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News headlines as of Thu 2 Sep 10
AFRICA: Catholic Communicators discuss prospect of a Continental Agency
Posted on: Wed 1 Sep 10
NAIROBI, August 31 -A three-day workshop on the possibility of setting up a Continental Catholic News Agency for Africa opens at the Resurrection Garden in Nairobi, Kenya.
SOUTH AFRICA: Cardinal Defends Freedom of Press
Posted on: Wed 1 Sep 10
JOHANNESBURG, August 31 -The archbishop of Durban, South Africa Cardinal Wilfrid Napier expresses his dismay at the Protection of Information Bill, which would give the government power to define information as in the "national interest."

KENYA: State defends failure to arrest Sudans president
Posted on: Wed 1 Sep 10
NAIROBI, August 31 -Kenyan government cites risk of destabilising Sudan as reason for not arresting the Sudan president Omar al-Bashir in Nairobi.
SUDAN: South Angry at Kenya for Inviting Al-Bashir
Posted on: Wed 1 Sep 10
NAIROBI, August 31 -Most Kenyan officials were under the impression that Sudan first Vice President and South Sudan government (GoSS) president Salva Kiir was going to be present at the ceremony as a representative of his country.

VATICAN: Christians and Muslims together will overcome violence
Posted on: Wed 1 Sep 10
VATICAN CITY, August 31 - “There are many causes for violence among believers of different religious traditions, including: the manipulation of the religion for political or other ends; discrimination based on ethnicity or religious identity; divisions and social tensions.
SUDAN: Editor Facing Jail Punishment over Pollution Report
Posted on: Wed 1 Sep 10
NAIROBI, August 31 -EAJA condemns the charges of editor-in chief saying the law is being used to persecute a journalist who merely performed his duty by passing the information to the people.

EGYPT: Military Court Sentences Civilian Workers
Posted on: Wed 1 Sep 10
CAIRO, August 31-An Egyptian military court hands down sentences in the trial of eight civilian factory workers who led a protest against deteriorating safety conditions in an army-owned factory.
VATICAN: Catholic Journalists to focus on Church’s Use of Internet
Posted on: Wed 1 Sep 10
VATICAN CITY, August 31 -The Pontifical Council for Social Communications organizes an international conference for the Catholic press to focus on the Churchs use of the Internet and new media.

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