South African Christian News: Telling the God Stories of Africa
Gateway News volunteer reporter Ndileka Aboagye appeals to SA Christians to let faith lead where fear divides. “This is not a political view but a faith stand,” she says. Once again, South Africa finds itself in the global spotlight for all the wrong reasons. Reports of violence against African foreign […]
Originally published in Worthy News Despite the devastation and uncertainty brought by the ongoing conflict in Iran, a remarkable spiritual movement is quietly accelerating beneath the surface. Christian leaders report that the nation’s underground Church is not only enduring — but growing stronger — amid the chaos. Todd Nettleton of […]
Originally published in Israel365News Last month, General Muhoozi Kainerugaba posted that he was “ready to deploy 100 000 Ugandan soldiers in Israel. Under my command. To protect the Holy Land. The land of Jesus Christ our God.” Kainerugaba is Uganda’s Commander of Defence Forces and the son of its president, […]
Tha South African government has remained “indefensibly silent” about widespread and escalating anti-Christian violence across Africa, says Bafana Modise national spokesman of South African Friends of Israel. “In SAFI’s first quarterly report and statement on Christian Massacres & Persecution in Africa, the organisation can confirm that over 200 000 African […]
By Rachel Kalidass, Awakening South Africa Prayer and Repentance movement As South Africans commemorate Freedom Day on April 27, we remember more than just a historic election — we remember a nation on the brink of conflict, and a miraculous transition that defied global expectations. In the early 1990s South […]
Originally published in IsraelNews365 Reza Pahlavi, the activist exiled crown prince of Iran told thousands of young American Christians something the Islamic Republic desperately does not want the world to know: the faith it has spent 46 years trying to eradicate is not dying in Iran. It is multiplying. The […]
CRL chair’s recent interviews expose state-control agenda of Section 22 process, despite claims that it is an open, voluntary dialogue, says FOR SA in the article below At the recent CRL Press conference on March 25, 2026, Rev John Maloma, the newly appointed chair of CRL’s Section 22 Committee for […]
Every year at this time, Jewish families around the world gather at the Passover table and ask a question that has echoed across three millennia: “Why is this night different from all other nights?” In a powerful sermon, Messianic teacher Jonathan Cahn answers that question in a way that may […]
Originally published in thinc The ICJ proceedings in South Africa v. Israel have drawn an unprecedented number of state interventions, reflecting the case’s growing geopolitical and legal significance. A broad coalition of countries — including Spain, Ireland, Turkey, and several Latin American states — has intervened in support of South Africa’s interpretation […]
One of the talking points about the conflict in Iran is whether the US and Israel complied with international law when they launched military action against the regime. South Africa’s Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO), for one, says the attacks on their ally were unlawful. In this video, […]