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Daily Nation: Kenyans have religiously co-existed for a remarkably long time. The debate spinning around the Kadhi’s courts seems to unnecessarily strain the harmony. This debate has generated considerable ill-feelings ever since the country undertook
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A Kakamega resident goes through the harmonised Draft Constitution of Kenya. Lobby groups have rubbished the tough talk by the Christian clergy against the inclusion of the Kadhi’s court in the new …
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Church leaders in Kenya are rallying their followers against a draft constitution they say favours Muslims and will tear the country apart, reports Ecumenical News International.
“Christians will not relent in holding out this position as it is our national duty,” said the Rev. Peter Karanja, general secretary of the National Council of Churches of Kenya, on 1 February.
Karanja spoke at a press conference in Nairobi in which the leaders released a statement warning that a clause in the pro… >>
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Church leaders in Kenya are rallying their followers against a draft constitution they say favours Muslims and will tear the country apart. Muslims argue that it protects their rights.
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Roman Catholic bishops in Kenya are worried that drafters of the country’s new constitution are trying to secretly legalize abortion by staying life begins at birth instead of conception. You must be a logged in daily text service subscriber to view full
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Nairobi, Kenya (LifeNews.com) — The new draft constitution in Kenya, a southeastern African country, protects the life of unborn children from conception. The move came after Christian leaders threatened to oppose the new constitution if it did not explicitly prevent any expansion of abortion.
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Muslims have urged Christians to support the inclusion of kadhis courts in the new constitution.
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Roman Catholic bishops in Kenya are contesting a new clause in the country’s draft constitution, which states that life begins at birth instead of conception, reports Ecumenical News International.
The bishops have warned that a parliamentary select committee debating the draft law in Naivasha, a town about 70 kilometres (42 miles) west of Nairobi, is secretly attempting to legalise abortion through the new clause…. >>
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The Kenyan Parliamentary Select Committee on Constitutional Review has recommended a revision to the country’s constitution to alter a clause that defines life as starting at conception to state that it starts at birth, reports Thaddeus M. Baklinski, LifeSiteNews.com.
Though the draft of the new constitution, assembled by a Committee of Experts, contains no specific reference to abortion, the revision to the clause dealing with the right to life and redefinition of when life begins and ends h… >>
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Christians have been advised to ensure that denominational differences do not divide but unite them.
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NAIROBI — The founder of Kenya’s former Mungiki gang, known for its beheadings, said at a funeral that gathered 10,000 people Saturday that the sect had made a new beginning by embracing Christianity.
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NAIROBI — The founder of Kenya’s former Mungiki gang, known for its beheadings, said at a funeral that gathered 10,000 people Saturday that the sect had made a new beginning by embracing Christianity.
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Nairobi — Every Sunday from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m., millions of shillings are spent to broadcast sermons on major television stations in the country. Since they all target the same audience, the religious tussle for souls is reminiscent of showbiz – and it is big business.
Investigations by the Sunday Nation show the length to which some preachers go to make sure viewers part with hard-earned income in return for the promise of good health, bountiful harvests, children for the barren, and immense wealth
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The Catholic Church has protested over a move by the Parliamentary Select Committee on Constitutional Review to alter a clause, which defines that life starts at conception to state that it starts at birth.
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Police have been deployed to St Mathews Anglican Church in Webuye ahead of a parish council meeting to resolve leadership wrangles.
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Worship service at a Nairobi church was on Sunday paralysed as faithful engaged in a shouting match over a project benefiting poor children.
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Demonstrators hold banners during an anti-abortion march in Brasilia, Brazil, last year. The message on the placards reads: ‘’How can we legalise death when we want life’’. A statement from th…
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NAIROBI – Kenyan police arrested a prominent Muslim activist in chaotic scenes yesterday as seven suspects appeared in Nairobi’s high court accused of involvement in riots that rocked the capital on Friday. The chairperson of Kenya’s Muslim Human
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THE visiting Kenyan Vice President, Stephen Kalonzo Musyoka, yesterday unexpectedly turned up for prayers at a born-again church in Jinja.
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At least 27 people have died while 70,000 are in urgent need of shelter, water, food and healthcare after heavy rainfall caused massive flooding, forcing thousands to leave their homes in Kenya, reports CISA.
The heavy rains that started in December have destroyed roads and bridges cutting off villagers and leaving them without food and safe water, putting them at risk of cholera and other waterborne diseases.
According to local residents, the roads to Baragoi in Samburu and Kargi in Mars… >>