By LUCICA DITIU | Published Oct 26, 2018
A radio station once dedicated an hour to honour a veteran journalist who was going on retirement. Admirers and well-wishers called the station to share their stories of his great works and how the journalist changed their lives. Some people who tuned in after the introduction of the show had been made, started circulating a false rumour that the journalist had actually died.
By David Monyae | Published Oct 24, 2018
Africans have always had contradictory relations with religions. Even from 400 years ago when sailors landed in the Cape with bible in one hand and a gun in the other. Missionary objectives have always been double pronged, maybe even single pronged with one being a smokescreen for the other. African resources have been plundered and ploughed in the name of religion in either natural resources or people.
By Voices360 Contributor | Published Oct 22, 2018
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