Africa Report

Employment Opportunity: Company Rep

  • Are you looking for a short-term opportunity with the potential to make ongoing Income?
  • Do you live in Australia?
  • Do you have experience in sales or you have corporate connections?

I have a business proposal for the right person that can take an investment of time and turn it into steady ongoing income. This is a legitimate, ethical, commercial business opportunity.

To be suitable for this position you should be a well-presented person who feels comfortable meeting with business people. You will offer these businesses an alternative supplier in the field of design & print services for publications, corporate newsletters, brochures and press advertisements.

Tuesday, January 3, 2012   read more | login to post comments | 161 reads

Various news reports and missionary updates from the African region
Tuesday, November 7, 2006   5738 reads

The Steadfast Faithfulness of God

My mind was overwhelmed with questions: Why had God let it come to this? Where was He? Had He forgotten to be faithful? Had He forgotten that the whole reason that I was in Uganda was because He had so clearly called me? Had He forgotten that I loved Him and wanted to serve Him? What about His promises? How did I get into this situation? How could I be here in Africa to serve Him and completely run out of money? Where was all of this abundant provision that I hear so much about?
Tuesday, October 12, 2010   read more | login to post comments | 264942 reads

Life Changing Time on a Hospital Ship

“As I left Australia to spend three and a half months on a hospital ship in one of the world’s poorest nations I had no idea what was ahead of me,” says Abbey Rowe of Brisbane.
Wednesday, July 16, 2008   read more | login to post comments | 5009 reads

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Tuesday, April 8, 2008   login to post comments | 4853 reads

Eastern Uganda

In this age of rampant consumerism and selfish individualism, there seem to be few who genuinely answer God's call to give up everything to follow Christ. However Robby Keen, a new believer from the UK, has done just that in obedience to God. He is now serving the poorest of the poor and preaching Christ in a predominantly Muslim region near Mbale in Eastern Uganda - and God is doing wonderful things.
Thursday, November 30, 2006   read more | 5408 reads

What’s Your Biggest Challenge?

Sometimes we get so caught up in our own day-to-day lives that we forget the challenges being faced by other believers around the world. Worldview Interactive caught up with some people on the streets of Kampala and asked them what was the biggest challenge facing Christians in their country today.
Monday, November 20, 2006   read more | 6029 reads

When Caring Kids put Adults to Shame:

3 Aussie kids help bring some hope to 3000 Ugandan children. Click here on the photograph to see a video of camp

How is it that a few Australian kids could afford to help 3000 needy children in a Northern Uganda IDP camp?

Thursday, November 9, 2006   read more | 5322 reads

A Hat for a Presidential Head

The Minister for the Presidency, Mr Kirunda Kivejinja, admires President Museveni's new Akubra hat. Click here on the photograph to see a video of the presentation

At long last, on the final day of our visit to Uganda, we finally did get to deliver our gift and message to President Museveni. Unfortunately we did not get to meet him in person. Instead we met with the Minister for the Presidency, Mr Kirunda Kivejinja, who assured us that he would pass our gift and message onto the President during his meeting with him later that morning. Click on the photograph (top right) to watch a video of the presentation.

Thursday, November 9, 2006   read more | 5242 reads

The Sudanese Government: The Cause of so Much Suffering

As the news of the unfolding tragedy in western Sudan is now making front-page news, people should be made aware that atrocities have been taking place in southern Sudan for decades. Aerial bombardments and helicopter gunships have been used to attack the southern Sudanese civilian population for years.
Tuesday, November 7, 2006   read more | 3580 reads
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