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Journalist, ACI Africa
Nairobi
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Gender and Sexuality, catholicism religion, vatican politics, breaking news u.s. politics
Day-to-day politics
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Catholic Bishops in Southern Africa Mulling Over Embracing “Sangoma” as More Youths, Whites Become Traditional Healers
By Agnes Aineah Verified| ACI Africa Verified Johannesburg, 14 April, 2025 / 5:06 pm (ACI Africa). As more young people become spiritual healers in Southern Africa, where they are also referred to as “Sangoma”, Catholic Bishops in the three-nation regional Conference are mulling over the idea to fully embrace them in the Church and even allow them to receive Holy Communion.
Over 50 Killed within Days as Terrorists Launch Fresh Attacks on Communities Under Nigerian Catholic Diocese
By Agnes Aineah Verified| ACI Africa Verified Pankshin, 09 April, 2025 / 5:09 pm (ACI Africa). Several communities served by the Catholic Diocese of Pankshin in Nigeria’s Plateau State, where nearly 200 Christians were massacred on Christmas Eve of 2023 are experiencing a new wave of attacks that has left over 50 people dead in just a few days. Bishop Michael Gobal Gokum of Pankshin Diocese recalls the 2023 killings, noting that the ongoing killings in Bokkos Local Government Area of Plateau State have left communities “traumatized”.
“Kinshasa was torn in two”: Catholic Priest Recounts Devastation of Flooding in DR Congo Capital that Killed over 30
By Agnes Aineah Verified| ACI Africa Verified Kinshasa, 09 April, 2025 / 10:29 pm (ACI Africa). Residents of Kinshasa, the capital city of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), are counting losses following the April 5 floods which, according to the account given by a Catholic Priest, tore the city into two.
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