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January 04, 2015 (Vatican City) – Pope Francis named fifteen Archbishops and Bishops from thirteen countries who are to become Cardinals in mid-February, Vatican Radio announced on Sunday. Among the new Cardinals is Archbishop Berhaneyesus Demerew Souraphiel of Addis Abeba, Ethiopia. |
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A Malawian Young author, motivational speaker, graduate architect and Inner City Pastor has been named among the 2014 Future Africa Leaders, cutting home a cool USD 10,000 grant from the Future Africa Leadership Awards (FALA) Gala in the process, to help expand his leadership projects. |
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Ten years ago Katherine Jenkins went from unknown singer to global star almost overnight. As she marks a decade in the business she tells Sarah Freeman why she’s going back to her roots. As plans for New Year’s Eve go, Katherine Jenkins’s took some beating. |
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The popular gospel musician is out of danger, and regained consciouseness. According to our sources, ‘Big Fish’ as he popularly known, also spoke for the first time yesterday, for the first time since the car accident that left him in a coma on Sunday. |
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Huckabee, who placed first in the Iowa Caucuses in 2008 but lost the nomination to Sen. John McCain, has been a Fox News host for six and a half years and ended a radio show popular among conservatives last year. Huckabee quietly looked at running in 2012, but in an appearance on his show in 2011 announced he would not run. |
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One week, Heath Morrison was a popular school superintendent, lauded for his work advocating for teacher pay and closing achievement gaps. The next, he had hastily resigned. His undoing? Actions highlighted in a secret investigative report compiled by the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools general counsel George Battle III. |
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THE United Church of Zambia (UCZ) in Ndola has pledged to support the growth of community radio stations as this enhances public awareness on issues of national governance. Saint Andrews Congregation reverend in charge Christopher Yamba said community radio stations provided a platform for members.... |
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From the “The Dirty Dozen” (1967) to “Saving Private Ryan” (1998), cinema audiences in Japan have flocked to theaters to watch Americans and Germans killing one another. Such films continue to enjoy popularity. During the weekend of Nov. 29-30, the Brad Pitt World War II drama “Fury” was rated.... |
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THE United Church of Zambia (UCZ) in Ndola has pledged to support the growth of community radio stations as this enhances public awareness on issues of national governance. Saint Andrews Congregation reverend in charge Christopher Yamba said community radio stations provided a platform for members.... |
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Tags: Manila City The Philippine National Police is working closely with the Manila city government to ensure security at the Feast of the Black Nazarene on Jan. 9, Malacañang said Saturday.
Deputy Presidential Spokesperson Abigail Valte said security preparations are in place for devotees and the public on the feast day. |
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Abu Hamza al-Masri, who was born in Egypt and is now a U.K. citizen, is wanted in the United States on terrorism-related charges. Al-Masri, an Islamic cleric, was accused in Britain of making extremist sermons that called for nonbelievers to be killed. REUTERS. |
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