
Africa

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UN warns children are 'guinea pigs' for unregulated AI as online risks mount
The United Nations is calling on governments, technology companies and advertisers to act on what it describes as a pressing and consequential policy challenge — the safety, rights and digital future of the world's most connected generation. -
Nigerian court blocks arrest of Christian woman over conversion
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Nigerian pastor dies on mission field as snakebites reach epidemic levels in Plateau State
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Herdsmen kill at least 31 Christians in central Nigeria
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Churches take a leading role in Ebola prevention as Christian health partners expand outreach in eastern Congo
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Liberia’s churches welcome army’s massacre apology but insist justice must follow
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Two church leaders abducted in Sudan are freed
Two church leaders abducted in Sudan’s Nuba Mountains have been released, local sources said. -

Three Christians killed in Plateau state, Nigeria
A Christian on his way to a Sunday morning worship service was shot and killed by suspected Fulani herdsmen on Sunday (Aug. 9) in Fann village, Barkin Ladi County, Plateau state in central Nigeria. -

Archbishop of Canterbury promises remedial ‘action’ on historic slave trade on castle visit
The Archbishop of Canterbury has promised “action” in redressing the evils of the historic transatlantic slave trade. -

Another church leader abducted in Sudan
Following attacks on clergy in Sudan’s South Kordofan state last month, another church leader in Heiban town was abducted last week, according to sources. -

Prepare before the El Niño floods, not during, Compassion International tells African churches
Compassion International is urging African Churches to prepare adequately for what weather experts say will be one of the strongest El Niño events expected to take place from October 2026. Faith Magadi, the organization’s Senior Manager for Disaster Response, told Christian Daily International that churches need to build relationships with the police, local administrators, and emergency agencies before the onset of El Niño and not in the middle of one. -

Oppressed Christians in Algeria go underground
Following Algeria’s closure of nearly all evangelical churches in waves of repression that began in 2017, Christians have been forced underground in what they describe as an internal exile, sources said. -

Nigeria governor supports mass wedding for 300 Muslim and Christian couples to help overcome financial burdens
Three hundred couples in Nigeria's Kebbi State were married this week in a government-sponsored mass wedding that included both Muslim and Christian couples.
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Pakistan's Punjab moves to raise Christian marriage age to 18; divorce reform remains contentious
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Christian groups urge Mozambique to act on religious freedom, displacement and sexual violence
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Hope for Europe gathering opens in Albania with call to hope in uncertain times
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Palestinian Christian mother and daughter killed in Israeli strike on Gaza City building
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Muslims burn home, shop of Christian in Pakistan