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By FARAI MUTSAKA and CHRISTOPHER TORCHIA Associated Press. HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) - Samuel Meso's graduation gown was once a source of pride for the 25-year-old Zimbabwean who studied engineering. But now he can't get a job, and the academic attire is a badge of shame and protest that he wears to.... |
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HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) — Samuel Meso's graduation gown was once a source of pride for the 25-year-old Zimbabwean who studied engineering. But now he can't get a job, and the academic attire is a badge of shame and protest that he wears to anti-government demonstrations in Zimbabwe, where discontent over economic hardship is growing. |
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HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) — Samuel Meso's graduation gown was once a source of pride for the 25-year-old Zimbabwean who studied engineering. But now he can't get a job, and the academic attire is a badge of shame and protest that he wears to anti-government demonstrations in Zimbabwe, where discontent over economic hardship is growing. |
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HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) — Samuel Meso's graduation gown was once a source of pride for the 25-year-old Zimbabwean who studied engineering. But now he can't get a job, and the academic attire is a badge of shame and protest that he wears to anti-government demonstrations in Zimbabwe, where discontent over economic hardship is growing. |
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Ally Dyer had a list of things to do this summer. They don’t seem so out of the ordinary for a 15-year-old: Babysit her three younger brothers, go to youth and church camps, vacation in the Wisconsin Dells. Then there’s this addition: Organize a dinner, from silent auction to live music, to help three local charities. |
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Samuel Meso's graduation gown was once a source of pride for the 25-year-old Zimbabwean who studied engineering. But now he can't get a job, and the academic attire is a badge of shame and protest that he wears to anti-government demonstrations in Zimbabwe, where discontent over economic hardship is growing. |
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By FARAI MUTSAKA and CHRISTOPHER TORCHIA Associated Press. HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) - Samuel Meso's graduation gown was once a source of pride for the 25-year-old Zimbabwean who studied engineering. But now he can't get a job, and the academic attire is a badge of shame and protest that he wears to.... |
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Samuel Meso's graduation gown was once a source of pride for the 25-year-old Zimbabwean who studied engineering. But now he can't get a job, and the academic attire is a badge of shame and protest that he wears to anti-government demonstrations in Zimbabwe, where discontent over economic hardship is growing. |
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HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) " Samuel Meso's graduation gown was once a source of pride for the 25-year-old Zimbabwean who studied engineering. But now he can't get a job, and the academic attire is a badge of shame and protest that he wears to anti-government demonstrations in Zimbabwe, where discontent over economic hardship is growing. |
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By FARAI MUTSAKA and CHRISTOPHER TORCHIA Associated Press. HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) - Samuel Meso's graduation gown was once a source of pride for the 25-year-old Zimbabwean who studied engineering. But now he can't get a job, and the academic attire is a badge of shame and protest that he wears to.... |
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Samuel Meso's graduation gown was once a source of pride for the 25-year-old Zimbabwean who studied engineering. But now he can't get a job, and the academic attire is a badge of shame and protest that he wears to anti-government demonstrations in Zimbabwe, where discontent over economic hardship is growing. |
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Samuel Meso's graduation gown was once a source of pride for the 25-year-old Zimbabwean who studied engineering. But now he can't get a job, and the academic attire is a badge of shame and protest that he wears to anti-government demonstrations in Zimbabwe, where discontent over economic hardship is growing. |
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HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) — Samuel Meso's graduation gown was once a source of pride for the 25-year-old Zimbabwean who studied engineering. But now he can't get a job, and the academic attire is a badge of shame and protest that he wears to anti-government demonstrations in Zimbabwe, where discontent over economic hardship is growing. |
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By FARAI MUTSAKA and CHRISTOPHER TORCHIA Associated Press. HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) - Samuel Meso's graduation gown was once a source of pride for the 25-year-old Zimbabwean who studied engineering. But now he can't get a job, and the academic attire is a badge of shame and protest that he wears to.... |
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HARARE, Zimbabwe — Samuel Meso’s graduation gown was once a source of pride for the 25-year-old Zimbabwean who studied engineering. But now he can’t get a job, and the academic attire is a badge of shame and protest that he wears to anti-government demonstrations in Zimbabwe, where discontent over economic hardship is growing. |
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By FARAI MUTSAKA and CHRISTOPHER TORCHIA Associated Press. HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) - Samuel Meso's graduation gown was once a source of pride for the 25-year-old Zimbabwean who studied engineering. But now he can't get a job, and the academic attire is a badge of shame and protest that he wears to.... |
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"My parents sold all their livestock to pay for my schooling. It was supposed to be the escape plan from poverty. But right now, my parents still have to take care of me," said Meso, who makes a little money by selling Zimbabwean flags on the streets of Harare, the capital. |
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A man accused of inappropriately touching a 12-year-old girl was a pastor and also worked at an after school program, according to Greenville County deputies. James Brian Briley is charged with criminal sexual conduct, the warrant said. Deputies said Briley was the campus pastor at Summit Church on Rutherford Road in Greenville. |
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Saturday, Aug. 27, 2016 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. Location: Debra Walsh Clifton Community Fair, 742 Airline Road, Clifton, Maine. For more information: 207-843-5441; Facebook.com/CliftonUnited Baptist Church A free chicken BBQ, a dunk tank and a quilt show are among the offerings at the first Community Fair on Saturday, Aug. |
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Editor’s note: The General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), Pastor E.A Adeboye, sparked a lot of reactions on Tuesday, August 2, with his comment on on the best kind of women/men to marry. He advised single men not to marry women who cannot cook, that are lazy and cannot pray.... |
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– Pastor Enoch Adeboye, the head of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), gave the announcement at the annual congress currently ongoing. – He said this was the first time such a testimony would be happening in since the Holy Ghost congress of the church began many years ago. |
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This file photo taken on 19 May 2016 shows Zimbabwean cleric Evan Mawarire, wrapped in the Zimbabwean national flag, recording an installment of his #ThisFlag video series. Credit: AFP. ZIMBABWE - Zimbabwe’s army commander says his troops are ready to deal with what he.... |
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Five-time bestselling author Malcolm Gladwell is “cocktail chatter bait,” as "Late Show" host Stephen Colbert puts it. "For a living, you say things other people haven’t thought of before," Colbert told Gladwell, as he introduced the guest. "You’re setting the bar awfully high," Gladwell responded humbly. |
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Zimbabwe’s anti-riot police fired tear gas and used baton sticks to disperse a peaceful protest over the planned introduction of bonds notes and lack of jobs, the latest such action against President Robert Mugabe’s stewardship of the economy. The government plans to introduce local bond notes to tackle a biting cash shortage in the economy. |
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Posted: 08/05/16, 7:02 AM PDT Updated: 25 secs ago # Comments On July 28, 2016, a San Diego Harbor Police officer helps to secure the scene near where Officer De Guzman was shot five times at close range while in the driver’s seat of his patrol car. His partner was shot in the throat but is expected to recover. |
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