mourn....

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Body camera footage appears to contradict NAACP president's account of racial profiling by police
TIMMONSVILLE, SC (WMBF) The President of the Timmonsville NAACP is coming under fire after body camera footage released by Timmonsville Police appears to contradict a Facebook post he made last month alleging that he was racially profiled by the officer who stopped him.

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Body camera footage appears to contradict NAACP president's account of racial profiling by police
TIMMONSVILLE, SC (WMBF) The President of the Timmonsville NAACP is coming under fire after body camera footage released by Timmonsville Police appears to contradict a Facebook post he made last month alleging that he was racially profiled by the officer who stopped him.

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Chicago teens take lead on gun violence at home, nationally
It is hard and often anguishing work, keeping the peace. North Lawndale's Peace Warriors do it in small and large ways. When invited to Parkland, Florida, after 17 people died in a school shooting there in February, they answered the call to mourn together and to unite in what's become a national youth movement aimed at stopping gun violence.

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Body camera footage appears to contradict NAACP president's account of racial profiling by police
TIMMONSVILLE, SC (WMBF) The President of the Timmonsville NAACP is coming under fire after body camera footage released by Timmonsville Police appears to contradict a Facebook post he made last month alleging that he was racially profiled by the officer who stopped him.

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Body camera footage appears to contradict NAACP president's account of racial profiling by police
TIMMONSVILLE, SC (WMBF) The President of the Timmonsville NAACP is coming under fire after body camera footage released by Timmonsville Police appears to contradict a Facebook post he made last month alleging that he was racially profiled by the officer who stopped him.

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Blackouts, hyperinflation, hunger: Maduro faces reelection as Venezuela deteriorates
In her cement block home in eastern Caracas, Zulay Perez, 63, walked into her kitchen and turned on the faucet. “See? Nothing,” she said. “No water. No water at all.” For Venezuelans like Perez — the wife of a factory worker — life was never easy. But in the past, she said, the couple would get running water at least a few days each month.

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APC chieftain, Tony Anenih, others arraigned for alleged N700m graft
Jethro Ibileke/Benin. The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Wednesday arrainged a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and former Deputy Governor of Edo State, Mr. Lucky Imasuen, before Justice P. I. Ajoku of the Federal High Court, in Benin, the State capi, for allegedly laundering the sum of N700 million.

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Six must-reads on deadly Gaza protests and U.S. Embassy's Jerusalem move
1. The plumes of smoke rising in the distance from Gaza were already visible on the drive from the Negev town of Netivot Monday morning. Over the next several hours, the smoke from burning tires grew thicker at dozens of protest sites along the entire Strip, from the area across from Moshav Netiv....

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Pastor Denounces Highlands’ Urban Plan as ‘Slavemaster Church’
A Birmingham pastor known for posting controversial church signs has targeted Alabama’s largest church with a sign that says, “Black Folks Need to Stay Out of White Churches.” The Rev. Michael R. Jordan, pastor of New Era Baptist Church in Birmingham’s West End, said the sign expresses his....

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‘Orion Edutech vocational training will give students practical skills’
From left, Mr Ahmed Oladejo an assistance trainer, principal, Soundhope Academy, Ipaja, Lagos, Mrs Rasheedat Abiola, facilitator of Indian Vocational Tranning in Nigeria and Director, Educational Advance Centre (EAC), Nigeria, Pastor Muyiwa Bamgbose, Proprietor, Soundhope Academy, Dr Fatimo Monayajo....

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