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Zimbabwe pledges to cut spending during IMF visit
HARARE (Reuters) – Zimbabwe will sharply reduce its public sector wage bill and improve fiscal discipline, Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa said on Wednesday, as he looked to reassure a visiting delegation from the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Chinamasa said the public sector wage bill would....

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South Africa honors more than 600 dead in WWI ship sinking
JOHANNESBURG — It was a cataclysmic loss among many during World War I. On the foggy early morning of Feb. 21, 1917, in the channel between Britain and France, a British steamship accidentally rammed the smaller SS Mendi, sinking the vessel in about 20 minutes and killing more than 600 southern....

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U District upzone: Handful of landowners have most to gain
“I do have a fiduciary responsibility to our shareholders to do the best we can,” added Schulze, who runs a neighborhood business, Shulty’s Bar and Grill. “But that includes what’s going to happen in the long run, and we see that as making the U District a better place.

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Veteran Farm-to-Table Baked Bean Supper, featuring a Veteran’s Dessert Cooking Contest.
Pastor Stan Moody of Columbia Street Baptist Church announces another community meal with food that is grown, cooked, and served by United Farmer Veterans of Maine, partners with the Columbia Street Project. “We have been overwhelmed by the public response to these farm-fresh meals served by veterans who own farms in Maine.

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Dr. Harry Blake: Local Civil Rights icon
Keristen Holmes Shreveport, LA -- When you think Civil Rights, the first name that comes to so many people's mind is Dr. Martin Luther King. But Dr. King hired a local guy, who lived right here in Shreveport, to spearhead the effort of civil rights and equality in our area. You may have heard the name, but we'll reintroduce you to Dr.

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South Africa honors more than 600 dead in WWI ship sinking
In this photo taken on Sunday, Feb. 19, 2017, a woman, left, walk near a memorial for the SS Mendi, right, in Simon's Town, South Africa. South Africa will mark the centenary of the Feb. 21, 1917, Mendi sinking disaster when a British steamship accidentally rammed the smaller SS Mendi vessel in the....

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'Mugabe must die' pastor's church ruptures
The Kariba church of incarcerated "Mugabe-must-go" cleric, Phillip Mugadza, has disintegrated - with his fearful congregants moving to other churches as the activist clergyman continues to languish in remand prison in Harare. In a heart-rending case which has received significant publicity locally....

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CORRECTING and REPLACING PEMCO Hosts LEAN Summit for US Airlines, Aerospace and Florida-Based Companies
TAMPA, Fla., Feb 20, 2017 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Please replace the release with the following corrected version due to multiple revisions. The corrected release reads: PEMCO HOSTS LEAN SUMMIT FOR US AIRLINES, AEROSPACE AND FLORIDA-BASED COMPANIES. Aviation maintenance, cargo conversion and engineering....

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South Africa honors more than 600 dead in WWI ship sinking
In this photo taken on Sunday, Feb. 19, 2017, a woman, left, walk near a memorial for the SS Mendi, right, in Simon's Town, South Africa. South Africa will mark the centenary of the Feb. 21, 1917, Mendi sinking disaster when a British steamship accidentally rammed the smaller SS Mendi vessel in the....

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South Africa honors more than 600 dead in WWI ship sinking
JOHANNESBURG — It was a cataclysmic loss among many during World War I. On the foggy early morning of Feb. 21, 1917, in the channel between Britain and France, a British steamship accidentally rammed the smaller SS Mendi, sinking the vessel in about 20 minutes and killing more than 600 southern....

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South Africa honors more than 600 dead in WWI ship sinking
JOHANNESBURG -- (AP) It was a cataclysmic loss among many during World War I. On the foggy early morning of Feb. 21, 1917, in the channel between Britain and France, a British steamship accidentally rammed the smaller SS Mendi, sinking the vessel in about 20 minutes and killing more than 600....

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They prayed for the nation
Prayers were said for the nation yesterday at the Independence Praise and Worship service at the Darren Sammy Cricket Ground, where Pastor Phil Leon called on fellow religious leaders to eat the bread they are selling to their followers. Also on the calendar of activities for tomorrow are the....

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Tribunal: INEC Closes Defence Without Witnesses, Resubmit Certified Results
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has closed its defence at the Edo elections tribunal sitting in Benin City without calling a single witness but succeeded in resubmitting its certified and verified documents which the petitioner had earlier submitted to the court.

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Civil rights movement shapes long career of soda salesman
For Taylor Dillard, being on the front line in the push for civil rights was just part of the job. Dillard, 67, a route processor and administrator with Clark Beverage Group, has worked for six CocaCola companies in Greenwood since 1969 — or, as he puts it, "I've been bought and sold six times.

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Civil rights movement shapes long career of soda salesman
GREENWOOD, Miss. (AP) - For Taylor Dillard , being on the front line in the push for civil rights was just part of the job. of Greenwood hired Dillard as its first African-American salesman in May 1969. The company’s business model then was completely different from what is today, he said. “You had a truckload of CocaColas.

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Nigeria Demands AU Action Over Renewed South Africa Xenophobia
The Nigerian government has called on the African Union and the South African government to take decisive and definitive measures to protect Nigerian citizens and other Africans within South African borders. The Senior Special Assistant on Foreign Affairs and Diaspora to President Muhammadu Buhari,....

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Jailed pastor Mugadza's church ruptures
HARARE - 0 comments The Kariba church of incarcerated “Mugabe-must-go” cleric, Phillip Mugadza, has disintegrated with his fearful congregants moving to other churches as the activist clergyman continues to languish in remand prison in Harare. In a heart-rending case which has received significant....

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South Africa honors more than 600 dead in WWI ship sinking
JOHANNESBURG (AP) " It was a cataclysmic loss among many during World War I. On the foggy early morning of Feb. 21, 1917, in the channel between Britain and France, a British steamship accidentally rammed the smaller SS Mendi, sinking the vessel in about 20 minutes and killing more than 600 southern....

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South Africa honors more than 600 dead in WWI ship sinking
JOHANNESBURG (AP) — It was a cataclysmic loss among many during World War I. On the foggy early morning of Feb. 21, 1917, in the channel between Britain and France, a British steamship accidentally rammed the smaller SS Mendi, sinking the vessel in about 20 minutes and killing more than 600 southern....

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South Africa honors more than 600 dead in WWI ship sinking
Muscatine, IA (52761) Today. Chance of an isolated thunderstorm this morning, then variable clouds during the afternoon with more showers at times. Record high temperatures expected. High 69F. Winds SSE at 15 to 25 mph. Chance of rain 60%.. Tonight. Cloudy. Periods of rain early. Thunder possible. Low around 45F.

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Civil rights movement shapes long career of soda salesman
For Taylor Dillard, being on the front line in the push for civil rights was just part of the job. Dillard, 67, a route processor and administrator with Clark Beverage Group, has worked for six CocaCola companies in Greenwood since 1969 — or, as he puts it, "I've been bought and sold six times.

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South Africa honors more than 600 dead in WWI ship sinking
JOHANNESBURG (AP) — It was a cataclysmic loss among many during World War I. On the foggy early morning of Feb. 21, 1917, in the channel between Britain and France, a British steamship accidentally rammed the smaller SS Mendi, sinking the vessel in about 20 minutes and killing more than 600 southern....

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South Africa honors more than 600 dead in WWI ship sinking
JOHANNESBURG It was a cataclysmic loss among many during World War I. On the foggy early morning of Feb. 21, 1917, in the channel between Britain and France, a British steamship accidentally rammed the smaller SS Mendi, sinking the vessel in about 20 minutes and killing more than 600 southern....

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South Africa honors more than 600 dead in WWI ship sinking
JOHANNESBURG (AP) — It was a cataclysmic loss among many during World War I. On the foggy early morning of Feb. 21, 1917, in the channel between Britain and France, a British steamship accidentally rammed the smaller SS Mendi, sinking the vessel in about 20 minutes and killing more than 600 southern....

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Inside the American sanctuary city of Somerville
Instead, Reynoso found herself forced to work, because her mother, already a US citizen by marriage, could not afford to support her. She became a nanny, and saved all the money she could to pay the legal fees that come with the path to citizenship. Reynoso says she worked for about a year to save....

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South Africa honors more than 600 dead in WWI ship sinking
The deaths in the service of Britain's colonial empire form a complex narrative in modern South Africa, where the men are viewed as heroes but also as pawns, assigned to digging and other non-combat tasks and denied the right to carry weapons, in a distant war in which they had no meaningful stake.

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