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King Charles orders Jamaican govt to pay Vybz Kartel’s legal bills after successful conviction appeal

King Charles orders Jamaican govt to pay Vybz Kartel’s legal bills after successful conviction appeal

Authorities in the United Kingdom have ordered the Jamaican government to pay the legal bills of renowned dancehall star Vybz Kartel after he successfully appealed his murder conviction.  As previously reported by Face2Face Africa, Kartel, whose real name is Adidja Azim Palmer, was sentenced to life imprisonment in 2014 after he was found guilty of…

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In the aftermath of O.J. Simpson’s death, the infamous white Bronco which is central to one of the most unforgettable events in American history may finally be sold three decades on. The car gained notoriety during a 90-minute police chase on June 17, 1994, days after Simpson was wanted by the LAPD for the murder…

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Mother-daughter duo set to graduate from nursing school in full circle moment

Mother-daughter duo set to graduate from nursing school in full circle moment

It’s a full circle moment for mom Tangenicka “Tange” Williams and her daughter Chyna set to earn a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) on Tuesday, April 30. The two are from Laurens, South Carolina. In addition to having similar professional interests, a mutual love of music, and similar personality traits, their June birthdays are…

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How these under-11-year-old sisters are making history in Maryland as CEOs

Tatiyana, Danyelle LaShay, and Jyniah Smith — the Smith sisters — are some of the youngest CEOs in Maryland and participants in G1 Investment, LLC’s Youth Investment Program (YIPs1). According to Black Business, the three have acquired the necessary skills at an early age to transform their ideas and visions into a reality that will…

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