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Bishops in Ivory Coast Resolve to Engage in “destroying barriers, building bridges”
Against the backdrop of a tense atmosphere in Ivory Coast ahead of presidential elections in October, the Catholic bishops in...
“Demonstrate fairness, honesty, calm” During Elections, Lomé Archbishop Appeals
As eligible voters in the West African nation of Togo prepare to take part in the Presidential polls scheduled for...
Togo’s Diocesan Clergy Mark 50 Years of Their Association, Acknowledge Value of Fraternity
The value of togetherness has been acknowledged as the clergy in the West African country of Togo gathered in a...
At Gabon’s National Day of Peace Prayer, Religious Leaders Urge “repentance, conversion”
Against the backdrop of sociopolitical challenges the Central African nation of Gabon has been facing since the re-election of President Ali Bongo...
People in Eastern DRC “crying out for help to those who can hear”: Cardinal after Visit
After his pastoral visit to the Diocese of Butembo-Beni in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) where the country’s military...
Catholic Education Secretariat in Senegal: Challenges, Perceptions, Opportunities
As the Church in the West African nation of Senegal prepares to officially inaugurate the new headquarters of the National...
Uganda’s President Cautions Youth at Catholic Conference against Sex, Alcohol
Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni has cautioned youth drawn from various faith groups at a Catholic conference in the landlocked East...
“Free access to primary education irreversible,” DR Congo Bishops Say
Following challenges in implementing a constitutional provision allowing free access to basic education in the Democratic Republic of the Congo...
In Christmas Message, Bishops in Chad Decry Bad Governance, Want Selfless Leaders
The manner in which the north-central African nation of Chad is being governed is a cause for concern that has...
Togolese Archbishop to Solicit Funds for Beneficiary Candidate “to win election”
As eligible citizens of the West African country of Togo prepare to participate in a poll slated to take place...
“Mortgage of motherland worse than slavery,” Gabonese Bishop Cautions Political Class
As Catholics around the world entered into the second week of the new liturgical year, preparing for the celebration of...
French-Born Bishop-Elect for Algeria’s Constantine Diocese Hopes for Hospitality
The newly appointed Bishop for the diocese of Constantine in Algeria, French-born Monsignor Nicolas Lhernould has expressed hope for being...
“With concerted good will efforts, we can overcome”: Bishops in Liberia on Challenges
As Christians across the globe live the Advent Season, the Catholic Bishops in the West African nation of Liberia have...
Burkina Faso’s Koupéla Archdiocese to Have A New Shepherd: Papal Transfer
Pope Francis has appointed Bishop Gabriel Sayaogo, who has been the Local Ordinary of Burkina Faso’s Manga diocese, the new...
“Do justice to creation, it keeps shouting at us”: African Cardinal to Pilgrims in CAR
During the concluding Mass of the Annual National Pilgrimage in the Central African Republic (CAR) Saturday, December 7, the Archbishop...
“Launching of peace drive successful,” Cameroon Prelates Report on Sensitization Mission
Two Catholic Prelates, Christian Cardinal Tumi and Bishop Andrew Nkea who recently spearheaded a peace delegation to the North West...
Churches Partner to Preserve Tropical Forest in DR Congo, Appreciate Laudato Si’
In the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the Catholic Church has partnered with the Church of Christ of Congo (ECC)...
Newly Headquartered Episcopal Commission “to be voice of voiceless” in Burkina Faso
The Commission for Justice and Peace (CJP) under the Episcopal Conference of Burkina Faso and Niger has taken the firm...
Challenges of Malawians with Albinism to be Addressed in the Launched Two-Year Campaign
In a country where people living with albinism face persistent threats of being killed for their body parts, the Catholic...
Hate Speech Bill “recommending death by hanging an attack on Nigerians”: Bishop
A Nigerian Bishop has termed as “an attack on Nigerians” the proposed bill in his country’s National Assembly that seeks...