South African school sparks controversy after teacher allegedly cuts off religious thread from Hindu student's wrist
A teacher at Drakensburg Secondary School in South Africa is under investigation for allegedly cutting off a Hindu student's ...
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Catholic Sister founds first formation center for women religious in Namibia
Sister Anne Arabome, a member of the Sisters of Social Service (SSS) of Los Angeles, has established the first theological ...
Teacher in South Africa cuts off religious thread from Hindu student's wrist, community demands action
JOHANNESBURG: A teacher in South Africa allegedly cut off a religious thread from the wrist of a Hindu student, triggering ...
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Religious figures who will define 2025 (3/4)
Explore religious figures shaping global events in 2025. From influential leaders to rising voices, this four-part series ...
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Anglican Church in South Africa admits failures in handling of sexual abuse claims
A South African panel, headed by a retired judge, released its own report Tuesday in which it said the Anglican Church should ...
South Africa marks historic opening of the largest Hindu temple in the Southern Hemisphere - check out the photos
The largest Hindu temple in the Southern Hemisphere was inaugurated in Johannesburg, South Africa. It serves not only as a ...
Teacher Cuts Off Religious Thread From Hindu Student’s Wrist In South Africa; Internet Asks What About Hijab Ban?
The South African Hindu community and the desi internet at large are lamenting over the growing religious intolerance in the ...
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South Africa teacher 'cuts' Hindu student's religious thread, action sought
A South African teacher allegedly cut a Hindu student’s religious thread, sparking community outrage. The South African Hindu Maha Sabha condemned the act, calling for action. Authorities stress ...
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Telling solutions journalism stories through the lens of religion
Prime Progress, a nonprofit solutions-based media outlet, began a fellowship called Religion for Change in November 2023 in an effort to enhance religion reporting narratives in Nigeria.