Crisis in The Horn Of Africa At Risk Of Being Forgotten, Christian Aid Warns
International development charity Christian Aid has warned “the cost of living crisis is global and demands urgent action” as people
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HRH The Princess Royal Meets UK Volunteers on The Global Mercy
HRH The Princess Royal today [Friday 4 March 2022] travelled to Rotterdam to thank UK and international volunteers for their
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Mary’s Meals Celebrates Feeding Two Million Children Every School Day
Charity continues to provide food and hope to hungry children around the world Global school feeding charity Mary’s Meals today announces that
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Soweto Artist Composes Song to Unite African Diaspora
C Sharp Mokeki, An African Inspirational Artist for the AgesSoul-Stirring Composer Creates Song as an International Anthem for African Diaspora
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Pray in May with Mary’s Meals
This month the charity Mary’s Meals is inviting individuals, churches and faith groups to pray for its work feeding hungry children in some of the world’s poorest countries and to ask for God’s continued blessing for its mission, as part of a new campaign called Pray In May.
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COVID vaccine reaches most remote communities in Lesotho
Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) pilot Grant Strugnell delivered the first doses of AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine to a mountainside clinic near Kuebunyane – the most remote airstrip in Lesotho.
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Mercy Ships & CURE International provide surgical care to disabled children
Mercy Ships and CURE International announced a partnership to provide specialised surgical care to children living with disabilities across the continent of Africa.
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Charity’s church partners empower poor communities during pandemic
The global impact of the Covid-19 pandemic threatens to push between 119 and 124 million more people into extreme poverty.
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Heroes of the Faith: George Washington Carver
To understand George Washington Carver, the great African-American agriculturalist and educator, you have to know something of the world in which he lived. Even though slavery was legally abolished across the United States in 1865, it cast a long-lasting and bitter shadow. African-Americans now lived in freedom, but poverty and discrimination continued.
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Award-winning docudrama ‘Mully’ to be released on Valentine’s Day
From Award-winning actor/director Scott Haze and Academy Award®-winning executive producer James Moll comes the dramatic story of the life of Dr. Charles M. Mully.
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How one man freed over 1000 Sudanese slaves in 2020
In less than a year, one doctor in California has raised enough money via social media to free 1125 slaves in Sudan.
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Africa secures 270 million COVID-19 vaccine doses for African countries
The African Vaccine Acquisition Task Team (AVATT) established by African Union Chair President Cyril Ramaphosa today reported to a special meeting of the AU Bureau of the Assembly that it has secured a provisional 270 million vaccine doses for African countries
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Camp David Green Academy – Christian school project in Kenya
Camp David Green Academy is a Christian Private school that will be located in Naivasha in Nakuru county about 100
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‘Wewe Mimi Sisi’ series brings African stories and yoga together for children
Translated as ‘You, Me, Us’ in Swahili, Wewe Mimi Sisi is a passion project developed by Drop A Jewel Network
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Slashing the aid budget would be an unjust step, Christian Aid warns
On speculation that the overseas aid budget will be cut by the UK Government, Patrick Watt, Christian Aid’s Director of
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