Category Archives: South Africa

News & info specific to the South Africa region of the world

Petition to Defend Africa

AIDS & HIV are de-populating Africa. In Africa however, unlike in the developed world, HIV infection is not statistically related to a homosexual lifestyle. As if enough Black Africans are not dead from AIDS The British government of David Cameron wants to use economic and political coercion to change African laws concerning sodomy which is largely alien to African culture.

This is Cameron’s new face of racist colonialist imperialism at its most outrageous worst. To force a homosexual moral agenda on an African culture and threaten assistance to the poor to force their acquiescence  to it is nothing less than satanic. We urge prayer that God will raise His Hand against Cameron in judgment and that African governments will resist this pressure.

Please click here to sign the petition.

A New Approach to Aid to Africa

Defend Africa Meeting

The Christian Voice July newsletter reported Prime Minister David Cameron’s boast to a party of homosexual activists at 10 Downing Street that he will be using aid to African nations to force them to legalise homosexual acts (aka sodomy).  SEE HERE .

No doubt pressure will be brought against the Caribbean islands as well.  So we are holding a meeting at the Emmanuel Centre in Victoria, central London on the afternoon of Thursday 8th September in London, beginning at 2pm, to co-ordinate a defence of African morality against Cameron’s cultural imperialism.  This meeting will be for Christian pastors and people, politicians, and all who wish to resist this neo-colonialism.  It will have an eye on the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Perth at the end of October this year.  Email me back if you are able to help co-ordinate this project and reach those who matter between now and the meeting. Continue reading →

When Whole Cities Fall

When Jerusalem fell to the Greco-Syrian tyrant Antiochus Epiphanes it fell twice. The first time was a gradual assimilation into the Greek culture that was first introduced by Alexander the Great and whose precepts were inherited by his military successors throughout the remnant of that once great yet brief empire. The vision that Alexander had was to see the whole world transformed by a single language and culture; this in turn was the thrust of this madman cum megalomaniac whose political and military pressure turned the rulers of Jerusalem’s religious class upon themselves. The new Greek thought in the form of Hellenism was pitted against the traditions of Rabbinic Judaism and the new usurped the old with the result being the political and cultural domination of Greco-Syria. Continue reading →

Uganda Church Leader Blasts Obama for Comment on Anti-Gay Bill

5 February 2010
Fredrick Nzwili
Ecumenical News International

Nairobi (ENI). A Ugandan evangelical church leader says Africans are saddened by U.S. President Barack Obama’s condemnation of an anti-homosexuality bill before the country’s legislature.

“It is very disappointing for Africans to hear Obama, who ran on the ticket of ‘change we can believe in,’ suddenly growing cold feet when we postulate in faith that homosexuals can truly change,” Pastor Martin Sempa of the Family Policy and Human Rights Centre in Kampala told Ecumenical News International on 5 February. Continue reading →

AFRICA: Anti-Christian Gaddafi Takes Over As AU Chair

ADDIS ABABA, February 3, 2009
CISA News

Gaddafi

Gaddafi declared to be the “king of Kings” by African leaders.

President Muammar Gaddafi whose public statements have had the potential of worsening the delicate Muslim-Christian relations in Africa was on Monday elected chairman of the African Union (AU).

The Libyan leader replaces Tanzania’s Jakaya Kikwete in the one-year-term position that is held on a rotational basis by a head of state from Africa’s four regions. His pet subject is greater African unity. Continue reading →

Prayer Requested for Norbert

Norbert is recovering from being hit in the side by a Lorry. He is resting but experiencing internal bleeding. Dave Royle was informed by security personnel that they believe Norbert was intentionally attacked by the same people who Norbert is taking to court for stealing the orphan’s maize. Please pray for his recovery, the opportunity for his Christian witness to overcome the circumstances, and renewed faith in the face of evil. Continue reading →

Zuma

Jacob Zuma is deputy President of South Africa and the newly directed leader of the African National Congress, the political party of Nelson Mandella, Desmond Tutu, and Thabo Mbeki.

Zuma is now slated to become the next President of South Africa, although he is a bigamist with multiple wives and is under indictment for corruption amidst allegations of racketeering and money laundering. He is also ordained as a minister of religion in a church. As head of the South African AIDS policy, Zuma testified at his rape trial that “although he had sex with the HIV infected woman he was accused of raping, he did not contract HIV because he took a shower”. The following newspaper article from Botswana reveals the racist political and social mentality of some supporting Mr. Zuma.

Click here to read the article.

James Jacob Prasch

Desmond Tutu

A Hypocrite Among Hypocrites? A Liar Among Liars? Or Is He Both?

Most Black African Anglican Christians are conservative Evangelicals looking to the Arch Bishop of Lagos, Nigeria as their spiritual shepherd, not Desmond Tutu. The true leader of African Anglicans. among other issues. is concerned with the plight of the more than one million Nigerian Christians that have been killed by the Moslems in Nigeria in the last generation (which Tutu characteristically ignores), and he decidedly opposes the ordination of homosexuals and lesbians into the Anglican clergy (which Tutu supports). In Africa among his own people, Tutu is in fact a politician who uses the robes of the clergy as a mere publicity tool, and who pretends a concern for human rights, protesting on behalf of the cause of Palestinian Moslems when in fact he is silent in the face of the genocidal extermination of his fellow Black African Christians by the Moslems from Sudan to Somalia, to Northern Nigeria. Continue reading →

Warren of Rwanda

The best-selling megapastor wants to turn the genocide site into the first “purpose-driven nation”

By David Van Biema

Paul Kagame, president of Rwanda, is not known for hugging pastors. Catholic and Protestant clergy have been convicted in connection with the genocide in his country in 1994, and Kagame has repeatedly stated his disdain for religious organizations. Thus a buzz went up in Kigali’s Amahoro Stadium last month when Kagame allowed Rick Warren, pastor of the Saddleback megachurch in Lake Forest, Calif., and author of the best-selling The Purpose-Driven Life, to throw an arm over his shoulders and “pray for the President.”

In fact, their bond now extends well beyond prayerful embrace. Kagame has committed his government to cooperation in a five-to-seven-year self-sufficiency project staffed by Rwandan volunteers but initiated, advised and at least partly funded by Warren’s network of “purpose-driven churches.” Warren talks of turning Rwanda into “the first purpose-driven nation.” Continue reading →

Islamic Death Threats in South Africa

by Peter Hammond

Last week, the detective inspector investigating the threats called me in to the local police station to explain the recent developments. Since Frontline Fellowship began receiving hostile and threatening phone calls and the Fatwa  by fax, as a result of our new book: -”Slavery, Terrorism & Islam The Historical Roots and Contemporary Threat” http://www.frontline.org.za/books_videos/sti.htm, they had traced the fax, seized a laptop containing a death threat, and arrested and charged a Muslim man – who admitted to typing out the death threat, and faxing it to our Mission. Continue reading →