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Children sue TB Joshua church over collapse
Image copyright AP Image caption More than 100 people, mostly visitors from South Africa, died in the church guesthouse collapse. Two South African children are suing the church of popular evangelist preacher TB Joshua after the collapse of one of its buildings in Nigeria killed their father in 2014.

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eNCA | We are #ColourBlind
Pretoria, 24 February 2016 - A group of students from Tuks unite in support of the ColourBlind movement as a protest against recent racial tension on the campus. Photo: eNCA / Ditiro Selepe PRETORIA - We are #ColourBlind. In response to recent violent protests on campus, a group of students from....

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Riding "The Beast" to the US
Juan Orlando, a 35-year-old Honduran, sits in the hot mid-morning sun outside a hostel for migrants next to train tracks in the Mexican municipality of Huehuetoca. With him there are dozens of other men and women, also waiting for a train they hope will lead them to a land of opportunity.

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Two Sudanese pastors gone missing since their arrest in 2015: Report
Two Sudanese pastors had gone missing after their detention by the authorities, a Sudanese human rights organization disclosed here on ًWednesday. Human Rights and Development Organization (HUDO) Centre said in a fresh report made available to APA that the two pastors were detained by the National....

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Permalink to ‘Pastor Alape’ (FARC)
Felix Antonio Muñoz, a.ka. “Pastor Alape,” is one of seven members of the military command of the FARC, Colombia’s largest guerrilla force which has been engaged in peace talks with the government since 2012. He assumed this position after the death of military chief “Mono Jojoy” in 2010, the....

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Michigan Authorities: Ohio woman dies in U.P. snowmobile crash Authorities: Ohio woman dies in U.P. snowmobile crash Melissa Thornhill was traveling behind her husband at the time of the crash, which is under investigation. Michigan 2 minutes ago Michigan
SANDS TOWNSHIP -- Authorities say an Ohio woman has died in a snowmobile crash in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. The Marquette County sheriff’s department says 39-year-old Melissa Thornhill of Greenville was riding Monday on a trail in Sands Township when she lost control and hit a tree. She was pronounced dead at the scene.

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Michigan Woman draws prison term in motel stabbing death Woman draws prison term in motel stabbing death Authorities alleged Jennifer Hatfield stabbed a woman in the chest with a large knife during an altercation over a prior incident. Michigan 5 minutes
ST. JOHNS — A Grand Rapids woman has been sent to prison in connection with the stabbing death of a man last year at a DeWitt Township motel. Jennifer Hatfield, who pleaded no contest to a manslaughter charge in January, was sentenced to 4 to 15 years in prison Monday in Clinton County Circuit Court, court records show.

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Arsonist who burnt down historic Aberfan chapel is jailed to protect public
An arsonist burned down an historic chapel in the pit tragedy village of Aberfan - because he had "a kick" from watching the fire service in action Twisted firestarter Daniel Brown, 26 (pictured) began the blaze which gutted the church at the heart of the village where 144 people died.

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Evangelical priest 'disciplined female worshippers by SPANKING them'
NATIONAL Nick Gutteridge Howard Curtis is in court accused of spanking female worshippers Evangelical pastor Howard Curtis ordered one woman to strip naked and slapped her behind in front of her HUSBAND in a bizarre spiritual ritual designed to cleanse her of her sins, a jury was told.

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When churches become marketplaces
The anointed items are fast becoming idols among Christians. Some ‘men of God’ are giving or selling out to unsuspecting and gullible followers anointed water, stickers, bracelets, handkerchiefs, underwears and what have you with the belief that they will receive miracles and breakthroughs. BG reporter YVONNE MOOKA writes.

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Evangelical pastor 'spanked women in his congregation'
An evangelical pastor administered “spiritual discipline” by spanking female members of his congregation on the bottom, a jury was told. The spankings were to satisfy self-styled Reverend Howard Curtis’s “desire for power and sexual satisfaction,” Croydon crown court heard.

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The Place Where the Poor Once Thrived
Leaders in San Jose are determined to make sure that San Jose regains its status as a place where even poor kids can access the resources to succeed. With Silicon Valley in its backyard, it certainly has the chance to do so. “I think there is a broad consciousness in the Valley that we can do better....

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Lil Kesh Reveals March To Drop Debut Album Titled “Y.A.G.I”
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission on Monday filed before a Federal High Court in Abuja a fresh evidence of N300m allegedly received by a ... The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) is planning to amend the four-count charge on which former Chairman, Board of Trustees (BOT) of the Peoples .

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Mother Accuses Church of Brainwashing Children
A desperate mother from Walvis Bay had to call in the Namibian police to intervene in an attempt to save her children from a local church that she believes has brainwashed her children. Velonika Kautotwa, a factory worker at the harbour town, says her two boys, aged 15 and 17, who are currently in....

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Prayers and Protests On Kovsies Campus
While some University of the Free State students prayed for peace on Wednesday, a group of workers stood singing and chanting a few metres away. Student pastor Fanie van der Walt said they started praying after the Monday night brawl between students and spectators at the Shimla Park stadium in Bloemfontein.

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TODAY’S TEXT MESSAGES
Terror rules Lusaka bus stations Editor, Let me thank and commend Lusaka provincial youth chairman Mr Kamba for taking steps to deal with the threat of the so-called American 2 PF vigilante group that has been terrorizing bus stations in the city. I am one of the drivers at Lumumba station who has been living in fear of the America 2.

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Christian Fellowship Donates to Ku Hospital
Kasungu With only two months of existence, Springs of Grace Ministries over the weekend donated various items to expectant mothers at Kasungu District Hospital. Head of the Ministry, Pastor Peter Chumachandiwo said despite being a new ministry they thought they would help others who are in hospital.

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Mozambique: Pastor Shot Dead During Service
Maputo and Chimoio Four men on Friday night murdered João Jofrisse, a pastor of the Apostolic Faith Mission, in the central Mozambican city of Chimoio. The pastor was attacked in his own house, which doubles up as a church, in front of dozens of worshippers. Six shots were fired, two of which hit Jofrisse.

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London's Shoreditch House Blocked By Masked Calais Solidarity Protesters Throwing Smoke Bombs
Masked protesters have blocked the entrance to an east London private members' club in opposition to the closure of the migrant camp in Calais. Witnesses reported seeing smoke bombs thrown at the entrance of Shoreditch House on Tuesday night, as activists dressed in black blocked the doorway and shouted.

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Candoni residents appeal for justice
JUSTICE for the policemen killed in the ambush. This was the call of at least 500 residents of Candoni, Negros Occidental who gathered at the public plaza Tuesday afternoon for a prayer vigil and candle lighting rites five days after the ambush staged by the New People’s Army (NPA) at boundary of Barangays Caningay and Poblacion East.

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Uganda: Aamito Making Waves for Uganda
opinion. This week Aamito Queen Lagum has been the trending sensation on social media, after cosmetic line MAC used her painted, heart-shaped lips on its Instagram page. The post drew unkind Internet trolls, who likened her to Jay-Z, while others called her 'fish lips' and others went outright....

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South African Children Sues T.B Joshua, Others Over Death Of Their Father
They asked the court to order Prophet Joshua, Registered Trustees of SCOAN, Jadny Trust Limited, Hardrock Construction and Engineering Company, Oladele Ogundeji and Akinbela Fatiregun to pay the sum of R10,000,000 as damages for lost earnings suffered by them from the deceased person’s company due....

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At least 3 dead as storms, tornadoes rip through Gulf states
Enoch Kinard looks through his destroyed house at 1604 Ellerslie Ave., Tuesday, Feb. 23, 2016 in LaPlace, La. A suspected tornado ripped through a Louisiana recreational vehicle park Tuesday, leaving a mangled mess of smashed trailers and killing at least one person, officials said.

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Turning up the Hype at the YVAs
The young, hot and hype gathered at the National Indoor Sports Centre Saturday last for the ninth staging of the Youth View Awards. The glamorous red carpet arrivals featured stars from The Rock’s fashion, music and comedic spheres, and a splash of the corporate set, all catalogued by a 360-degree....

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Abel Tasman beach campaigner Duane Major looks forward to return to normal life
Late on Tuesday night, campaign organiser Duane Major received word a $2.28 million offer put forward on behalf of the New Zealand public had been accepted. The beach will become public property, forever. Retirees Erina and Bill Parks were among those in Christchurch who had put "their money where....

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U.S. Televangelist Kerry Shook in Kenya for Leadership Conference
Renowned US televangelist Kerry Shook has arrived in the country for a leadership conference. Mr Shook who is the founding pastor of Woodlands Church and the Kerry Shook Ministries -- a worldwide television ministry reaching millions -- will be the main speaker at Cultivate Leadership Conference hosted by the International Christian Centre (ICC).

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