KENYA: IYCS Africa Region Applauds AMECEA For Support
The Africa Regional Coordinating office of the International Young Catholic Students Movement (IYCS) are proud to be associated with the...
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UGANDA: Kampala Archbishop Appeals to Seminarians to be Obedient
The Archbishop of Kampala, Most Rev. Dr. Cyprian Kizito Lwanga has appealed to seminarians of St Mary’s National Seminary, Ggaba,...
ZAMBIA: Catholic Bishops Raise $25, 000 Towards Relief Food in Hunger Stricken Areas
Zambia Conference of Catholic Bishops (ZCCB), through Caritas Zambia has so far raised about $25, 000 towards the $9 million...
MALAWI: CCJP in Access to Information Act Commencement Advocacy for Quality Healthcare in The Country
The Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace (CCJP) has attributed the challenges people are facing in the health institutions and...
NIGERIA: Youth from Lira Diocese Elected IYCS Secretary General
Mr. Odongo Innocent from the Catholic Diocese of Lira, Uganda has been elected Secretary General of the International Young Catholic...
ETHIOPIA: Be Part And Parcel of SIGNIS Africa, Cardinal Berhaneyesus Urges National Conferences of AMECEA Region
Even though the just ended SIGNIS Africa Congress took place in AMECEA region, in Addis Ababa Ethiopia between 3rd and...
ZAMBIA: Catholic National TV Test Signal Goes On Air
Catholic Bishops of Zambia have launched test broadcast of their television station Lumen TV Zambia. Lumen TV is on Topstar...
ETHIOPIA: Religious Leaders, Citizens, Welcome New Year 2012 With Prayer and Fasting
If you were in Ethiopia today, you would be seven years younger because the country on Thursday, September 12th ushered...
TANZANIA: Pastoral Coordinator Calls AMECEA Countries To Promote Small Christian Communities.
AMECEA Pastoral Coordinator Rev. Fr. Emmanuel Chimombo has encouraged AMECEA countries to promote Small Christian Communities. He said this during...
ETHIOPIA: Understanding Why African Catholic Media Practitioners are not Active SIGNIS Members
Participation of African countries in SIGNIS (the World Catholic Association for Communication) affairs is known to be very minimal both...