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Arrest of Bishop Samuel Musabyimana

Arrest of Bishop Samuel Musabyimana

Yesterday Thursday 26th April 2001 at about noon Bishop Samuel Musabyimana was arrested at his house in Nairobi by unknown people.

27 April 2001

Kenyan Inter-denominational women seminar discusses their role in church

Kenyan Inter-denominational women seminar discusses their role in church

Women from the various Kenyan church denominations gathered at St. Paul's United Theological College in Limuru, Kenya, to share their experiences in ministry and urged the church to find measures to improve poor women and structures that empower and disempower them.

02 April 2001

Fight between Muslim and hawkers

Fight between Muslim and hawkers

Fighting that erupted in Nairobi last week in which an Anglican Archbishop was slightly hurt, was between Muslims and hawkers, dispelling earlier reports that the fight was between Muslim and Christian youths. 

14 December 2000

Muslim and Christian youths clash in Kenyan capital

Muslim and Christian youths clash in Kenyan capital

Muslim and Christian youths fought running battles in Nairobi on Friday (1 December) as a church was burned down and dozens of people, including Kenya's Anglican archbishop, were injured. 

04 December 2000

HIV test a must for widows, says church

HIV test a must for widows, says church

The Anglican Church of Kenya (ACK) will allow widows in Nyanza Province to remarry in the church after establishing the HIV/Aids status of the their late husbands

06 September 2000

"Discerning Our Way Together"

"Discerning Our Way Together"

Three departments of the Anglican Church of Kenya have combined to launch a joint Civic Education Programme (CEP) entitled "Discerning Our Way Together." Kenyan Archbishop, the Most Revd Dr David Gitari, launched the new programme at All Saints Cathedral earlier this year.

23 August 2000

Meeting the World Bank

Meeting the World Bank

Poverty is most concentrated in Africa, where over 250 million people experience chronic hunger, a further 180 million are undernourished, and more than 40% of the population live in abject poverty.

18 May 2000

A Note Of The Death Of Bishop Okullu In Kenya

A Note Of The Death Of Bishop Okullu In Kenya

This note is a tribute to the Right Reverend J Henry Okullu, whose death on March 13 was reported in an Ecumenical News International release this morning.

22 March 1999

Episcopal Appointments

Episcopal Appointments

The Rt Revd Thomas Kogo, the former Assistant Bishop of the Diocese of Eldoret, has been consecrated Bishop of Eldoret

11 May 1998

President attacks Churches

President attacks Churches

(AANA) Kenyan President Daniel Arap Moi has called on the Churches to keep off politics and instead concentrate on the spiritual needs of the Kenyan people.

10 March 1998