Atheists rush to court to block Thursday’s Pope holiday

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President Uhuru Kenyatta has declared November 26, 2015 a public holiday and a national day of prayer and reflection.

>The chairman of the Democratic Party, the Reverend Christopher Mtikila, has filed a petition at the High Court against the introduction of the Kadhi Court in Tanzania.

Philadelphia's Curran-Fromhold Correctional Facility Nijina la magereza atayotembelea Pope Francis, akiwa hapa Pope atakutana na wafungwa na kufanya nao missa ya pamoja. Ni historia kwa Pope kutembelea magereza yaliyo ndani ya Marekani. Magereza hii inaongoza kwa kuwatesa wafungwa na mambo mengi ya ukiukaji haki za kibinadamu.Wafungwa wakitengeza kitu maalum kwa Pope kama zawadi kutoka kwao na kama shukrani kwao kwa kitendo cha kufika kuwaona na kufanya nao missa.Ukitaka kujua kwanini...

Atheism is widely considered a taboo topic in Egypt and non-believers say that they often feel the need to keep their discussions private.

While the process of updating the voters’ register using the biometric voter’s registration (BVR) is still in slow progress, thus making holding a referendum for the proposed Constitution untenable, the government maintains that the date for referendum will not change.

'Gold rush' could be big scam
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AUTHORITIES in Ngorongoro District say the so-called 'gold' discoveries in Sonjo plains, are not confirmed. “All we can say at the moment is that, residents of Mgongo Village in Samunge Ward have been scooping mineral deposits on the bank of the ...

Nigeria's Victor Osimhen, who was top scorer at the 2015 Under-17 World Cup, says he is in no rush to decide his future.

>Tanzanians may not go to a referendum to approve the proposed new constitution any time soon, according to the chairman of the National Electoral Commission (NEC), Retired Judge Damian Lubuva.