Jamaicas Opposition Tour of the Diaspora begins this Wednesday (July 13) – South Florida Caribbean News
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[KINGSTON, Jamaica] Jamaicas Leader of the Opposition Mark J.
Most Ugandans in Diaspora are ignorant of the investment incentives – New Vision
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Majority of Ugandans living in the diaspora are not aware of the investment incentives available to both local and international investors. Deputy Speaker of Parliament Thomas Tayebwa who has just returned from a working tour of Canada and USA said there were so many Ugandans who want to invest back home but do not know about the incentives available.
Elegies’ investigates the presenceand absenceof the Black body – Document Journal
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Curated by Monique Long and held at the Museum of the African Diaspora, the exhibition features an international roster of artists who have expanded the meaning of still life In an effort to subvert the traditional presentation of still lifes, independent curator and writer Monique Long has curated the exhibition Elegies: Still Lifes in Contemporary Art.
THI Celebrates 10th Anniversary, Spotlights the Future – The National Herald
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ATHENS On a glorious evening on July 11 The Hellenic Initiative (THI) marked the 10th anniversary of its founding, as well as a decade of support and bridge-building between the Hellenic homeland and the global Hellenic Diaspora. Beneath a near-full moon in the open-air rotunda of the beloved Zappeion Hall in Athens, Hellenes and Philhellenes from around the world led by THI Board President George Stamas and THI Board Chairman Andrew Liveris celebrated not only an anniversary, but their love for Hellenism and Greece. The guests did not want the wonderful cocktail reception with delicious food and graced at the start by the music of a string quartet from the Greek Youth Symphony Orchestra to end
Texas Governor names Indian-American to Economic Development Corporation’s Board of Directors – The Tribune India
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PTI Houston, July 14 Texas Governor Greg Abbott has named Arun Agarwal, Indian-American philanthropist and the CEO of a Dallas-based home textile company, to the Texas Economic Development Corporation's (TxEDC's) Board of Directors.
Review | Burna Boys Love, Damini and the new musical direction of the diaspora – News24
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Burna Boy. Photo: Archive TRENDING Love, Damini 4.5/5 Available on all streaming platforms As a disclaimer, I once mistakenly gave this mans first album a 1/5
A second wave of Russians is fleeing Putin’s regime – CNBC
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A 'second wave' of Russians are now formally relocating to countries spanning Europe, the Middle East and Asia after spending time getting their affairs in order. Natalia Kolesnikova | Afp | Getty Images For months now, Vladimir has been preparing paperwork and getting his affairs in order for a move to France
Bank of Kigali tips young foreign-based Rwandans on its services – The New Times
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Bank of Kigali (BK) Plc, on Tuesday, July 12, hosted a group of young Rwandans living in diaspora and engaged them on some of its products that they can take advantage of to advance themselves. The youths are currently in Rwanda for a tour aimed at learning more about the history and current state of the country and what role they can play in its continued development.
Jewish group asks Iceland to act on pro-Palestine website – SFGATE
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July 14, 2022Updated: July 14, 2022 8:57a.m. BOSTON (AP) A Jewish advocacy group is calling on Iceland's government to take action against a pro-Palestine website seeking to dismantle various Boston-area Jewish institutions that's being hosted by an Icelandic internet company
Groups that assist Jews with IVF face post-Roe uncertainty J. – The Jewish News of Northern California
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Kristin had been trying to conceive for two years before learning that she had two blood-clotting conditions that increased her risk of miscarriage and could make pregnancy and childbirth dangerous, even fatal. So she and her husband Shai moved to a contingency plan: seeking a surrogate to carry their baby. The Jewish couple assumed they would work with someone near their home state of Ohio, like Illinois or Minnesota, where surrogacy and termination laws are more lenient
