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He misses simple pleasures like listening to recurrent local music played on radio stations, or watching a movie with no subtitles. While these are normal for most Kenyans, they are literally unheard of by the more than 800,000 Kenyans who are deaf or are hard of hearing. Murithi knows the depth of this problem better than many people. |
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Image copyright Albert Bridge Image caption Belfast's Union Theological College is run by the Presbyterian Church in Ireland. A professor who was dismissed from a Presbyterian-run college mainly due to a contribution he made to BBC Radio Ulster's Talkback programme, has said he is considering leaving the church. |
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A professor who was dismissed from a Presbyterian-run college because of comments he made in radio interview, this morning said on air that he was considering leaving the church. Rev Prof Laurence Kirkpatrick was found guilty by a church disciplinary panel of “gross misconduct” due to a contribution.... |
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By Sandra Maricho. GWERU gospel musician Robson Vunganai (pictured) last week released his long-awaited third album. Speaking at the launch, Vunganai described the album as a thanksgiving to God for everything He does for him. “God has done a lot in my life, especially protecting my business and my family. |
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Radio queen Massawe Japanni mourns loss of longtime BFF days after celebrating friendship Radio queen Massawe Japanni mourns loss of longtime BFF days after celebrating friendship Pierra Makena shares sultry photo to mark 38th birthday but fans think she is 26
Radio siren Kamene Goro unwilling to.... |
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Massawe Japanni always captures her listeners with her bubbly attitude and addictive voice. The mother of three has also been one to flaunt her sweet, cherished friendship with Mgeni Musa, a lady she dearly refers to as her sister. READ ALSO READ ALSO Radio siren Kamene Goro rules out marriage years.... |
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AFTER READING PILES of background material to prepare for this story, I was struck by how few reporters concentrated on Delilah Rene’s Christian beliefs. Yet her writings are full of thoughts on how she interacts with God, why she prays, and how she hangs on after experiencing so much grief and sorrow throughout her 59 years. |
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Mark Gatiss has contemplated writing a ghost story for the stage which could be read by candlelight inside a church. The Sherlock creator, who has penned a slew of macabre mini-series for the BBC including Crooked House, said he was intrigued by the idea of a theatrical reading. |
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Mark Gatiss has contemplated writing a ghost story for the stage which could be read by candlelight inside a church. The Sherlock creator, who has penned a slew of macabre mini-series for the BBC including Crooked House, said he was intrigued by the idea of a theatrical reading. |
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Mark Gatiss has contemplated writing a ghost story for the stage which could be read by candlelight inside a church. The Sherlock creator, who has penned a slew of macabre mini-series for the BBC including Crooked House, said he was intrigued by the idea of a theatrical reading. |
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Life in the Service Economy Including: Great comebacks. Wicki-Yah reports: “I really dislike the impersonal nature of drive-thrus. I think they contribute to the disconnectedness of our society. “But I often have the Disney Darling with me, and she has a lot of mobility issues because of degenerative spine issues. |
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