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Murder of priest highlights rising violence in South Africa

Murder of priest highlights rising violence in South Africa
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Tanzania s forest agency embarks on tree planting mobilization campaigns

Tanzania Forest Services Agency (TFS), a state-run agency mandated for the management of national forest reserves and bee resources, said Sunday it has embarked on mobilizing people to plant trees across the country. Emmanuel Mgimwa, the TFS manager for the Nyamagana district in the Mwanza region, said the agency has…

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Thousands turn up for the Boomplay campus tour grand finale in Mwanza

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Ministries of religious women in Eastern and Central Africa still thrived during the pandemic

A group of Little Sisters of St. Francis learn about various ways of protecting themselves from COVID-19. (Association of Consecrated Women in Eastern and Central Africa) Editor s note: As part of our Coronavirus: One Year Later coverage, we invited leaders of women s congregational associations to reflect on how the pandemic has affected religious life in their regions. Some provided overviews; others focused on their individual congregations as emblematic of shared experience. This entry is from the Association of Consecrated Women in Eastern and Central Africa (ACWECA), which includes national associations of sisters from Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Malawi, Sudan, South Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia and Zimbabwe.

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