Only one Plague, And the World stood still. Only One Plague, And the World’s Government is humbled. Only One Plague, and the World Powers are confused. Only One Plague, And Everyone is scampering for Safety. Only One Plague, and all Economy shut down. Schools shut down. Offices shut down. Streets Read more…
At World Christian Broadcasting, the African Service produces programs that broadcast through shortwave radio in the Frequency of 11965 at 2000 UTC and on the Frequency of 13670 at 1800 UTC. The web programs available at www.africanpathways.org are accessible 24 hours daily. Shortwave radio provides the gospel of Jesus Christ Read more…
Leah Sharibu is in the news again. Remember when Boko Haram abducted a 16-year-old Christian lady on February 19, 2018, from the Government Girls Secondary School in Dapchi, northeast Nigeria along with over 100 other schoolgirls by Boko Haram? The terrorist groups later freed Leah’s schoolmates but she was held Read more…
We want to call on you to pray for Africa in 2020. The reception to the gospel of Jesus Christ by people in Sub-Sahara African is very encouraging. Most people are eager and anxious to hear the gospel and several reports we receive from our listeners are full of excitement Read more…
As we get to the close of 2019, I like to greet our listeners who have written to us consistently throughout the year. Nathaniyelu Manubru has written from five times this year expressing his love for African Pathways radio program and in three occasions, Nathaniyelu has taken time to record Read more…
A few years ago, the Spectrum Monitor published an article outlining the advantages of the shortwave radio. The government cannot easily monitor a shortwave radio and that is why censorship of shortwave radio is virtually impossible. The Internet has been censored recently by the government of the following African countries: Read more…
On February 19, 2018, a 14-year-old girl, Leah Sharibu, was kidnapped by Boko Haram in Nigeria along with 109 other girls. They were students at Government Girls Science and Technical Secondary School in Dapchi, Bursari, in the local government area of Yobe State in Nigeria. Yobe State is one of Read more…
Jesus said, “go into all the world and preach the gospel to all creation…” (Mark 16:15). Our listeners this past month have tuned into the shortwave radio or visited our website to listen to the gospel through African Pathways programs. Listeners have written to us from Lativa, Germany, Spain, France, Read more…
Several of our listeners come from Nigeria – a country in West Africa with about 200 million inhabitants. Recently, Nigeria has faced the challenges of contending with the activities of the Fulani Herdsmen. The Fulani Herdsmen are nomadic or semi-nomadic people from the Fulani tribe whose primary occupation is raising Read more…
The country of Ethiopia (the second most populous country in the continent of Africa) has witnessed setbacks in the past few months. On March 10, 2019, Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft belonging to Ethiopian airlines crashed on take-off from Addis Ababa Bole International Airport in Ethiopia to Jomo Kenyatta International Read more…