August 2017

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Dangote To Invest Billions Of Dollars In US Economy

Nigerian business tycoon Alhaji Aliko Dangote, has his eye on new investment prospects and is tempted by U.S. opportunities in renewable energy and petrochemicals.   “Let’s say that by 2025, I’m looking at (investing) between $20 billion and $50 billion outside Africa. Mind you, we don’t do small things,” said Dangote, who is worth $11.1 […]

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Kenya Introduces Tough Laws Against Use Of Plastic Bags

Aug. 28, 2017 (GIN) – If it’s a choice between suffocating seabirds, strangling turtles or the convenience of a plastic bag, Kenya is taking the side of marine animals.   Starting this week, citizens producing, selling or even using plastic bags will risk imprisonment of up to four years or fines of $40,000. It’s the

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Mayweather Silences McGregor In 10th Round TKO

LAS VEGAS — In the end, the equation we all knew coming in turned out to be true: The best boxer in the world beat one of the best mixed martial artists in a boxing match. How we got there, however, was completely surprising. In his return from a two-year retirement, Floyd Mayweather improved to

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NYPD Cops Show Solidarity With Kaepernick

Free Agent quarterback Colin Kaepernick received a shot in the arm when members of New York’s police force (NYPD) together with retired detective Frank Serpico and Councilman Jumaane Williams came together to show solidarity in Brooklyn.  Kaepernick remains a free agent and no NFL team has shown interest in signing him after he expressed concern

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Hundreds Dead In Sierra Leone Mudslide Linked To Climate Change

A fast-moving wall of mud, loosened by heavy overnight rains, has buried over 300 Sierra Leoneans, many of them sleeping children, during a torrential downpour early Monday. The deluge was foreseen by climate change experts. Videos posted by local residents show an angry flood of dark orange mud rushing down a steep street in the capital.

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Zimbabwean Nurse Wins Award For Groundbreaking HIV Research

Aug. 7, 2017 (GIN) – As an epidemiologist, Chenai Mathabire is a hard-working researcher, conducting TB screening tests and observing the effects of long-term ARV use on the emergence of non-communicable diseases in HIV patients. But sometimes there is a chance to do more, as when a woman came into the clinic who was very,

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