The world today is faced by many issues, from natural calamities to financial struggles and even insecurity. It may not be felt in all parts of the world, but religious...

Insecurity is not a new phenomenon in Kenya and the world as a whole. Kenya has so far had its share of insecurities, both from internal and external forces. Events...

Nigeria has had its share of insecurities which have raised concern not only in the country but in the African continent and of course the world at large. There has...

Religious leaders and sociologists estimate that the Christian and Muslim communities in Tanzania are approximately equal in size, with each accounting for between 30 – 40 per cent of the...

The constitution of Nigeria stipulates that Nigeria is a secular state, it further guarantees religious freedom. However, this freedom has been abused severally in the country which has an estimated...

Kenya has had its fair share of what can be deemed as religious persecution. On 27th August 2012, following the assassination of a terror suspect Sheikh Aboud Rogo in Mombasa...

The country's population is largely Christian. Though this may be the case, several instances of persecution directed towards Christians have been reported in various parts of the country. The examples...

The promulgation of the new Constitution by Kenya in August of 2010 brought in a new dawn. In many respects, the clamour for the Constitution was to bring about big...

Muslim extremists have burnt two churches in Zanzibar over the weekend. This was in protest over the arrest of their senior members of their UAMSHO movement- a Swahili acronym of...

By Timothy Bryant Under an assumed Constitutional contract, the State is given a monopoly on the use of violence. This monopoly is on the condition that the State provides security as...