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'NGO funding pays NPOs to do state's job'
Johannesburg - Why is the Gauteng Department of Social Development paying three non-profit organisations (NPOs), R18 million a year - Footballers For Life (FFL), Tikani Development and the Morobi Foundation - to monitor others on its behalf? The trio were contracted for 2016/17 to monitor other NPOs....

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Youths attack Obaseki’s Counsel at tribunal premises
By Simen Ebegbulem. O NE of the counsels to Governor Godwin Obaseki of Edo State in the on-going Election Petition Tribunal in Edo State, Ken Mozia (SAN) escaped death yesterday when youths allegedly loyal to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) attacked his Prado jeep after yesterday’s proceedings.

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China expels 32 South Korea missionaries amid missile defence tension
The US missile defence system being built in South Korea has drawn China's ire. — Reuters pic SEOUL, Feb 11 — China has expelled 32 South Korean Christian missionaries, a Korean government official said yesterday, amid diplomatic tension between the two countries over the planned deployment of a US missile defence system in the South.

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Dungy, other sports notables to speak at Tampa panel on race and faith
In his frustration, Watson wrote a Facebook post that went viral. He described his anger, fear, embarrassment and confusion because he said violence always seemed to outweigh communication. "At some point, my little children are going to inherit the weight of being a minority and all it entails,'' he wrote.

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Chicago cop won't face charges for mistakenly shooting woman
CHICAGO — Prosecutors announced Friday that no criminal charges would be brought against a Chicago police officer who fatally shot a baseball bat-wielding college student and mistakenly fatally-wounded his neighbor during a 2015 incident that came at a tense moment for police in the nation's third-largest city.

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Groups of Good Samaritans clean statues in Brockton
Several groups of Brockton volunteers came together this week to remove paint from defaced statues at St. Edith Stein Church. Anna Burgess The Enterprise @AnnaBurgess_ENT. BROCKTON What started as a disheartening week for Father Joe Raeke became an uplifting one, as he saw the community rally around....

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Volatile political debate means handling refugees with extreme care
A house called Hope in Durham, North Carolina, is soon to be home to two refugee teenagers and their seriously ill mother, and the sponsor wants to keep details quiet. The yen for privacy reflects how refugee advocates are using lots of caution to shelter families from potentially ugly political....

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New Orleans East resident: "I cried and I started praying"
NEW ORLEANS (WALA) - On Tuesday a massive tornado tore through New Orleans East, ripping apart homes and neighborhoods. “My first reaction was like oh my gosh and I ran to the tub and I just put my head down," said resident Erica Temple. "I cried and I started praying." Terrifying words from Temple who rode out the tornado in her bathtub.

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High Court Registrar kidnapped in Delta
By Ochuko Akuopha, Kwale. U NIDENTIFIED gunmen have kidnapped the Registrar of a Delta State High Court, Pastor Ufuoma around Ogume community, Ndokwa West Local Government Area of the State. The Registrar, who is also a pastor in one of the Pentecostal churches, it was gathered, was returning from....

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State, city begin demolishing vacant housing in East Baltimore
East Baltimore residents remember when the Broadway East neighborhood was thriving — full of families and businesses, children and shops — before an exodus began after of 1968. the riots On Friday, they gathered to watch state and city officials tear down properties in the 1700 block of N.

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Being a minister cannot clash with my career –KSB
Armed with her 10-year post graduate degree in Theology, gospel singer, Kenny Saint Best, took her evangelism to another level when she was ordained a minister at her church, New Anointing Revival Assembly. But the newly ordained minister has said her new status would not affect her career as an artiste.

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Day Aluta storm hit the seat of power
Olalekan Adetayo. Since the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari started, there have been many protests organised by different groups to kick against one thing or the other. Prominent among such protests were the ones embarked upon by members of the Bring Back Our Girls movement who have....

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Cancer therapy for heart problem
Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pa. - Every year, surgeons use balloons and stents to open the arteries of nearly one million Americans. For about ten percent of those patients, the arteries will re-narrow meaning additional procedures. In some cases, doctors are using a small dose of a common cancer treatment to keep those arteries clear.

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Volatile political debate means handling refugees with extreme care
A house called Hope in Durham, North Carolina, is soon to be home to two refugee teenagers and their seriously ill mother, and the sponsor wants to keep details quiet. The yen for privacy reflects how refugee advocates are using lots of caution to shelter families from potentially ugly political....

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Volatile political debate means handling refugees with extreme care
A house called Hope in Durham, North Carolina, is soon to be home to two refugee teenagers and their seriously ill mother, and the sponsor wants to keep details quiet. The yen for privacy reflects how refugee advocates are using lots of caution to shelter families from potentially ugly political....

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Volatile political debate means handling refugees with extreme care
A house called Hope in Durham, North Carolina, is soon to be home to two refugee teenagers and their seriously ill mother, and the sponsor wants to keep details quiet. The yen for privacy reflects how refugee advocates are using lots of caution to shelter families from potentially ugly political....

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Volatile political debate means handling refugees with extreme care
A house called Hope in Durham, North Carolina, is soon to be home to two refugee teenagers and their seriously ill mother, and the sponsor wants to keep details quiet. The yen for privacy reflects how refugee advocates are using lots of caution to shelter families from potentially ugly political....

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Mom dies after being struck on icy road while helping stranded driver
A Kamloops woman has died of her injuries days after being struck by a car while trying to help a stranger. Anna Grandia, a mother of two, died in hospital Thursday night with her family by her side, their pastor said. Grandia and her family had been on the way to the Vancouver airport to catch a....

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6 from community to be recognized at Bayonne Youth Center Black History luncheon
-- The Bayonne Youth Center will host its 16th annual Black History Luncheon later this month and honor several community members for their humanitarian work. The Luncheon: "Honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr." will be held on Feb. 20 at noon in the Chandelier Restaurant in Bayonne.

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Kenya's Criminalizing of Suicide Makes Things Worse for Mentally Ill, Critics Say
. Global Press Journal by Lydia Matata Saturday 11th February, 2017 KIKUYU, KENYA - David Njuguna says he has tried to take his own life on three different occasions. He has lived with depression for 12 years and says his most recent suicide attempt was on Feb. 1, 2016.

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Pastor Barry back again
After building a membership of 12,000 at his church in California and ‘retiring’ for the third time, Pastor Barry McMurtrie is leading a new Christian congregation in the Illawarra which opens its doors this Sunday. The popular pastor who grew up in Wollongong spent his 50-year career in the church....

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Musical's universal message of diversity resonates well with the whole family
The rise and rise of Kinky Boots has been almost as vertiginous as those towering, titular items of footwear. The humble origins of the much-beloved Broadway musical lie in a 1999 BBC documentary about a struggling men’s shoe factory in the English midlands, which turned its hand to the production of glamour boots for the trans community.

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Closing Clinics: Abortion Rights Increasingly Out Of Reach
Dona Wells walked through what’s left of the EMW Women’s Clinic in Lexington, Kentucky. Boxes fill what use to be offices. Sterilized medical supplies are in disarray. A light flickers on and off in the back hallway. She doesn’t see a point in fixing it. At 75, she still runs 25 miles a week, but Wells is tired.

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Bill would protect police source's identities
Think about how many crimes go unsolved because witnesses are just too afraid to come forward. Well, what if, at least for a while, witness’s names could be kept secret? Out of public records? A new bill being floated in Tallahassee would do just that. But the length -- the term -- of that protection may be an issue.

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Hogan Implodes Block of Homes in Baltimore for City Revival
BRIANNA RHODES, Capital News Service HANNAH KLARNER, Capital News Service. BALTIMORE (AP) — Gov. Larry Hogan visited Baltimore Friday to demolish a row of homes on Chester Street as a part of Project C.O.R.E, a state and city initiative that aims to revitalize the city by creating mixed use retail....

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Cancer drug treats heart problem
Copyright 2017 Nexstar Broadcasting, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pa. - Every year, surgeons use balloons and stents to open the arteries of nearly one million Americans.

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