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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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The Latest: Germany says restrictions likely through winter
BERLIN — Germany’s health minister is cautioning that restrictions meant to slow the spread of the coronavirus are likely to last through the winter as numbers of new infections remain high. Health Minister Jens Spahn told RBB radio on Thursday that large Christmas parties or other social gatherings....
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The Latest: Germany says restrictions likely through winter
BERLIN — Germany’s health minister is cautioning that restrictions meant to slow the spread of the coronavirus are likely to last through the winter as numbers of new infections remain high. Health Minister Jens Spahn told RBB radio on Thursday that large Christmas parties or other social gatherings....
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The Latest: Germany says restrictions likely through winter
BERLIN — Germany’s health minister is cautioning that restrictions meant to slow the spread of the coronavirus are likely to last through the winter as numbers of new infections remain high. Health Minister Jens Spahn told RBB radio on Thursday that large Christmas parties or other social gatherings....
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The Latest: Germany says restrictions likely through winter
Health Minister Jens Spahn told RBB radio on Thursday that large Christmas parties or other social gatherings of more than 10 to 15 people are not likely to be feasible. "We have to manage together to get through this winter overall with lower numbers," he said.
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The Latest: Germany says restrictions likely through winter
BERLIN — Germany’s health minister is cautioning that restrictions meant to slow the spread of the coronavirus are likely to last through the winter as numbers of new infections remain high. Health Minister Jens Spahn told RBB radio on Thursday that large Christmas parties or other social gatherings....
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Kabuleta assures farmers in Acholi region of ready markets for agricultural produces
Presidential Candidate Joseph Kabuleta shakes hands with Pastor Alfred Komagum On Wednesday in Kitgum Municipality. Kitgum, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | Independent Presidential Candidate Joseph Kiiza Kabuleta has promised to have in place ready markets for agricultural produces of farmers in the country.
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The Latest: Germany says restrictions likely through winter
BERLIN — Germany’s health minister is cautioning that restrictions meant to slow the spread of the coronavirus are likely to last through the winter as numbers of new infections remain high. Health Minister Jens Spahn told RBB radio on Thursday that large Christmas parties or other social gatherings....
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A Hong Kong reporter's account of crackdown on press freedom under the national security law
This is the final installment of a story, originally published in Chinese , on The Stand News. It was translated into English by Global Voices and will be published here in five parts with permission. Read parts and Freedom of speech is under siege in the city of Hong Kong following the enactment of the national security law.
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Surprise vacation, yard sale reprieve, teacher sick day: News from around our 50 states
Arkansas. Little Rock: The state’s COVID-19 hospitalizations again hit a new high Tuesday, as Gov. Asa Hutchinson resisted calls for new restrictions on businesses or gatherings to combat a surge in coronavirus cases. An outbreak of the virus among state legislators also grew to 11 on Tuesday, with a lawmaker testing positive.
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OBITUARY: Barry Francis, a popular Wagga busker and Rotarian
Popular Wagga busker and former Air Force teacher Barry Francis has died after a long battle with heart problems. Born on February 21 1947 in the Lockyer Valley, Barry spent much of his childhood in Brisbane, a brother to Wendy and Peter. Barry attended Methodist Church Sunday School at Enoggera....
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Ace broadcaster, Bishop Taiwo of Oke-Osun Diocese, dies at 65 39 mins ago News
The Anglican Bishop of Oke-Osun Diocese and immediate past Director of Communication, Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion), Rt. Rev. Foluso Taiwo, has died at 65. His death was confirmed in a statement sent to the Anglican Cable Network Nigeria (ACNNTV) by his son, Tobi. According to the statement, Bishop Taiwo died yesterday (Wednesday) at 1.
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