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FOR SA comments on latest health regulations, extended period for public...
Minister of Health Dr Joe Paahla As expected, the Minister of Health published new health regulations yesterday ahead of last night’s midnight expiry of Covid-19 restrictions originally imposed via a...
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Action 4 Freedom lodges appeal against high court judgment over health...
The Western Cape High Court Action 4 Freedom (A4F) has lodged an appeal against a decision by the Western Cape High Court to dismiss its urgent application over the period of consultation regarding...
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Samuel Murrombe: from gangster to international soul winner — Episode 1
In His Name Ministries crusade director Sam Murrombe Episode 1 of a gripping account in three episodes of how Jesus turned a hardened, violent criminal into a passionate crusade evangelist who is now...
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Leaders meet to revisit ‘Kairos Document’, reimagine prophetic voice of...
Participants in a gathering in Pretoria this week to revisit the 1985 Kairos Document. They are, from the left, Prof Credo Manganyi (UNISA), Prof Klippies Kritzinger (UNISA), Rev Frank Chikane (WCC),...
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Kairos Network has ‘historic meetings’ ahead of July conference
Dr Anton Knoetze chairman of the Kairos Network The Kairos Network (KN) — an association of Dutch Reformed Church members committed to preserving biblical truth — had “historic meetings” in the past...
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Samuel Murrombe: from gangster to international soul winner — Episode 2
This is post 2 of 2 in the series “Samuel Murrombe: from gangster to international soul winner” Samuel Murrombe: from gangster to international soul winner — Episode 1 Samuel Murrombe: from gangster...
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Court cases, confusion over health regulations
Supporters of Action 4 Freedom (A4F) outside the High Court in Cape Town on April 26 before the start of a case in which A4F took the minister of health to court over the validity of the process for...
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Nurse who disarmed hospital gunman gives glory to God
Sister Diane Seale, left, at New Somerset Hospital in Cape Town with deputy nursing manager Salama Basardien on May 11 2022 (PHOTO: Esa Alexander/Times Live) A veteran nurse who calmly subdued an...
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Churches urged to commemorate ‘Persecution Sunday’ on June 12
Open doors calls on churches and Christian organisation to commemorate Persecution Sunday on June 12. Churches with bells are asked to ring them at 9am on the day (PHOTO: Supplied) The ministry...
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ACDP, Action 4 Freedom submit petitions against World Health Organization...
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus (PHOTO: CNBC.com) Yesterday ACDP President Rev Kenneth Meshoe and Deputy President Wayne Thring submitted two petitions to Parliament aimed at preventing...
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‘Man of Honour’ aims to break sit-ups world record on Saturday
Former paratrooper and fired-up Christian Terry Gibbon, 55 aims to break the world record for doing the most sit-ups in one hour during an event at Viva Gym, Gqeberha (PE), on Saturday. He says he is...
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Namibian DRC leaders hold lengthy talks with SA leaders over differences
Dutch Reformed Church in Marienthal, Namibia (PHOTO: Twitter) A three-member task group of Dutch Reformed Church leaders from Namibia spent 15 hours in talks with senior DRC leaders in South Africa...
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Joyous celebration of Ascension Day in Nelson Mandela Bay
Roar Worship leads an open-air Ascension Day service in Nelson Mandela Bay A feeling of immense joy flooded the Vuyisile Mini Square (Market Square) in front of the City Hall in Gqeberha (PE) as...
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Civil society groups agree on steps to change electoral system before 2024...
SA Civil society groups meet in Somerset West to discuss a strategy to change the electoral system before the next elections. On Friday May 27 a large cohort of civil society organisations held a...
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From ‘pot of pap’ to nationwide food aid — Pastor Bert Pretorius shares his...
Wheelbarrows of food on their way to shacks in Cosmo City, Johannesburg — part of a massive, countrywide food distribution initiative sponsored by companies and coordinated by a massive, church-led...
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Terry prays through cramps to break sit-ups world record
Terry Gibbon, 55, on his way to setting a new world record for 1-hour of sit-ups Terry Gibbon, 55 achieved his goal last Saturday of breaking the world record for doing the most full sit-ups in an hour...
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Sarah Ferguson — swimming for the glory of God and for pollution-free oceans
Saran Ferguson Neziswa Kanju spoke to endurance swimmer Sarah Ferguson about the faith dimension behind her pioneering extreme swimming exploits to raise awareness of ocean pollution. In early April...
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Church must act now to help resolve service delivery crisis in Nelson Mandela...
An all-too-familiar sight in Nelson Mandela Bay, a street flooded as a result of an unattended water leak (PHOTO: Joseph Chirume/GroundUp) It is time for church leaders and Christian citizens in Nelson...
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TESTIMONY: Jabu Ndaba — from despairing prisoner to joyful prison evangelist
Evangelist Jabu Ndaba and his wife Nozipho Growing up in Soweto, Johannesburg, Jabu Ndaba and his boyhood friends admired older, violent, neighbourhood criminals who hijacked cars and trucks. He says...
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‘Problematic’ ConCourt ruling leaves parents with ‘no clear right’ to bury...
PHOTO: Steve Allen Getty Images/ Scientific American The Constitutional Court has found that the Births and Death Registration Act (BADRA) does not prohibit the burial of the remains of a child that...
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