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TONY Abbott has brushed off claims his praise of Japanese wartime “courage” has alienated Beijing. |
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It is arrogant of Archbishop Paul Cremona to moan about his Church not being free to express itself. He fails to realise that people are nowadays more receptive of ideas other than those presented by his folk. The Church would rather see people suffer on earth for a promise of an eternal heaven rather than live life to the full. |
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The executive members of Ghana Union Hamburg e.V. organized an impressive Symposium at the Imic e.V. “Conference Hall” in Hamburg Wandsbek. The Theme for the occasion was “What benefits has Ghana got from being a republic especially for Ghanaians in the Diaspora”. The event was part of the 54th republic anniversary celebration of Ghana. |
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Today is Thursday, July 10, the 191st day of 2014. There are 174 days left in the year. |
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Today is Thursday, July 10, the 191st day of 2014. There are 174 days left in the year. Click to Continue |
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ZIMBABWE Revenue Authority (Zimra) boss, Gershem Pasi has moved to dispel embarrassing claims he was among 10 "philanthropic" locals who fell for a fake honorary doctorate degree by the shadowy International Institute of Philanthropy (IIP) last month. Music legend Oliver Mtukudzi and Ruth Makandiwa,.... |
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COALITION figures have denied “trying to rewrite war history” after China attacked Tony Abbott for lauding Japanese soldiers. |
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Irishman among new top Vatican media team.
Jean-Baptiste de Franssu, the new president of the Institute for Religious Works, or Vatican Bank, during a press conference in Rome yesterday. Photograph: EPA/Angelo Carconi.
It was halfway through yesterday’s presentation of the New Economic Framework.... |
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Episcopalian Church officials in northwest Colombia are making public calls to draw attention to the deepening human rights crisis facing residents in the region, reported local media Wednesday. Bishops from Full Article » The post Episcopalian Church denounces humanitarian crisis in northwest.... |
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Former Tory chairman takes new job advising Holy See on how to handle press weeks after quitting BBC for health reasons Lord Patten has been recruited by the Vatican to sit, if not at the right hand of God then not so very far away, as chair of a high-level committee to advise Pope Francis on media strategy. |