My run-in with a most pompous British PM
Harold Wilson, prime minister of Britain and its ever decreasing dominions in the 1960s, would turn in his grave were […]
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Woosh: Helicopter church takes off
One of the newest entrants in Nairobi’s ever expanding “churchscape” has a name that reminds me of a story I
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Brief encounter with opulence
Take two very ordinary words: “orient” and “express”, and when you string them together you get something entirely out of
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Ntabeni Perspectives
Justice at the centre of evangelisation
No one living in the world today needs convincing as to how poverty crucifies its victims. It comes mostly in
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A heavenly hotline for almost every problem
By John Cowan In the days long before telephone hotlines and call centres, ordinary people had to cope with a
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Perspectives Shackleton
How the rules for sainthood changed
It is my understanding that in the early days of the Church there was no such thing as a cause
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Believing beyond seeing
Mankind’s propensity to believe in perception rather than truth never ceases to amaze me. Certainly, the media and communications industries
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Perspectives Simmermacher
More than words
Nothing can confuse communication as much as words. One can choose them as carefully as possible, shooting for pin-point accuracy
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A pricey hotline
A feature of air travel is that it allows you at best to make new friends, or at worst an