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Hundreds Embrace Salvation at Powerful Limbe for Jesus Crusade Led by Prophet Leonard Izuchukwu Iwu
Successful Limbe for Jesus Crusade at Sena Complex, Blantyre
Blantyre, Malawi – The Synagogue Outreach International Ministry hosted a powerful crusade on the 27th of September, 2024, at the Sena Complex in Limbe Market, Blantyre City. Led by the esteemed Man of God, Prophet Leonard Izuchukwu Iwu, the event attracted a large gathering of believers and seekers alike.
The crusade centered on the gospel of salvation, with Prophet Iwu delivering a profound message on the love and redemption available through our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. The message of hope and eternal life resonated with the audience, leading to a remarkable response from the crowd.
According to reports, many people were deeply moved by the preaching and decided to give their lives to Christ, embracing the salvation offered through the gospel. The atmosphere was filled with praise and worship, with inspiring music provided by Simeon Bingala and John Chirombo.
The Limbe for Jesus Crusade is hailed as a significant spiritual victory, with lives transformed and souls saved through the power of the gospel. The Synagogue Outreach International Ministry has expressed gratitude for the success of the event, thanking God for the impact made and for the souls won into His Kingdom.
Tracing Our Roots: How Fiji’s First Settlers and the Spread of Lapita Culture Connect Us All
The Arrival of Fiji’s First Settlers and the Spread of Lapita Culture
Around 3,500 years ago, the first settlers of Fiji arrived from the islands of Melanesia, bringing with them essential elements of their culture, including pigs, staple foods, and a distinctive style of pottery known as Lapita Ware. This pottery is more than just a craft; it represents a highly developed culture with advanced skills in navigation, canoe building, and horticulture.
As these early Fijians settled and thrived, some groups eventually migrated further to Tonga and Samoa, carrying the Lapita culture with them, demonstrating the interconnectedness of the Pacific islands.
This migration and cultural spread highlight a broader pattern of human movement across the globe, where seemingly disconnected communities share a common origin. Similar to how some people today might draw divisions within Africa by tribes or geography, the truth is that many of these groups originally shared the same cultural roots. In Africa, these shared roots are seen in the ancient Nubian culture, which connects various African identities back to a common heritage.
One notable artifact of this shared heritage is the Afro comb, traditionally used for styling woolly hair. The oldest examples of this comb have been discovered in regions like Sudan and ancient Egypt (Kemet), underscoring the deep and shared history of African peoples.
Putin Visits Mongolia Amid ICC Arrest Warrant Concerns
Russian President Vladimir Putin has made his first visit to Mongolia, marking his first trip to a member country of the International Criminal Court (ICC) since the court issued a warrant for his arrest last year.
He was greeted by Mongolia’s leader during an elaborate ceremony in the capital city, Ulaanbaatar, on Tuesday.
The ICC has issued a warrant against Putin over allegations of the illegal deportation of Ukrainian children.
Despite the warrant, a Kremlin spokesperson stated there were no concerns that Putin would be arrested during his visit to Mongolia.
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President Julius Maada Bio and First Lady Fatima Maada Bio Depart for 2024 China-Africa Cooperation Forum in Beijing
His Excellency Dr. Julius Maada Bio, President of Sierra Leone, along with his wife, First Lady Dr. Fatima Maada Bio, has departed from Freetown International Airport to attend the 2024 China-Africa Cooperation Forum (FOCAC) Summit in Beijing. The summit, scheduled to take place from September 4th to 6th, 2024, is a significant event that will bring together leaders from across Africa and China to discuss and strengthen their partnership.
President Bio’s participation in the FOCAC Summit highlights Sierra Leone’s commitment to fostering strong diplomatic and economic ties with China, a key global player and a major partner in Africa’s development journey. The summit is expected to address critical issues such as trade, investment, infrastructure development, and sustainable growth, offering a platform for African nations to voice their needs and priorities.
First Lady Dr. Fatima Maada Bio, known for her active engagement in humanitarian and social causes, will accompany the President, representing Sierra Leone on the international stage and showcasing the nation’s dynamic leadership.
This year’s FOCAC Summit comes at a crucial time as Africa seeks to recover and rebuild in the post-pandemic era, with an emphasis on innovation, digital transformation, and strengthening resilience against global challenges. The summit promises to be a pivotal moment for redefining China-Africa relations and exploring new avenues of cooperation.
Stay tuned to AfrinityTv for updates on the summit and the latest from Sierra Leone’s delegation in Beijing!
Tinubu Shakes Up Nigeria’s Security Forces with Major Appointments—Meet the New Power Players!
President Bola Tinubu has appointed new Directors-General for the National Intelligence Agency (NIA) and the Department of State Services (DSS) following the resignation of their predecessors. Ambassador Mohammed Mohammed, a seasoned foreign service officer, has been named to lead the NIA, while Mr. Adeola Oluwatosin Ajayi, an experienced intelligence professional, will take charge of the DSS.
Ambassador Mohammed brings extensive experience to his role, having served in various capacities within the NIA since 1995. His distinguished career includes postings in countries such as North Korea, Pakistan, and Sudan, as well as a significant role at the State House in Abuja. He most recently served as the head of Nigeria’s mission to Libya.
Mr. Ajayi, the newly appointed Director-General of the DSS, has also climbed the ranks within the agency. He has served as State Director in multiple states, including Bauchi, Enugu, Bayelsa, Rivers, and Kogi, eventually becoming an Assistant Director-General before his current appointment.
President Tinubu has tasked the new leaders with leveraging their vast experience to enhance the performance of the NIA and DSS. He urged them to address the nation’s security challenges through greater collaboration with other agencies and by working closely with the Office of the National Security Adviser (ONSA).
The President also expressed his appreciation to the outgoing Directors-General for their service to the country and wished them well in their future endeavors. These appointments are a key step in President Tinubu’s efforts to bolster the nation’s intelligence agencies and strengthen national security.
Shocking: Opposition Leader Demands President Chakwera Reveal Truth Behind Vice-President’s Mysterious Plane Crash!
Opposition leader George Chaponda in Malawi has urged President Lazarus Chakwera to make public the findings of the investigation into the June 10, 2024, plane crash that tragically claimed the lives of Vice-President Saulos Chilima and eight others. Chaponda’s appeal follows a widely circulated interview indicating that German experts had already handed over their investigative report to the Malawian government. However, the First Deputy Speaker advised Chaponda to adhere to parliamentary protocols if he wishes to formally address the matter in the legislative assembly.
Source: Nation Publications Limited
Shocking Move: Sierra Leone to Double Maternity Leave—What It Means for New Mothers!
Hon. Cathrine Zainab Tarawally, Chairperson of the Committee on Gender and Children’s Affairs in Sierra Leone’s Parliament, has announced a plan to extend maternal leave from three to six months. This announcement comes as the country prepares to observe World Breastfeeding Week from August 1 to August 7.
In her statement, Hon. Tarawally highlighted Parliament’s dedication to bolstering support for new mothers. She explained that Sierra Leone is taking steps to align with global practices by enacting the Breast Milk Substitute Act and aiming to extend maternal leave to six months. She also called for stricter regulations to close shops selling harmful baby foods.
Hon. Tarawally encouraged public support for exclusive breastfeeding during the first six months, stressing its importance for infant health.
Similarly, Deputy Minister of Trade, Fatmata Kargbo, expressed support for this initiative, emphasizing the need for collaborative efforts with Parliament to advocate for breastfeeding. She advised market women to ensure their infants are breastfed for 20 minutes every two hours for optimal growth and development.
Minister of State at the Vice President’s Office, Manty Tarawallie, addressed the issue of malnutrition, identifying it as a major factor in infant mortality. She emphasized that breastfeeding is vital for boosting immunity, brain development, and emotional bonding.
Liv Elin Indreiten, Deputy Director of UNICEF, praised breastfeeding as a free and effective way to reduce child mortality by 16%. She called for stronger government support for breastfeeding through legislation and improved healthcare services and advocated for workplaces to support extended maternity leave. Indreiten also underscored the importance of community involvement, recognizing that raising a child is a collective effort.
Nationwide Chaos: Thousands of Nigerians Revolt Against Government in Explosive ‘Days of Rage’ Protests!
Thousands of Nigerians have mobilized for a 10-day nationwide protest against the country’s economic challenges and what they describe as “bad governance.” Despite government appeals to halt the demonstrations, the protests, called “Days of Rage,” are proceeding as planned.
Key Demands:
– Fuel Price Rollback: Protesters demand the reversal of recent fuel price increases.
– Affordable Electricity: They call for the restoration of lower electricity tariffs.
– Reduced Import Duties: A reduction in import duties is sought to ease economic pressure.
– Education Costs: Protesters want a reversal of the recent hikes in tertiary education fees.
– Government Transparency: They demand greater transparency and accountability in governance.
– Support for SMEs: An emergency fund for small and medium-sized enterprises is also a key demand.
Government’s Response:
– Presidential Acknowledgment:
byPresident Bola Tinubu has acknowledged the right to peaceful protest but cautions against the potential risks associated with the demonstrations.
– Official Critique: Senior officials in the administration have labeled the protests as “unwarranted” and “politically motivated.”
– Security Concerns:
Security agencies have issued warnings about the potential for violence and chaos.
Protest Developments:
– Heavy Military Presence: Abuja’s roads are largely deserted, with a significant military presence noted.
– Gathering Points: Protesters have assembled at Moshood Abiola Stadium in Abuja and under the Ikeja bridge in Lagos.
– Security Deployment: Police and soldiers have been deployed to these protest sites.
– Court Order Defiance: Protesters have defied a court order limiting demonstrations to the stadium.
– Economic Impact: Many offices and markets in Abuja’s city center are shut down.
President Bio Announces Major Partnership with US to Transform Sierra Leone’s Energy Sector
President Bio Discusses Partnership with US Millennium Challenge Corporation
Freetown, Sierra Leone – This afternoon, His Excellency President Julius Maada Bio spoke with Alice Albright, the CEO of the US Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC). The call highlighted the strong partnership between the MCC, the US Government, and the people of Sierra Leone.
President Bio emphasized his administration’s commitment to strengthening democracy and promoting economic development. He expressed enthusiasm for the recently approved Compact by the MCC Board, which is key to the government’s plan to reform the energy sector.
“We look forward to starting the implementation of the Compact,” President Bio said, underscoring the importance of this initiative for Sierra Leone’s future.
Liberian President Slashes His Own Salary by 40% Amid Economic Crisis – You Won’t Believe the New Figure!
Liberian President Joseph Boakai has announced a significant 40% reduction in his salary. This decision aims to set an example of “responsible governance” and show “solidarity” with the people of Liberia.
The issue of government salaries has been a contentious topic, with many Liberians expressing concerns over the rising cost of living. In Liberia, approximately one in five people live on less than $2 a day. President Boakai, whose annual salary was previously $13,400, will see his income reduced to $8,000 following this cut.
This action by President Boakai follows a similar move by his predecessor, George Weah, who had previously taken a 25% salary reduction.
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