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UK based businessman/preacher Uebert Angel has pledged US$1 million towards the fight against the coronavirus in Zimbabwe by aiming to feed vulnerable families during the lockdown. UK based businessman/preacher Uebert Angel. All through last week his Spirit Embassy: GoodNews Church had its ‘Missions.... |
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In early April, at least 20 cell towers in the United Kingdom had been purposely damaged or destroyed over a four-day period. The suspected reason for the vandalization? A bizarre conspiracy that's freaking out the conspiracy-minded in the U.K. and around the world. The theory alleges a direct link between 5G equipment and the COVID-19 outbreak. |
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A WHATSAPP MESSAGE doing the rounds at the moment is urging people not to accept a video called ‘move your cucu’ because it is a virus that will “format” your phone. The message claims that a warning about this alleged video was broadcast on radio and television. It tells people to advise their contacts not to accept the video if they are sent it. |
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Guests are pinged for being at a dinner party. Five young people in a car are fined for driving around aimlessly together. Three friends are fined for playing video games together in a loungeroom. All had breached laws aimed at slowing the spread of coronavirus. |
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Thursday with Abimbola Adelakun [email protected] In the past few days, I have watched several videos of my former pastor, Chris Oyakhilome, rehashing conspiracy theories that linked 5G technology with COVID-19. It has been a deeply embarrassing experience for me, watching him talk so confidently about what he has not even tried to understand. |
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Since Harvard shut down its campus over coronavirus, Interim Minister of Memorial Church Stephanie A. Paulsell has been preaching her sermons into her phone while under a blanket on her bed “to muffle the echoes.” “Everything changed so much Sunday to Sunday since the beginning of March,” Paulsell said. |
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Two West Midlands Police officers lead a man to their police van on High Street after arresting him in Rotunda Square (Image: Graham Young / BirminghamLive) Within seconds a police van comes steaming up High Street and two officers jump out at the edge of Rotunda Square. |
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Castledown FM in Ludgershall has joined forces with St James Church in Ludgershall, pictured left, and Holy Trinity Church in Tidworth, pictured right, to ensure weekly church services will still reach its parishioners.
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“What should concern us are the palliatives to be given out to Nigerians before locking down everywhere, some Nigerians are salary earners, some are businessmen, women, traders who survive on daily earnings, how do they survive the two weeks lockdown?” Narrating her ordeal to WO, a-39-year old,.... |
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Streaming church services is actually rather old hat. American preachers began experimenting with radio in the 1920s and televangelism was in full swing as early as the 1950s. African Pentecostal churches, among the most successful of Christian brands, stream services to migrant diasporas. |
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The transition from normal to coronavirus lockdown happened almost overnight. On February 21, a 38-year-old local man showed up at the hospital in a severe condition and tested positive for the virus. The next day, there were 40 new infections and two people had died. |
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