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1. You don’t have to setup and pay for your own blog. Just send us your article in any common format and we might publish it!
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We aim to publish quality articles on a variety of subjects. Articles should be about 500 words. Please note that every contribution is on a volunteer basis, for which there is no monetary compensation.
People from Africa are especially encouraged to submit their blogs
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International Medical Corps Responding to 4-Day Onslaught of Mass Sexual Violence in Remote Congolese Village
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International Medical Corps is responding to an incident of mass sexual violence perpetrated by armed groups over the course of four days in a remote village in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. So far, atleast 150 women are believed to have been targeted. The incident began when armed men entered a local village,urging the population not to flee by convincing them that they were only there to find food. However, after dark another group of armed men reportedly arrived, and over the next ...
Read Full Post »Church in Jos says religion alone not to blame for recent violence
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The recent episodes of violence that have plagued the Plateau State(central Nigeria) in the past months (see Fides 17/3/2010 and25/3/2010) were at the heart of the discussions at the 8th GeneralAssembly of the Archdiocese of Jos, the State's capital. The theme ofthe Assembly was: “The Challenges of Religious and Political Conflictsto the Church in Plateau State” and it was held August 16-20 at the“Sacred Heart Pastoral Centre” in Jos. “The General Assembly regretsthe ...
Read Full Post »After the World Cup: Policy Dilemmas Tackle South African Goverment
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The 2010 FIFA World Cup drew to a close on July 11, 2010, with a Spanish victory and a thunderous ceremony. South Africa took a bow as the world applauded its wonderful organization of the high profile tournament.
A record number of people across the globe viewed the tournament, and the crime rate was the lowest of any World Cup. The direct economic impact of the event is estimated at around 0.5% of GDP in 2011, and the tournament did much to burnish South Africa’s imag...
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