I would like to contribute to the discussion on African liturgical worship set in motion by Mr. Henry Makori's article last week. While there are some things I agree with in that article, such as the pivotal role played by
Archbishop Peter Akinola, Primate, Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion), said yesterday that refusal by Jordanian officials to allow him entry into Amman a fortnight ago was satanic and was aimed at scuttling a major Anglican conference.
Harare (Agenzia Fides) As the crisis in Zimbabwe becomes more complicated, its neighbor Botswana has decided to place troops on the border so as to face any military attack that could erupt due to political disorder and tensions in Zimbabwe.
Luanda (Agenzia Fides) While the price of unrefined oil rising to over 145 dollars a barrel, Angola has announced a plan to increase its own oil production over the next 5 years. "We will invest 100 billion dollars in 5
AT first, gospel music was a preserve of churches, crusades and born-again people's radio sets. But when producer Jason Kiwa came onto the scene, gospel music became the in-thing all of a sudden.
The Vice President, Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, has called on religious leaders to continue to pray for Nigeria, noting that without prayers, no country can achieve true greatness. The Vice President made these remarks as part of his private visit
Vice President Goodluck Jonathan, yesterday in the Vatican asked religious leaders to continue to pray for Nigeria, noting that without prayers, no country can achieve true greatness. The Vice President on a private visit to Rome, where he had audience
Carved into the rugged mountains of northern Ethiopia, the eleven churches of Lalibela have for centuries remained among the most stunning visions a traveler can encounter.
