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Burundi’s Ministry of Interior, Community Development and Public Security revoked the legal status of three churches through ministerial ordinances signed on October 15, 2026, according to official documents that The …
Burundi Revokes Legal Status of Three Churches Amid National Security Allegations Read More
Rwanda’s Nurses and Midwives Union (RNMU) announced on Thursday that it had received an apology from Apostle Paul Gitwaza, a prominent religious leader, following remarks in a video sermon that …
Rwanda’s Nurses Union Grants Apology to Apostle Gitwaza After Sermon Sparks Public Outcry Read More
The administrator of Mpanda Commune in Bujumbura Province, western Burundi, threatened on Monday, September 28, 2026, to shut down churches operating in rented buildings and prayer rooms starting next week, …
Administrator of Mpanda Commune to Crack Down on Churches Operating in Rented Buildings Read More
Rwandan prominent gospel artist Vestine Ishimwe has publicly disclosed for the first time that she attempted suicide amid reports of marital conflicts that reportedly led her to file a case …
Rwandan Gospel Singer Vestine Ishimwe Reveals How God Saved Her Following a Suicide Attempt Amid Growing Marital Issues Read More
Rwandan President Paul Kagame has criticized religious leaders for failing to fulfill their responsibilities, accusing some of exploiting believers for personal gain. Speaking at an event in the capital, Kigali, …
Rwandan President Paul Kagame Challenges Church Leaders Over Failure to Fulfill Religious Duties Read More
The Pentecostal Church in Rwanda, ADEPR, said it has officially dismissed around 35 pastors and evangelists from holding church responsibilities following their involvement in the 1994 Rwandan Genocide. According to …
Rwanda’s Pentecostal Church Dismisses 35 Pastors and Evangelists over an Alleged Role in 1994 Rwandan Genocide Read More
Growing divisions within the global Anglican community seem to be deepening after the Global Fellowship of Confessing Anglicans (GAFCON) elected a new leader on Wednesday March 3rd, 2026, just days …
Rwandan Archbishop Laurent Mbanda Elected to Lead GAFCON Amid Anglican Divisions Read More