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EGR European Gospel Radio

Worldwide on Shortwave radio, streaming and satellite

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Welcome to European Gospel Radio (EGR)!

Our mission is to spread the Gospel to the World on Shortwave, AM/Medium Wave, Satellite radio, TV and the Internet
EGR is owned and operated by NEXUS-IBA, a non profit association of broadcasters and program producers
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My Music Is Conscious, Spiritual, Soul Lifting And Ahead Of Time – Jethro Lion
Jethro Chinweotito Abara popularly known as Jethro Lion is a song writer, producer, drummer and a keyboardist from Ezinihitte, Mbaise In Imo State, Nigeria. He bagged a record deal with VP Associated Label Group, popularly known as VPAL, a subsidiary of VP Records which housed top reggae icons like....
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Features Downtown Radio DJ Trevor 'Big T' Campbell: Meeting my partner Vi changed my life
I was reading about Michael Parkinson the other day and when his father died, he took off to the pub for a long time. I was quite surprised how long it lasted. If I could go back, I wouldn't have drunk so much. I don't like to say that I wouldn't have started drinking, because a lot of my life....
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Online bullying, the silent child killer
At Aga Khan School, students from senior three are allowed to carry phones (minus earphones) as long as they are not a distraction during class. Like mental health, generally in Africa, online criminality is often taken as a Western world ‘issue’ or a rich people’s problem that hardly affects Africans.
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How the success of the Edinburgh Fringe proves that Adam Smith was right
The Edinburgh Fringe Festival. By some margin, the largest arts festival in the world. If you include the unregistered groups – of which there are many – this year there will be more than 70,000 performances of more than 4,000 different shows. Roughly three million tickets will be sold. Then there are the unticketed shows as well.
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Thompson 'would accept' another term as Victims Commissioner despite pensions furore
Mrs Thompson's current term in the role runs out at the end of the month and Northern Ireland Secretary Julian Smith will make the final decision on her future. The Victims Commissioner has come under pressure to stand down after she suggested that a pension for people severely injured during the....
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Thompson 'would accept' another term as Victims Commissioner despite pensions furore > Commissioner for Victims and Survivors Judith Thompson has said that she intends to continue in her role if she is offered another term by the Secretary of State.
Mrs Thompson's current term in the role runs out at the end of the month and Northern Ireland Secretary Julian Smith will make the final decision on her future. The Victims Commissioner has come under pressure to stand down after she suggested that a pension for people severely injured during the....
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Moderate Islamists make new power quest in Tunisia
Abdelfattah Mourou is a lawyer who has distanced himself from the more socially conservative positions of his Ennahda party in the past, has friendly relations with opponents and is known for a jokey manner. His aim, he says, is to unite Tunisians via the election to be held on Sept 15 in which he....
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Governor-General won't revoke honours before Pell's legal bids 'run their course'
The judges unanimously dismissed two other grounds of appeal which argued that there were errors in the way the trial was run. Pell was in March sentenced to a six-year jail term after last year being found guilty by a jury of five offences including sexual penetration of a child.
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Moderate Islamists make new power quest in Tunisia
August 21, 2019. By Tarek Amara and Ulf Laessing. TUNIS (Reuters) – Tunisia’s moderate Islamists are hoping the genial Beethoven fan they have nominated to run in next month’s presidential elections will break the mould in the Arab world by turning success at the ballot box into uncontested rule.
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Moderate Islamists make new power quest in Tunisia
By Tarek Amara and Ulf Laessing. TUNIS (Reuters) - Tunisia's moderate Islamists are hoping the genial Beethoven fan they have nominated to run in next month's presidential elections will break the mould in the Arab world by turning success at the ballot box into uncontested rule.
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Moderate Islamists make new power quest in Tunisia
* Tunisia is only full democracy to emerge from Arab Spring. * Moderate Islamists field first ever presidential candidate. * Early presidential poll is month before parliamentary vote. * Nominee pledges inclusive rule, some secularists wary. By Tarek Amara and Ulf Laessing.
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