The Catholic Institute of Education has released the following statement regarding the destruction of schools in Kwazulu-Natal.
An appeal by the Department of Basic Education
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Bishop Sipuka: Our youth still mattersBishop Sipuka: Our youth still matters
Now at the back of the month of June which is dedicated to appreciating and encouraging young people, Bishop Sithembele Sipuka, the Bishop of Mthatha, wishes to share some thoughts
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President Vella: I would rather resign than sign abortion billPresident Vella: I would rather resign than sign abortion bill
“Vella, who is a doctor by profession, has frequently spoken out against abortion and spoke at an anti-abortion rally last year, prompting criticism from the pro-choice Voice for Choice coalition. Asked
SACBC sponsored RDSP releases its Annual Summary Report of 2020SACBC sponsored RDSP releases its Annual Summary Report of 2020
The Rural Development Support Program (RDSP) was established in 1992 by social activists Jane De Sousa and Rosanne Shields. RDSP supports the protection of human rights, with an emphasis on
SACBC and Mzuzu Diocese confront human traffickingSACBC and Mzuzu Diocese confront human trafficking
The CTIP (Counter Trafficking in Persons) of the SACBC conducted a workshop for the people of the Diocese of Mzuzu in the District of Mzimba, Malawi. The aim of the
The argument for the opening of churches is not only about the “right to worship”The argument for the opening of churches is not only about the “right to worship”
By Bishop Sithembele Sipuka, the President of the SACBC. The Easter season, particularly the Triduum — the three days of Holy Thursday, Good Friday and Holy Saturday — is the
Another overdue victory for human dignityAnother overdue victory for human dignity
Would-be parents have right to bury remains of dead foetus: high court Judge Nomonde Mngqibisa-Thusi declared sections of the Births and Deaths Registration Act (BDRA) — which effectively deems a
SACBC Justice and Peace statement on the senseless killing of Mthokozisi NtumbaSACBC Justice and Peace statement on the senseless killing of Mthokozisi Ntumba
Mthokozisi Ntumba The Southern African Catholic Bishops’ Conference Justice and Peace Commission is deeply shocked by the tragic event and loss of life that took place in Johannesburg on Wednesday,
Pretoria Archdiocese Catholic Health & Welfare Association Conference on the 09 November 2019 at Bertoni CentrePretoria Archdiocese Catholic Health & Welfare Association Conference on the 09 November 2019 at Bertoni Centre
Pretoria Archdiocese Catholic Health & Welfare Association 222 – 244 NPO Jolivet House140 Visagie Street Pretoria0002Tell: 082 7040719, Email: mercywin@mweb.co.za ATTENTION: CATHOLIC HEALTH CARE WORKERS, SOCIAL WORKERS, SAFETY OFFICIALS OF
Watch and Listen Fr Patrick Rakeketsi of SACBC today on Newsroom Africa channel 405, Time 8pm. He will be talking on the SACBC Programs with UN Women on the Tavern Owners, as a response to Gender Based Violence.Watch and Listen Fr Patrick Rakeketsi of SACBC today on Newsroom Africa channel 405, Time 8pm. He will be talking on the SACBC Programs with UN Women on the Tavern Owners, as a response to Gender Based Violence.
Violence in many faces has been a big problem in our society. Instead of the problem coming to an end it continues to escalate with a very high rate. What