Kenya coins replace leaders with animals
Kenya has dropped the images of presidents from newly minted cash coins, in what is seen as an attempt to
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Cultural Tourism Sustains Communities and Living Heritage
The third cultural tourism conference (3-5 December) organized jointly between the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) and the United Nations Educational,
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WaterAid invites churches to help bring clean water to health centres around the world
International charity WaterAid is inviting churches to be part of its Christmas Appeal, The Water Effect, by encouraging congregations to hold
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£500,000 fund launched to celebrate Windrush Generation throughout the year
Thousands of communities across the country will have the opportunity to bid for a share of £500,000 of new funding
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Migrant workers send home £8bn to families
Migrant workers in the UK, many in low-paid jobs, are sending £8bn a year to support families in their home
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Sudan runs out of cash causing long queues
An economic crisis is deepening in Sudan with long queues outside banks and ATMs because of an acute shortage of
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Christian Concern ‘must pay for extra security at Oxford University event’
A controversial Christian group has been told to pay for extra security to host an event at an Oxford college.
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Tearfund launches ‘The Big Quiz Night’ to raise funds for those living in poverty
Over 1,000 UK churches sign up to take part in Tearfund’s first Big Quiz Night, a nationwide, multi-venue event to
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Leading faith based Credit Union launches new online services and Debit Card for members
The Pentecostal Credit Union (PCU), one of Britain’s largest credit unions has launched a Mastercard Debit Card. Since Monday October
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Zimbabwe’s KFC ‘has no money to buy chickens’
Leading fast-food chains in Zimbabwe have shut their doors as the cash crunch in the country worsens – just two
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Support for ethnic minority entrepreneurs helps 11,000 businesses get off the ground
More than 1 in 5 government loans have gone to black, Asian and ethnic minority entrepreneurs. More than 11,000 black,
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May, Corbyn and Farron write in the Church Times on why Britain must not turn its back on the world’s poor
To mark 60 years of Christian Aid Week the leaders of the major UK-wide political parties Theresa May, Jeremy Corbyn
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