Opposition parties say bribery and vote tampering invalidated the elections on May 24 and now call for changes in the national Electoral Commission.
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The most important texts for the Church in Africa are the Bible and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, said Dr. Charles Kitima, Vice Chancellor of Tanzania’s St. Augustine University.
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Election violence had traumatized the Togolese so often that when the 2010 presidential polling began on March 4, people had already made plans to seek refuge in neighboring countries.
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Uganda’s fight with the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) has been in the headlines for more than 20 years, but the spiritual aspect of the conflict has been ignored, said David Sseppuuya in Burundi at The
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As the national constitutional review process continues, Kenyan Christians are pondering the crucial question of when life begin and ends.
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The transnational mainstream media no longer serve the interests of democracy and instead protect an unjust status quo, said South African journalist Elna Boesak in her impassioned presentation.
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The publication of a draft constitution for Kenya, recognising the presence of Muslim civil courts known as the Kadhi courts, has continued to widen the Christian-Muslim split.
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In its efforts to impose Islamic Shari'a law, Sudan's attacks against its southern Christian (and animist) groups have killed two million people and displaced four million others.
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The most important texts for the Church in Africa are the Bible and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, said Dr. Charles Kitima, Vice Chancellor of Tanzania’s St. Augustine University.
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