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Ghana COVID-19 infections out of control as government says it’s tired
Ghana Business News 07 Jul 2020
Share this with more people!. Kwaku Agyemang Manu. The coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is hammering countries around the world as infection rates are rising, effectively putting pressure on health facilities and managers ... Males make the highest number of patients – 57 per cent of those infected are male, while 43 per cent are female ... .......
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Covid-19 impact: 73 countries are at risk of running out of HIV drugs says WHO
Business Line 07 Jul 2020
Seventy-three countries are at risk of running out of antiretroviral (ARV) medicines for HIV due to the disruptions caused by the Covid-19 pandemic according to the World Health Organization. “WHO is deeply concerned about the impact of Covid-19 on the global response to HIV ... It has also advised countries to stock up on HIV drugs ... .......
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Zimbabwe spends millions on officials' luxury cars as country goes hungry
The Guardian 07 Jul 2020
Diplomatic staff given Range Rovers while ordinary people struggle amid inflation of 785% The government of Zimbabwe has spent millions of dollars on luxury cars for senior officials despite a deepening economic collapse that has plunged its people into profound hardship ... ....
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Halle Berry Apologises Over Transgender Film Role Comments: 'I Should Not Have Considered This Role’
Huffington Post 07 Jul 2020
Halle Berry has apologised after being criticised for speaking about her interest in playing a transgender man in an upcoming film. The Oscar-winning star said she had been preparing for the role before another project came up, during an Instagram Live ... pic.twitter.com/qpE8Tw1Xmu— Halle Berry (@halleberry) July 7, 2020 ... It said ... READ MORE. ... ....
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Harry and Meghan ‘pick a fight’ with the Queen after Commonwealth criticism
The News International 07 Jul 2020
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry took the world by surprise after taking an aim at the Commonwealth earlier about its ‘uncomfortable past’. It seems the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have now picked a fight with Queen Elizabeth II as they spoke to the young leaders from the Queen’s Commonwealth Trust via video-link ... "That's fine ... ....
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Why are the UK and US still downplaying the genocide of the Tutsi in Rwanda?
The Guardian 07 Jul 2020photo: AP / Joan Monfort
Messi registers his best-ever assist tally in La Liga
Yahoo Daily News 06 Jul 2020
Villarreal [Spain], July 6 (ANI). Argentine and Barcelona striker Lionel Messi on Sunday (local time) registered his best-ever assist tally in the history of La Liga. The striker achieved the feat in Barcelona's match against Villarreal ... (ANI). ....
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CNN’s Don Lemon clashes with actor Terry Crews: Is BLM about police brutality, or problems in the black community ?
Russia Today 07 Jul 2020
Actor Terry Crews faced an angry backlash after voicing concerns about the radicalization of the BLM movement. His clash with CNN’s Don Lemon on why black-on-black crime is not part of the agenda split society even further ... Are all white people bad?. No. Are all black people good?. No ... Given the number of threats against this decision- ... PERIOD ... ....
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“No one has died from the coronavirus” says leading pathologist - Australian National Review
WorldNews.com 06 Jul 2020photo: AP / Nati Harnik
Warren Buffett's 'most gruesome mistake' was buying Dexter Shoe. Here's the story of his $9 billion error.
Business Insider 07 Jul 2020
Warren Buffett's "most gruesome mistake" was buying Dexter Shoe in 1993, a Maine shoemaker that soon collapsed under pressure from cheap foreign imports. The famed investor paid for Dexter with 25,203 Class A shares in Berkshire Hathaway, worth about $8.7 billion today ... View Business Insider's homepage for more stories ....
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Zoonotic diseases need to be curbed to prevent outbreaks like COVID-19: UN
The Times of India 07 Jul 2020
Zoonotic diseases and how to break the chain of transmission' ... ....
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UN expert deems US drone strike on Iran's Soleimani an 'unlawful' killing
Dawn 07 Jul 2020
The January US drone strike in Iraq that killed top Iranian general Qassem Soleimani and nine other people represented a violation of international law, a UN human rights investigator said on Monday ... “The world is at a critical time, and possible tipping point, when it comes to the use of drones ... Read ... ....
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North Korea is just like China after all
Asiatimes 07 Jul 2020
I'm not interested. Even the brightest policy minds – minds animated by the best of intentions – make mistakes. The past decade has been particularly unkind to the idea of bringing change to dictatorships by engaging with them, or through their engagement with one another ... Bush was perhaps a sincere president, if ultimately unprepared for the job ... .......
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Fox News apologises for ‘mistakenly’ cropping Trump out of photo with Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell
The Independent 07 Jul 2020
Fox News has apologised for “mistakenly” cropping Donald Trump out of a picture featuring Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell that it displayed during an item about Ms Maxwell’s arrest ... Download the new Independent Premium app....
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Russia cracks down on marmot hunting after bubonic plague alert
The Times of India 07 Jul 2020
MOSCOW. Russia said on Monday it had stepped up patrols to stop people hunting marmots near its border with China and after the countries reported possible cases of bubonic plague, which can be carried by the animals ... Bubonic plague outbreaks have become increasingly rare. Download. The Times of Indiafor Latest News ... ....
