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The globally recognized evangelist Billy Graham will be honored with a statue raised at the US Capitol Statuary Hall today, May 16. Representing the state of North Carolina, the seven-foot bronze statue will accentuate Billy Graham’s lifelong commitment to the gospel and his obedience to Christ.

Explore the complex landscape of terrorism in Africa, highlighted at the U.N.'s high-level conference, where experts identify the continent as the epicenter of Islamist terrorism. Al-Qaida, ISIS, and their affiliates are on the rise, with over half of global terrorist victims in 2023 located in sub-Saharan Africa, particularly in West Africa and the Sahel region. The 2022 Global Terrorism Index underscores the impact on African nations.

Explore the complex landscape of terrorism in Africa, highlighted at the U.N.'s high-level conference, where experts identify the continent as the epicenter of Islamist terrorism. Al-Qaida, ISIS, and their affiliates are on the rise, with over half of global terrorist victims in 2023 located in sub-Saharan Africa, particularly in West Africa and the Sahel region. The 2022 Global Terrorism Index underscores the impact on African nations.

Christmas gift books that will inspire, entertain, or inform include oldies-but-still-goodies as well as newer releases.

Are there any questions about how the church is adapting to the rapid pace of technological change in our modern world? In an era where smartphones are an extension of our hands, and artificial intelligence is shaping our daily lives, the intersection of faith and technology raises intriguing How does the church navigate this digital

Lusaka - Zambia: Copperbelt-based Catholic Priest Fr. Andrew Chewe Mukosa has warned that President Hakainde Hichilema risks being the worst President if he

Lusaka - Zambia: By Kapya Kaoma

Lusaka - Zambia: The cost of living for a family of five as measured by the Catholic Church organisation - Jesuit Centre for Theological Reflection (JCTR)

Lusaka - Zambia: By Mwansa Chalwe Snr

The Comesa market in Zambia's capital Lusaka appears to be bustling, but traders say business is suffering as a weak local currency pushes up prices, adding to the hardships of a population already struggling with soaring living costs.