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Day: 2 September 2016

ZAMBIA: Christian Leaders warn government Against Censoring the Media

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LUSAKA, SEPTEMBER 2, 2016(CISA) – Christian leaders from various denominations have warned the government against harassing the media. In a statement signed by the Zambia Conference of Catholic Bishops (ZCCB) and major Christian leaders in Zambia, the church leaders cautioned the state against closing down some privately owned radio stations. “We are deeply saddened and […]

NIGERIA: Caritas Organizes Conference on Human Trafficking

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ABUJA SEPTEMBER 2, 2016 (CISA) – Caritas Internationalis has organized an International Conference in Abuja, Nigeria to raise awareness about the problem, give hope and combat human trafficking in Africa. The Conference to be held September 5 – 7, intends to create stronger links between concerned parties, promote joint actions and share best practices of […]

EGYPT: Parliament Pass Law Governing Construction of New Churches

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CAIRO, SEPTEMBER 2, 2016(CISA) – Egyptian parliament has passed a law governing the construction of new churches. The new law empowers provincial governors to approve church building and renovation permits, previously the domain of security services. Church officials see it as a step in the right direction, but human rights advocates and some Christian members […]

DRC: National Dialogue Begins without Major Opposition Figures

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KINSHASA SEPTEMBER 2, 2016 (CISA) – A national dialogue on the delayed presidential election started in Democratic Republic of Congo September 1, despite the absence of many opposition figures. The talks which will last for two weeks between the government, opposition and civic leaders are aimed at averting a crisis when President Joseph Kabila’s term […]

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