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Rwanda's media watchdog has ordered a US-owned Christian radio station shut for three months after a "vile" sermon against women, it said Monday. The radio station, Amazing Grace FM, broadcast a sermon by local pastor Nicolas Niyibikora on January 29, in which he called women dangerous, evil and against the plans of God. |
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Kigali (AFP) - Rwanda's media watchdog has ordered a US-owned Christian radio station shut for three months after a "vile" sermon against women, it said Monday.
The radio station, Amazing Grace FM, broadcast a sermon by local pastor Nicolas Niyibikora on January 29, in which he called women dangerous, evil and against the plans of God. |
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11:04 Radio retains its power to entertain, educate, inform and inspire – UN chief UN Secretary-General António Guterres issued a message on World Radio Day being observed on Tuesday (February 13) under the theme of...
10:37 President Sargsyan hosts state dinner in honor of Bulgarian President.... |
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Courtesy Sonia Berrones (PHOENIX) — A 30-year-old father who took refuge in a Phoenix church to avoid deportation is allowed to come home. Jesus Berrones, who has been in the U.S. nearly all his life and has five American-born children, initially turned to a church in his hometown on Thursday after.... |
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Tonga's neighbours are rushing to deliver emergency relief after Cyclone Gita tore across the Pacific island nation in the middle of the night, flattening the parliament, tearing roofs off homes and causing widespread flooding.
There were no confirmed reports of deaths from the Category 4 storm.... |
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When news of the death of Moses Ssekibogo Nakintije popularly known as Mowzey Radio flowed in from Case hospital at Buganda road, its reception was confirmation of how much the young man was an embodiment of Uganda's social life. The anxiety to confirm the sad news had thousands throng to Case.... |
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Many residents in Tonga captured dramatic pictures as Cyclone Gita smashed into the island nation overnight.
Many residents in the Pacific nation documented the extreme weather event. Source: 1 NEWS.
Posted to social media, they were the first images to show the outside world the storm's ferocity. |
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President Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika says he is impressed with the way the Malawi Broadcasting Corporation (MBC) is carrying out its duties. President Mutharika said this on Monday when he paid a surprise visit to the broadcaster at both the Chichiri Broadcasting House and Television station at Kwacha in Blantyre. |
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The campus of Southland Christian Church on Harrodsburg Road has a 2.6-acre lake that was stocked with trout last week by the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources. The lake has been added to the Fishing in Neighborhoods program, which aims to provide quality fishing opportunities in communities of all sizes throughout the state. |
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Seila Rasid smiled as she looked out the glass window of Gate 12 at Terminal 1 of Ninoy Aquino International Airport (Naia) on Monday. She was home. She sneaked into Kuwait in 2012 to get some “alone time or a vacation” after learning that she was an adopted child. |
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Tonga's emergency services say they are struggling to get out and assess the damage after Tropical Cyclone Gita left a trail of destruction overnight. Roads all over Tongatapu are blocked by debris and downed power lines hampering relief efforts. NEMO staff say a full assessment of the damage may not be available until tomorrow morning. |
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