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Afghans stun Kiwis
-in another T20 World Cup shocker – Ramanullah Gurbaz in man-of-the-match performance Afghanistan’s meteoric rise in T20 International Cricket continued…
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Gov’t exploring e-schooling, voucher system for private schools in light of strike – Jagdeo
Vice President (VP) Bharrat Jagdeo announced on Thursday that the government is exploring the options of e-schooling and a voucher…
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Judiciary’s ongoing flouting of time limit for decisions not justifiable
–AG says after exchange with CJ in court Attorney General Anil Nandlall SC yesterday said that the continued non-compliance by…
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BANTON’S COMEBACK
In response to overwhelming demand, a second show for the highly anticipated “Long Walk To Freedom-NY” concert by GRAMMY award-winning…
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`Negro’ to no longer be used by gov’t agencies – Cabinet
Cabinet today announced that the descriptor `Negro’ is no longer to be used in the operational manuals of state agencies.…
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BANTON’S COMEBACK
In response to overwhelming demand, a second show for the highly anticipated “Long Walk To Freedom-NY” concert by GRAMMY award-winning…
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Queens celebrates 60th Anniversary of World’s Fair with special local event series
On May 26, the CarNYval Dancers company from Jamaica, Queens, held a popup dance performance at the Queens Theatre, along…
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Caribbean-American lawyer Kenneth Gayle vies for Civil Court judge to be role model for youth
Caribbean-American lawyer Kenneth Gayle says he’s running in the Democratic Primary on June 25 in Brooklyn’s Municipal Court District 6…
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Third year medical student among men gunned down in Trinidad, brother injured
(Trinidad Express) The father of Jayden Reyes, 21, who was gunned down on Sunday night at the Port of Spain…
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Migrants crossing Panama’s Darien Gap in increasing numbers
PANAMA CITY, (Reuters) – Just over 170,000 migrants crossed the perilous Darien Gap that connects Panama to Colombia over the first five…
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