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.
Women religious fear jihadists will take control of province in Mozambique
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"These are people who not only need to eat; they also have to have some spiritual accompaniment. Some of them have seen their parents, their brothers beheaded."
In Congo-Brazzaville, a priest guides vulnerable Pygmies, as the coronavirus threatens
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They were already living many of the Gospel values without even knowing it. ... couples marry for life; they have no concept of divorce nor of polygamy and they are not in the least materialistic.
Mozambique: in wake of attack, Carmelite sister testifies to ‘barbarism’ of jihadists
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They are sowing terror among the population, burning towns and villages and attacking civilians on the roads or those travelling by public transport.
Nigerian bishop: Government idle in face of ‘overwhelming’ death
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"I am convinced that what we are dealing with here is a weak and corrupt structure. It is about the incapacity of the state to act.”
Burkina Faso: ACN is helping the victims of terrorism
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The commitment also includes a fund to be established for the families so that they can eventually support themselves through income generating projects in the longer term, such as livestock rearing and horticulture.
Nigeria: Michael Nnadi & Bolanle Ataga—martyrs walking toward the barking dogs
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According to Muhammad [one of the kidnappers], they had killed Michael because he kept asking them to repent and turn their lives around from their evil ways.
