Why we are on the cusp of civil war
A few weeks ago Spanish citizens took to the streets in protest against their country spending almost R1 billion for […]
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A flash of distraction
Flash and dark. Another flash there. Dark. Flash here again, I shift my eyes, then dark. I sat amazed, searching
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Time for men to step up
In August, Women’s Month, I seem to have been faced with quite an emphasis on males, both men and boys.
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Let your wounds help heal others
BY SIHLE MAGUBANE AS we prepare for the feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross on September 14, we
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Marketing the faith for good
There is increasing sentiment within various levels of Catholic hierarchy these days about the biggest challenge facing the Church: the
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Church lost an opportunity
Weeks ago, when those haunting images of starving women, children and the elderly began flooding the Kenyan media, the secretary-general
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500 friends, right at our fingertips
‘I inboxed her”; “He updated his profile”; “She had it on her wall”; “I added him as a friend”; “I
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Can Africa escape its misery?
By Raymond Mwangala OMI In May 2000, the cover page of The Economist proclaimed Africa a “hopeless continent”. Such negative
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Navigating the church pew
There is nothing that appeals more to my innate sense of laziness than receiving e-mails from fellow Catholics who are
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