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EGR European Gospel Radio

Worldwide on Shortwave radio, streaming and satellite

Member Area

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
Christianity
Prime Minister Bill English to review Minister Alfred Ngaro's decisions after funding threat
Prime Minister Bill English says he will review any decisions made by Associate Social Housing Minister Alfred Ngaro to make sure they were not politically motivated. Ngaro apologised to the Prime Minister yesterday after threatening to cut funding to Labour candidate Willie Jackson's Manukau Urban Maori Authority.

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Integrity And Intrigue: Ghanaian Press Performance In The 20...
The news media play a crucial role in the democratic process, providing information to the public on the full spectrum of candidates and policies while facilitating public participation in debates over major issues (ACE 2013, Norris and Odugbemi 2009).

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In first appearance, Patrick Cannon leaves door open for political return
Former Charlotte Mayor Patrick Cannon, in his first public appearance since being released from federal prison on corruption charges, said Saturday he is focused on being the “best father, husband and son he can be” – but didn’t rule out running for office again. “Anything else is God’s will,” Cannon said.

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Review: Gimp Fist, Riverside, Newcastle
County Durham trio Gimp Fist have spent the last 12 years building a reputation as one of the UK’s top streetpunk bands. And last night’s gig - switched from the original intended venue, The Cluny - saw them demonstrate exactly why people flock to see them from far and wide.

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'Searching for a safe place to call home' - dispatches from the frontline of Europe's refugee crisis
Tim Hughes reports from Serbia on how money raised here in the UK is helping refugees from Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan, now trapped in eastern Europe. ASIF leans against a crumbling wall and pulls on a cigarette. Behind him a piece of graffiti screams "We are human... we need food, water, doctor." Another slogan shouts "No more borders.

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Behold 'prophet' Mataz speaks
Popular radio and television personality Tichafa Matambanadzo, better known as Tich Mataz, has rubbished reports that he was now a prophet. Speaking during a ZiFM Stereo programme, The Rush, Matambanadzo said he was shocked to read that he was now a prophet in the media last week, saying he was just....

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Ma, thank you for the life you led
JTA — My sisters and I called her “Ma.” She stood 4-foot-10-inches, yet was looked up to by everyone who encountered her, regardless of their station in life: rabbis and educators, bankers, customers and neighbors, her lifelong friends and people who just met her one time.

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Diary: The summer’s musical promise, the withering of the BBC, and universities after Brexit
Right now, London is awash with gorgeous music. Amid the election and Brexit verbosity, how welcoming it is to relax in the harmonies of golden sounds. Recent treats include Thomas Adès’s new opera, The Exterminating Angel , at the Royal Opera House – an intense score of dazzling virtuosity, sung by the world’s finest.

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Things to do in Mobile, May 14-20
Spend Mother’s Day surrounded by flowers and music from the Mobile Youth Symphony Orchestra at the annual Mother’s Day Garden Concert at Bellingrath Gardens. Limited seating will be provided, but visitors are encouraged to bring their own lawn chairs and a picnic lunch. Beverages and snacks will be available for purchase.

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Wisconsin lottery data show higher per capita sales in lower-income areas
Per capita sales in 2015 decreased roughly $1 for every $1,000 of additional median income, according to Marquette University Law School political science professor Charles Franklin, who reviewed the State Journal analysis. However, the data also showed some of the poorest areas with much lower per capita sales similar to the wealthiest areas.

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Day Dogara returned from ‘exile’ with bounties
Speaker Dogara. The Speaker had remained silent and kept mum for more than one and a half years, even in the face of provocation. From the powers-that-be in the state. As previously stated, it is not that the Speaker has not been visiting home. For the record, he was in Bauchi last August and....

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