MALAWI: Media Practitioners Trained on Effective Reporting on Climate Change
20 Environmental Journalists and 15 Editors attended the training workshop on effective reporting on Climate Change, Disaster Risk Management and...
Communications
TANZANIA: Allegations that the Catholic Church favours three governments are baseless – Cardinal Pengo
H.E. Polycarp Cardinal Pengo H.E. Polycarp Cardinal Pengo, the Archbishop of Dar es Salaam, has refuted allegations that the Catholic...
AMECEA: Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers Visit CUEA
The Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers paid a courtesy call to the Catholic University of Eastern Africa’s (CUEA) Vice Chancellor, Monsignor...
ROME: AMECEA Delegates Participate in the World Congress of Catholic Communicators
From left: Fr Anatoly Salawa; Fr Andrew Kaufa, Bishop-Elect Moses Hamungole, Fr Chrisantus Ndaga, Fr Paul Samasumo and Mr David Omwoyo The AMECEA Secretary of Social Communications Fr...
KENYA: KCCB Launches 2014 Lenten Campaign in Style
Songs, pomp and other joyous activities dominated the procession of hundreds of Christian faithful from all the Catholic Dioceses of...
SOUTH SUDAN: Bishop Complains for Lack of Media Coverage to Church Activities
Bishop Lodu Tombe (Right) The Yei Catholic Bishop Rt Rev Erkulano Lodu Tombe on Saturday, 22 February complained about the...
TANZANIA: Churches rocked by Explosions as Security Remains a Big Challenge in Zanzibar
Several explosions have occurred in Zanzibar, as Police have launched a manhunt on Tuesday (February 25th) for people suspected of...
MALAWI: President Banda Hails the Catholic Church in the Country
President Joyce Banda of Malawi hailed the Catholic Church of Malawi for helping the government to promote the social and...
MALAWI: The AMECEA Fundraising Dinner was a Success
Mr. Kulemeka and his wife during the fundraising dinner Tens of people from Lilongwe and outside attended the AMECEA Fundraising...
ETHIOPIA: 35 people attend the Workshop On Small Christian Communities.
Group Photo of Workshop Participants A total of 35 people participated in the Workshop whose theme was, “Promoting Small Communities...