Churches Condemn Gauteng Street Violence
The violent acts, and burning and looting of business premises, mostly owned by migrants, in city centres and townships in
Churches Condemn Gauteng Street Violence Read Post »
The violent acts, and burning and looting of business premises, mostly owned by migrants, in city centres and townships in
Churches Condemn Gauteng Street Violence Read Post »
Despite efforts by pro-choice advocates to expand the number of abortion clinics in South Africa, doctors in the country are
SA Doctors Refuse to Do Abortions Read Post »
Twenty years ago, Nazareth House was famous for its pioneering care for “Aids Babies”. Erin Carelse visited the Cape Town
Nazareth Care: Giving Care to the Vulnerable Read Post »
Having a diocesan synod every ten years is good practice, according to the vicar for evangelisation of Johannesburg archdiocese which
Archdiocese of Johannesburg Gears Up for Synod Read Post »
A priest from the Free State says his appointment as the Superior of the general house of the Oblates of
SA Priest Now Heads Oblate Rome House Read Post »
An Oblate theologian will hit the asphalt on his bicycle in October to raise funds for the community outreach programme
Theologian Hits the Road to Raise Funds Read Post »
President Cyril Ramaphosa agreed with Church leaders that things need to improve in South Africa, and pledged to meet again
President Ramaphosa to Church Leaders: Let’s Meet Again Read Post »
The High Court in Johannesburg made a ruling that will open up a way for thousands of sick miners to
J&P Strikes Court Victory For Sick Gold Miners Read Post »
Some 23 unemployed youth from disadvantaged and at-risk areas in Cape Town graduated after participating in a life-skills course that
Unemployed Youths Ready for Work Read Post »