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Zimbabwe: Bakare Says Govt is Intimidating Anglicans

05.05.2008 20:12    allafrica.com
BISHOP Sebastian Bakare of the fractious Anglican Diocese of Harare has accused the government of persecuting "Anglican Christians" to protect fired Bishop Nolbert Kunonga.


Kenya: Catholic Teachers Warn Many Children Could Miss Exams

05.05.2008 20:12    allafrica.com
An unknown number of school children affected by post-election violence might miss national examinations this year if the government does not act quickly to enroll them, a Catholic teachers' human rights network said.

Africa: World Christian Communicators Urge Defense of Free Press

05.05.2008 20:12    allafrica.com
Ahead of World Press Freedom Day on Saturday, the World Association for Christian Communication has called for greater protection for journalists and for communicators to challenge the impunity that shields human rights violators.

Africa: Christian-Muslim Study Agrees Faith And Reason Non-Violent

05.05.2008 20:12    allafrica.com
Participants in the sixth meeting of the Pontifical Council for Inter-religious Dialogue and the Islamic Culture and Relations Organisation of Tehran, Iran , agreed that faith and reason are non-violent.

Eritrea: Historical And Holy Places Vivid Demonstration of the Eritrean People's Civilization, Harmony And Unity - Sheik Al-Amin Osman

05.05.2008 20:12    allafrica.com
The Eritrean Mufti, Sheik Al-Amin Osman Al-Amin, said that the nation's historical and holy places are vivid demonstration of our civilization, harmony and unity, and as such should be preserved and bequeathed to the young generation. He made the remarks

Ethiopia: Country Frees Eleven Kenyan Muslims

05.05.2008 20:12    allafrica.com
Eleven Muslims deported to Somalia from Kenya after the collapse of Somalia's Islamic Courts Union (ICU) have been released from Ethiopian jails and taken to Somalia.

Kenya: Church Wants Action Taken Against Mungiki

05.05.2008 20:12    allafrica.com
The Anglican Church of Kenya is demanding tough action against the Mungiki gang.

Mali: New Family Law Faces Opposition

05.05.2008 20:12    allafrica.com
A new family law code waiting to be adopted by Parliament is facing opposition from some Islamic groups who claim it goes against Islamic principles, particularly when it comes to proposed changes to the country's marriage laws.

Angola: Nun Recounts 'Miracle' of Reunion With Lost Brother

05.05.2008 20:12    allafrica.com
Sister Josefina was born in Angola, which endured 27 years of war following Independence from Portugal in 1975. She shares how she was met her long lost brother after the war:

Zimbabwe: Zanu PF Thugs Force Church to Shut Down

05.05.2008 20:12    allafrica.com
A church was recently forced to close down in Matabeleland North as Zanu PF militias and war veterans stepped up terror attacks against opposition supporters following President Robert Mugabe's defeat in last month's elections.

Uganda: Why Saving Souls And Quenching Thirst Are a Short-Cut to Riches

05.05.2008 20:12    allafrica.com
Our co-operative society recently acquired a lakeside tract of land between Kampala and Entebbe and divided it 200 plots for members to buy. One gentleman said he wanted to use his to build a bar so residents don't have to

Nigeria: Withdrawal of Concession Will Not Increase Hajj Fares - Hajj Commission Boss

05.05.2008 20:12    allafrica.com
Mohammed Musa Bello, Chairman of the National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON)in this interview, allayed fears that the withdrawal of subsidy which he termed as exchange rate concession earlier enjoyed by the pilgrims to the holy land will not raise

Rwanda: The Relevance of the Feast of Ascension

05.05.2008 20:12    allafrica.com
The Ascension of Jesus refers to his departure from the material universe back to the world of the divine, after he had done all that was possible to fit and train his followers to carry on his work of saving

Zambia: Ronnie Urges Churches to Unite

05.05.2008 20:12    allafrica.com
Home Affairs Minister, Ronnie Shikapwasha, has urged churches in the country to unite if they are to be relevant to society. Lieutenant-General Shikapwasha said without unity, the churches were of no importance to the country.

Uganda: Masaka Prays for Nun to Be Made a Saint

05.05.2008 20:12    allafrica.com
The grave of a Catholic nun, who died in 1979 at Bwanda in Masaka Diocese has become a centre of attention as thousands of people flock to it expecting miracle solutions to their various problems.

Nigeria: National Mosque - Slow Renovation Draws Worshippers Ire

05.05.2008 20:12    allafrica.com
Strategically located in the Abuja city centre, the Abuja National Mosque is an architectural masterpiece that hardly escapes the eyes of visitors to the city. Apart from being a prayer centre for the Muslims in Abuja and beyond, it also

Rwanda: Inter-Faith Group Launches Water Project

05.05.2008 20:12    allafrica.com
Poverty and underdevelopment in Africa provide fertile ground for conflict, but religious leaders working together can play a crucial role in promoting both development and peace on this continent, a cleric has said.

Angola: Ecclesia Radio Station Promotes Conference On Press Freedom

05.05.2008 20:12    allafrica.com
The Catholic Church-owned radio station "Ecclesia" is holding this Saturday, in Luanda, a live radio-conference, with the theme "Freedom of Speech in times of lections"

Uganda: Fr Musaala to Fundraise for Kyambogo Chapel

05.05.2008 20:12    allafrica.com
Apparently Father Anthony Musaala is turning into a fundraising machine for catholic institutions.

Tunisia: Excavation Works by Tunisian-French Archeological Team Shed Light on Vth Century Christian Life

05.05.2008 20:12    allafrica.com
Tunisian and French archeologists resumed clearing works that have recently uncovered two Christian basilicas symmetrically positioned at each end of the small ancient city of 'Aradi', located in Sidi Jdidi, in Tunisia 's Cap Bon area.

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