ACI Africa

Communautés

• Le réseau Kenya-Nairobi-Ruto

Chronologie (3)

• Inauguration of ACI Africa
  2019-08-17T00:00:00.000Z · Nairobi · realis
• Tenue de la convention et exposition sur le transport aérien africain 2026
  2026-06-15T00:00:00.000Z · Lomé · realis
• Entretien de l'évêque Edward Hiiboro Kussala avec ACI Africa
  2026-07-23T00:00:00.000Z · Soudan du Sud · realis

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Déclarations (7)

• The editor-in-chief of ACI Africa is Father Don Bosco Onyalla.
  « The editor-in-chief of ACI Africa is Father Don Bosco Onyalla. »
• Headquartered in Kenyas capital, Nairobi
  « Headquartered in Kenyas capital, Nairobi, this media apostolate will strive to tell Africas news by providing media coverage of Catholic events on the African continent and giving visibility to the activities of the Church across Africa. »
• ACI Africa ... was officially inaugurated on Aug. 17, 2019
  « It was officially inaugurated on Aug. 17, 2019, as a continental Catholic news agency serving the Church in Africa. »
• Insecurity in other parts of Nigeria has also been linked to attacks involving predominantly Muslim Fulani herders, sometimes referred to as the Fulani militia.
  « Insecurity in other parts of Nigeria has also been linked to attacks involving predominantly Muslim Fulani herders, sometimes referred to as the Fulani militia. »
• The group reportedly seeks to turn Africa’s most populous nation into an Islamic state.
  « The group reportedly seeks to turn Africa’s most populous nation into an Islamic state. »
• The Boko Haram insurgency has posed a major security challenge in the country since 2009.
  « The Boko Haram insurgency has posed a major security challenge in the country since 2009. »
• Seminarian Kelvin Ochai was abducted from the bishop’s residence in Nigeria’s Diocese of Otukpo on July 29, 2026, but managed to escape from his captors.
  « Seminarian Kelvin Ochai was abducted from the bishop’s residence in Nigeria’s Diocese of Otukpo on July 29, 2026, but managed to escape from his captors. »