Conservative Anglican churches from Africa and Asia set up rival leadership council away from Archbishop of Canterbury.
Conservative Anglican churches from Africa and Asia set up rival leadership council away from Archbishop of Canterbury.
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Conservative clerics are meeting in Nigeria to choose a rival to the first female Archbishop of Canterbury.
The group had said it would choose a new leader with the same title as Sarah Mullally, the first female head of the Church.
The US president has shaken up international relations and the continent is working out where it stands.
The much-discussed Jubilee Report, emerging from expert deliberations commissioned by the Vatican, diagnoses the acute debt…
The bank continues to champion the Pan-African Payment and Settlement System, also backed by Kenya and the MANSA digital…
