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EGR European Gospel Radio

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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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Sfiso Ncwane saved from Malaria
IT SEEMS gospel singer Sfiso Ncwane’s malaria treatment has worked as on Friday he and his wife, Ayanda, said on Instagram that the singer had been diagnosed with malaria but when Daily Sun spoke to Ayanda, she said they were on their way to a church service.

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Controversy: Another girl kidnapped, forced into Islam (photo)
According to her: “imme­diately my daughter came in contact with this Baba Ab­dul who stays near us, her attitude changed suddenly. I could no longer understand the character of my child. She started to tell lies and disrespect me to the extent that I almost went mad.

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Liverpool Bluecoat date for Arab comedians Liverpool Echo
An evening of Arabic comedy is being staged in Liverpool next month in the first event of its kind outside London. Arabs Are Not Funny! at the Bluecoat will feature a trio of comedians on the same bill. The event is being hosted by the Liverpool Arab Arts Festival to give a taste of what people can....

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Jason Manford jokes about chat up lines after his own x-rated messages ruined his marriage
Jason Manford dared to discuss chat up lines on his radio show - despite his own x-rated messages ruining his marriage. The stand up comedian broached the awkward subject as he presented his one-hour slot on Absolute Radio on Sunday. Speaking to fellow funny man Des Bishop, Jason began by recalling....

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Morning Spin: Early voting sets records for primary election in Chicago, suburban Cook
At one city location, Welles Park on the Northwest Side, there was a 90-minute wait to vote early on Sunday afternoon. While there have been a total of 51 early voting sites open in Chicago since the end of February, just 14 “permanent locations” accepted early votes Sunday and will do so Monday.

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Column 8
"Saturday's question," writes Steven Maher, of Failford (Which is longer, the Melbourne Cup or the Oxford Cambridge Boat Race?), "reminded me of another: Which is shorter? Driving around Australia clockwise or anti-clockwise? Anti-clockwise of course, because you're on the inside lane.

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Column 8
"Saturday's question," writes Steven Maher, of Failford (Which is longer, the Melbourne Cup or the Oxford Cambridge Boat Race?), "reminded me of another: Which is shorter? Driving around Australia clockwise or anti-clockwise? Anti-clockwise of course, because you're on the inside lane.

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Is Pastor Mensah Otabil Ready To Detoxify The Poisoned Environment?
Last time, Pastor Otabil told us how poisoned our environment is. How unacceptable it is that Mark Zukerberg is richer than Ghana because of the environment. No matter how one wishes to interpret the environment, it certainly has something to do with the systemic mindset of the people.

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Malawi: Catholic Bishops Demand Justice on K577 Billion Cashgate - Govt Yet to Respond
Ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) led government is yet to respond to the powerful Catholic bishops pastoral letter that has blamed the Peter Mutharika administration for being too slow and reluctant to deal with crucial issues affecting Malawians.

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Early Treat From Gospel Trio
Zimbabwe's recording artistes traditionally reserve the best wine for the festive season but gospel trio, Blessing Shumba, Rev T. T Chivaviro and Mathias Mhere, has opened the cellar in the first quarter of the year. The highly regarded artistes have allowed music lovers an early treat with exciting new albums released in recent weeks.

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Dad's gambling robbed us of our family home, reveals Church of Ireland bishop A Church of Ireland bishop has revealed how his father's gambling led to his family being kicked out of their home when the cleric was a child.
During a sermon on the theme of living with uncertainty, the 58-year-old cleric confessed that the Church can find it difficult to deal with "messy" personal situations. His revelations were made during a moving sermon at St Peter's Church of Ireland in north Belfast and broadcast live on Radio Ulster yesterday morning.

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