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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
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Zimbabwe's social media revolt yet to take root in rural areas
CHIREDZI, Zimbabwe Deep in Zimbabwe's drought-stricken rural district of Chiredzi, news of the biggest protests against President Robert Mugabe in a decade reached Peter Mufaro only after a week. The demonstrations in Zimbabwe's towns and cities are being organized through social media that few....

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Zimbabwe's social media revolt yet to take root in rural areas
CHIREDZI, Zimbabwe Deep in Zimbabwe's drought-stricken rural district of Chiredzi, news of the biggest protests against President Robert Mugabe in a decade reached Peter Mufaro only after a week. The demonstrations in Zimbabwe's towns and cities are being organised through social media that few....

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Zimbabwe's social media revolt yet to take root in rural areas
By Cris Chinaka. CHIREDZI, Zimbabwe (Reuters) - Deep in Zimbabwe's drought-stricken rural district of Chiredzi, news of the biggest protests against President Robert Mugabe in a decade reached Peter Mufaro only after a week. The demonstrations in Zimbabwe's towns and cities are being organized....

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RIP Ben Tukumazan Molatzi, 1954 – 2016
The Namibian sports fraternity awoke to another tragic episode earlier this week when the nation learnt about the shock passing of one of the country’s most recognizable personalities. Former Acrow Chiefs and Chief Santos FC bulky defender Ben Molatzi, aka “Tukumazan”, has taken a bow from the game of life, aged 62.

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15 things to do in Cleveland the weekend of August 12-14
The weekend’s here and there’s so many events to choose from in Cleveland that one can almost forget about the Florida-like humidity. Almost. If you’re in the mood for a festival, there’s the annual Feast of the Assumption in Cleveland’s Little Italy neighborhood; or you can check out the Cuyahoga....

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The Trump we saw: Populist, frustrating, naive, wise, forever on the make
The man who would be president rose from his tall, thickly cushioned leather desk chair, buttoned his suit jacket, and waved his visitors to follow along: “Come on, boys, I have something to show you.” He ushered us from his lushly carpeted office in Trump Tower, with its breathtaking view of....

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Zambia vote peaceful amid high voter turnout: reports polls body
LUSAKA Zambia (Xinhua) -- Hakainde Hichilema [left] , opposition leader of the United Party for National Development (UPND), casts his ballot at a polling station in Lusaka, capital of ZambiaZambian incumbent President, the presidential candidate of the ruling Patriotic Front (PF) Edgar Lungu....

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Trump makes play for evangelicals by noting his problems in Mormon-rich Utah
ORLANDO — Donald Trump urged evangelical Christians to rally behind him in a speech here Thursday, seeking to ease their concerns about the Republican presidential nominee and proclaiming that sending him to the White House is crucial for the future of their movement.

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From pens to amulets, pupils turn cultists
Machetes, charms are the new tools of intimidation in many of the nation’s basic schools, write FEMI MAKINDE, CHUKWUDI AKASIKE,FOLASHADE ADEBAYO and FRIDAY AMOBI. In his quiet moments, Mr. Olamoyegun, as he is simply called by pupils, a former teacher at Osogbo Grammar School, Osun State, still expresses his gratitude to God for the gift of life.

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Africa: African Press Review 11 August 2016
South African parties in hectic political horse-trading to run strategic councils without majorities after the local elections .And a Nigeria pastor blames the devil for turning him into a carjacker. We begin in South Africa where the papers are monitoring delicate negotiations between the main....

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Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump, and questions of self-dealing
Documents that emerged this week at the legal prodding of the conservative watchdog group Judicial Watch give a new glimpse of networking between Bill Clinton’s office and what used to be Hillary Clinton’s State Department. The Clinton Foundation is at the root of the interlocking relationships.

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