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Month: August 2013

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Black churches should get more involved in education

By Jermaine Haughton From The Voice Top Bishop believes black-majority churches have a unique perspective in providing educational support Black churches have a vital role to play in the education of African Caribbean children, a leading bishop has stated. Bishop…

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Tobacco registration moves

Chief Officer of the Ministry of Health, Ms Jennifer Ahearn, announces that effective 1 July 2013, the Director of the Department of Commerce and Investment has been appointed as her Designate for the Tobacco Registration in place of the Medical…

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Greyhounds, most saved from hunters, now devastated by mudslides

by Laura Simpson From Care2 David Brennan has always loved flying, but in just a few days he’s going to try jumping straight out the open hatch of an airplane with the hopes that his leap of faith will inspire…

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Edward Snowden got asylum in Russia: lawyer

From Hindustan Times AFP: Moscow, August 01, 2013 National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden left transit zone of a Moscow airport and entered Russia after authorities granted him temporary asylum, his lawyer said on Thursday. Anatoly Kucherena said that Snowden’s…

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$87M Fraud indictment for US construction company

FBI Charlotte Division U.S. Attorney’s Office July 24, 2013 Western District of North Carolina Monroe Construction Company and six co-conspirators indicted for government contract fraud Government alleges the defendants lied to obtain more than $87 million in federally funded construction…

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Pirates inch nearer Caribbean, India sits up

By Charu Sudan Kasturi From The Telegraph Calcutta India New Delhi, July 28: Pirates are moving closer to the Caribbean, and they’re threatening India’s oil supplies. Energy-hungry India is worried about rising piracy off the West African coast that has…

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Futuristic opener lets you drink wine without uncorking the bottle

By Dhiya Kuriakose, From Mashable When Greg Lambert’s wife stopped drinking wine because she was pregnant, he found himself in a tough spot. He didn’t want the wine to spoil, but he also didn’t want to double his intake. So…