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Zimbabwe at the Crossroads

30/7/2013

Fatally Flawed
Tomorrow, 31 July, Zimbabweans will be going to the Polls. Despite pleas from the opposition parties, from the leaders of the Southern African Development Community, and even from President Jacob Zuma of South Africa, that the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission was patently unready for the mammoth task awaiting it, and that the constitutional safeguards demanded by observers, voters and their representatives, have not yet been put into place, Mugabe and his ZANU-PF cohorts are pushing on ahead, against all advice and protests, with yet another blatantly rigged, uneven and fatally flawed election.

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Literature for Africa

16/7/2013

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Bibles for Africa
From the very beginning of Frontline Fellowship, in 1982, our highest priority has been delivering and distributing Bibles and providing Bible teaching. On my very first Mission to the persecuted Church in Mozambique, when asked what their greatest need was, their answers were uniformly: "Biblia!" They wanted Bibles. Over the last 31 years, Frontline Fellowship has delivered and distributed over 500,000 Bibles and New Testaments in 100 languages throughout Africa. Many were purchased from the Bible Society. We sponsored the printing of several Bibles, in other languages, not available from the Bible Society.

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SOUTH SUDAN CELEBRATES 2 YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE

8/7/2013

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Celebration
Tomorrow, 9 July 2013, will mark the second anniversary of South Sudan's successful struggle for secession.

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Sudan Closes Schools, Confiscates Property & Expels Foreign Christians

4/7/2013

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Schools Targeted
Expatriates working in Khartoum, the capital of Sudan, have been harassed, threatened and interrogated. Independent schools have been targeted for Islamisation. Schools that have failed to strictly segregate boys and girls, and provide Islamic Studies, to the satisfaction of the State, have been closed down.

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Egyptian Uprising

3/7/2013

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What is Going On in Egypt?
Egyptians are saying that American President Obama owes the people of Egypt an apology and the taxpayers of America a refund! The population of Egypt have overwhelmingly rejected the Muslim Brotherhood regime of Mohamed Morsi. After over 20 million Egyptians signed a petition pleading for the removal of Morsi and his dictatorial regime, and over 17 million people marched in the streets, throughout Egypt, calling for the removal of Morsi and his Muslim Brotherhood radicals, the Egyptian military have stepped in, placed Morsi and over a hundred of his key leaders in custody. The Egyptian Army Commander, General Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi, announced that Morsi will be replaced by the Chief Justice of the Constitutional Court of Egypt, pending new elections.

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Obama Faces Opposition in Africa

2/7/2013

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The Most Expensive Presidential Visit in History
Obama's visit to South Africa is being described as "the most expensive presidential tour ever!" (The cost to the US taxpayer is over US$100 million. This is not counting the cost to the host governments in Africa either.) Military cargo planes have air lifted in 56 support vehicles, including 14 limousines and three trucks loaded with sheets of bulletproof glass to cover the windows of any locations where the first family will stay. Fighter jets will be flying in shifts giving 24-hour coverage over the president's air space.

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Zimbabwe at the Crossroads

Literature for Africa

SOUTH SUDAN CELEBRATES 2 YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE

Sudan Closes Schools, Confiscates Property & Expels Foreign Christians

Egyptian Uprising

Obama Faces Opposition in Africa

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