The Voice of the suffering in Africa
Here you’ll find the latest updates on the struggles and resilience of persecuted communities around the world. These stories highlight both the challenges they endure and the faith that sustains them. Stay connected to learn how hope continues to shine through suffering.
Nigeria: Evidence of discrimination of Christians
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“Those that are not Muslims don’t vote for our party. Most of them. So why should I give them the deputy governor position? I did my calculation, and I knew we could win the election without giving them [that].”
Mozambique Church pursues interreligious dialogue to stem terrorism
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“We are encouraging parish priests to create interreligious groups, and we are providing training in all the northern districts to promote interreligious dialogue and create bridges for people to meet and talk to each other in safety."
Bishop in Nigeria marks anniversary of church massacre
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It is important to mark the anniversary of the massacre by “reminding the world of the evil of terrorism and the long-term effects it has on people.”
Nigeria: Call for the beatification of terror victims
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They died while worshipping God in his own house, so [beatification] would go a long way toward strengthening the faith of those who are practicing in war-torn areas, or in places like northern Nigeria, where most Christians are persecuted.”
A bishop in Ethiopia asks for peace
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“People are so fed up with the suffering. They need a solution, and so we hope that something will come out of these talks.”
‘Everyone has family in Khartoum’
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Predominantly Muslim Sudan and Christian South Sudan used to form one country, but it split in 2011 after decades of civil war. But the countries and their populations still have a great deal in common.
