Current issue: Vol.1, No. 4 October 2001

AFRICANEWS is a feature and news service owned and managed by African journalists. It deals with culture, peace, justice, ecology, religion, gender issues, sustainable development. All topics are seen from the perspective of the common people. In AFRICANEWS Africans speak about Africa. WAJIBU is quarterly journal founded in Nairobi in 1985, it is intended for everyone who is concerned about keeping the African traditions alive and adapting them to the modern way of life.   Amani •  The association •  Contact us •  How to help   Ours projects •  Nuba Emergency •  Kivuli street children project •  Anita's home •  Africanews •  Koinonia Community Lusaka

Editorial Bishops: Pastors or Agents of Globalization? By Fr. Francesco Pierli The African Priesthood of the Future Laurenti Magesa Should the Vatican Compensate for Colonialism/Slavery? By Cathy Majtenyi Both Marriage and Celibacy Endangered By Fr Oskar Wermter, SJ Of French Letters In Africa By Kyalo Japheth Emotion and Analysis in the Face of Terror By Laurenti Magesa Atieno's lesson By Renato Kizito Sesana Previous issues African Scribe is African Scribe is an exclusively electronic magazine dedicated to promote a creative dialogue between African life and Christian Faith. It started on 1 January 2001 in Nairobi. Owned by Koinonia Media Centre. HOW CAN YOU RECEIVE African Scribe. If you have e-mail subscribe to our mailing list (tex only) by sending a request to africanscribe@hotmail.com If you have full Internet access you can find African Scribe at the following URL (tex and graphics) in in World Wide Web: http://www.peacelink.it/africanscribe These services are free of charge You can receive a hard copy of AFRICANEWS by sending a subscription free of US$ 60 per year to Koinonia Media Centre (address below). Koinonia Media Centre, P.O. Box 21255, Nairobi, Kenya. Tel./Fax: +254.2. 560385;

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