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Kenya: Pastor found guilty of killing pregnant girlfriend
Pastor Paul Ng’ang’a Wanjiru at Milimani Law Courts in Nairobi. (Photo: David Njaaga/Standard) A pastor was Thursday found guilty of the murder of his girlfriend who was four months pregnant. Pastor Paul Ng’ang’a Wanjiru of Wells of Faith Church in Kawangware was convicted for the murder of Caroline Chinjira in 2012 in Dagoretti, Nairobi.

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Rep. Cleaver to deliver high-profile speech at Democratic convention
U.S. Rep. Emanuel Cleaver of Missouri has snagged a prime speaking slot at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia next week, his chief of staff said. Cleaver, a former Kansas City mayor and Methodist pastor, will speak to delegates on Wednesday night about the importance of unity and civility, said Cleaver Chief of Staff John Jones.

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Zimbabwe war veterans end backing for Robert Mugabe
Image copyright AP Image caption Robert Mugabe, 92, says he plans to run for president again in 2018 and rule until he dies. Zimbabwe's war veterans association, which has played a key and sometimes violent role in supporting President Robert Mugabe, has released a statement withdrawing its backing for him.

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Memphis looking for crime reduction numbers similar to New Orleans
It's been nearly two months since Mayor Jim Strickland mentioned he wanted to begin talks with people in New Orleans about a successful program they were using to curve the murder rate there. After one particularly violent weekend in June, Strickland announced he wanted to copy a murder reduction program called NOLA for Life.

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Thousands of Muslims in Bangladesh reportedly converting to Christianity
Christian persecution in Bangladesh hasn't waned, but surprisingly, the number of Muslims converting to Christianity in the South Asian country has been increasing over the years. Around 90 percent of the country's 165 million population remain Muslims, but the human rights organisation Christian....

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Warrior 180 fundraiser to help veterans suicide prevention
A military man himself — Hastings has served as battalion chaplain for eight years with Army Reserves, served as chaplain on a 2010-11 tour of duty in Iraq and Kuwait, and is the son and father of Army veterans — Hastings said he's seen the effects first-hand and wanted to train people to help veterans considering suicide.

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The Donald Trump delegate from Colorado in a sea of Ted Cruz supporters
CLEVELAND — Steve Barlock is a Donald Trump fanatic in a Ted Cruz state. And not until he made it to the Republican National Convention in Cleveland did he feel more at home. The 44-year-old from Denver is an alternate in the Colorado delegation. To get here, he said he endured intimidation from the....

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As soft targets, churches learn how to prepare for shootings, crime
At Antioch Baptist Church, a sign welcomes everyone, both saints and sinners. Pastor David Chambers said the church has been a victim to crime. He said, “we’ve experienced vandalism. In fact, just last year the van out back had its window broken out.” It’s one reason he invited the PSU Crisis and Management Group.

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Community Prayers In Oxford
Fellowship Church in Oxford hosted several congregations that prayed for the country Wednesday night. Jason Sparks and Larry Holcombe (right) pray during the service. Photo by Bill Wilson / The Anniston Star. Fellowship Church in Oxford hosted several congregations that prayed for the country Wednesday night.

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Is Robert Mugabe finally losing his grip on Zimbabwe?
The veterans are known for unleashing violence on those opposing the government. The surprise revolt by Mugabe's aging corps of loyalists comes after nationwide anti-government protests organised via social media. Many in Zimbabwe are frustrated by a rapidly deteriorating economy and alleged corruption.

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LEO Club makes donation to Burrows House
Burrows House received a generous donation from the Grand Bahama Lucayan LEO Club on Wednesday July 20, 2016 and owner, Irene Burrows, of the home care facility for the elderly expressed her appreciation. Revealing that the home was in need of a brand-new washing machine so Burrows reached out to the club for assistance.

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Benson Idahosa Varsity Produces 1st PhD, 49 Bag First Class
History repeated itself again where a total of 902 distinguished ambassadors of Benson Idahosa University were awarded higher degrees, Postgraduate diploma, first degrees, and prizes at the 12 th convocation ceremony of the Institution which held recently. In his welcome speech, the Vice Chancellor, Prof.

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NJ, Philly cops console Baton Rouge and Dallas colleagues, 'moved to tears'
The Philadelphia and Camden departments and the New Jersey State Police, each had officers in Dallas. Evesham Township plans to have officers attend the funerals in Baton Rouge. Cherry Hill has not sent officers there, but sent seven to Dallas. "It was the best worst experience of my life," said Cherry Hill Det.

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No Plans to Pull Out of CAN – Northern Christians
Innocent Oweh. Abuja – Northern Christians, on Thursday debunked alleged plot by Christians from the northern part of the country to break away from the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) over controversy that trailed the just concluded election into CAN-Presidency.

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Police clear bishop accused of sponsoring Avengers
Ovie Okpare, Warri. The Delta State Police Command on Thursday arraigned two suspects for false information where they had claimed that a bishop of a new generation church in Warri was sponsoring fleeing members of the Niger Delta Avengers. PUNCH had exclusively reported on Wednesday that the bishop....

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PRINCETON: Community to have a 'conversation' about perspectives on recent shootings across the country
A community conversation on Wednesday at John Witherspoon Middle School will be a night of hearing perspectives, one of a black man, one of a white police officer, on the shooting of black men and police officers around the country. Two clergymen, Jewish Center Rabbi Adam Feldman and Stone Hill Church pastor the Rev.

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Divided America: Anxious Christians
The faithful in the pews needed little convincing. Even in this deeply religious swath of western Kentucky -- a state where about half the residents are evangelical -- conservative Christians feel under siege. For decades, they say, they have been steadily pushed to the sidelines of American life....

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Is Robert Mugabe finally losing his grip on Zimbabwe?
The veterans are known for unleashing violence on those opposing the government. The surprise revolt by Mugabe's aging corps of loyalists comes after nationwide anti-government protests organised via social media. Many in Zimbabwe are frustrated by a rapidly deteriorating economy and alleged corruption.

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Making Your Mark: Awesome Anthony Read Story LaSalle Blanks
CHESAPEAKE, Va. (WVEC) -- There's a good reason why they think Anthony is awesome. In the Olds family, he's a son, a grandson, a big brother and a big cousin. But, his most important role is life saver. "In 6th grade, I got bullied almost the whole year and I didn't know what to do," said his sister Tnia.

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Republican unity? What unity after Cruz's rogue move?
"Cruz was smug, and it was a slap in the face to Mr. Trump and to the convention," said Trump delegate Mark Fratella, a teacher from Evanston at the Illinois delegation breakfast. "I think Cruz sealed his fate politically," Fratella said. "On the floor last night, it was tense. People were upset.

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Zimbabwe war veterans denounce 'dictatorial' Mugabe
A series of recent street protests -- the largest in many years in Zimbabwe -- has been triggered by an economic crisis that has left banks short of cash and the government struggling to pay its workers. Mugabe, 92, has often used his security forces to crush dissent since he came to power in 1980....

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Hmmn! Pastor Adeboye spotted in London doing this (see photos)
The general overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), Pastor Enoch Adeboye was spotted in a Virgin Train waiting room recently. He was caught on camera with his head buried in a magazine on his way to a ministers’ conference in England. See photos below: PAY ATTENTION: Get all the....

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NJ, Philly police console Baton Rouge and Dallas colleagues, and are 'moved to tears'
When a group of officers waved him over Wednesday - where they came from, he does not know, "I see badges and I pray" - he put his hands on their shoulders and read scripture from Psalm 23. Even the toughest officers began choking up, he said. They ended the prayer with "Amen" and embraced him. "I was so moved to tears by that," Ossler said.

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Zimbabwe war veterans denounce 'dictatorial' Mugabe
Harare (AFP) - Zimbabwe's war veterans, who have played a crucial and sometimes violent role supporting President Robert Mugabe, on Thursday denounced him as "dictatorial" in the latest sign of growing national instability. A series of recent street protests -- the largest in many years in Zimbabwe....

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Remains Of Slain RCCG Preacher For Burial Saturday
Jide Oyekunle. Abuja – The remains of late Eunice Olawale, the female preacher murdered a fortnight ago in cold blood by suspected religious extremists in Abuja would be buried on Saturday at Apo Gudu Cemetery at the Federal Capital Territory. A statement by the Redeemed Christian Church of God....

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'Get on a ship back to Africa’: Florida judge reassigned after alleged comments about black people
The allegations continue to intensify against Florida Circuit Judge Mark Hulsey. The complaints say he made comments about African Americans, such as, “ ‘They could go get back on a ship and go back to Africa,’ ” according to court documents. He called a female staffer a “b—-” and another derogatory....

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