Fredrick Nzwili, ENI News

Nairobi, Kenya – Faith groups in sub-Saharan Africa have launched long-term environmental protection action plans, which they say they will undertake in the next seven

Nairobi, Kenya – Kenyan Christian and Muslim leaders are calling for calm in the coastal city of Mombasa after two days of violence over the

Tensions have heightened in central Nigeria following the killing on 8 August of four people near a mosque, a day after 20 worshippers in a

Anglican archbishop-elect Stanley Ntagali of Uganda hopes disagreement in the Anglican Communion can be resolved when a successor to Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams, who

In Sierra Leone, a West African country still recovering from civil war, a church-operated radio station is about to hit the airwaves with messages of

Nairobi, Kenya – Conditions in the Dadaab refugee complex in northeastern Kenya are worsening, one year after thousands of Somali migrants flocked to the settlement,

Faith leaders in Kenya condemned attacks on two churches on July 1 in the northeastern town of Garissa that left 17 people dead and 66

In the Central African Republic, churches are aiding victims of the violence associated with Ugandan warlord Joseph Kony and his rebel group, the Lord’s Resistance

Nairobi, Kenya – When a missionary asked Africans in Zanzibar to tell him something about their God, they simply said, “God thunders!” The cleric had

Nairobi Christian leaders from around the world are calling on the international community to intervene in the violence in Sudan’s Southern Kordofan border state, where an air