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ReachOut South Africa brings joy to underprivileged children in 7 schools with free school shoes. The ReachOut Southern Africa ‘School Shoes Project’ kicked off in 7 schools with jubilant reception at each one. Boneha Primary, Sitokhomele Primary, Qhaqolla School, Sakhile Primary and Bathabile Primary School were among the schools that received the gift of shoes for the underprivileged students in each school. All the underprivileged students in dire need of school shoes received answers to their prayers, making a lasting impression and bringing undeniable happiness to each of them, their parents, the teachers and principals of the schools. The Executive…

Israel’s cabinet has authorised police to seal off “parts of Jerusalem”, in an attempt to halt a wave of deadly attacks. After an emergency meeting, the cabinet said soldiers would also be deployed to help police in some areas. The moves come after police said three Israelis were killed and more than 20 hurt in shooting and stabbing attacks in Jerusalem and central Israel. Two attackers in Jerusalem, identified as Palestinian, were shot by police. Police said they acted after the assailants shot and stabbed passengers on a bus. Another Israeli died after being run down and stabbed elsewhere in the city. Later, a…

A 62-year-old Australian man lost for six days in the Outback has been found alive after surviving without water and by eating ants, say police. Reg Foggerdy disappeared last week while pursuing a feral camel in a remote area of Western Australia state. Police trackers found him sitting under a tree on Tuesday morning around 15km (9 miles) from where he became lost. His family described him as an experienced bushman but have now told him to buy a satellite phone. Mr Foggerdy’s wife Arlyn said she had cried when she heard he had been found alive. “How you can survive…

Malaysian Airlines Flight MH17 crashed as a result of a Russian-made Buk missile, the Dutch Safety Board says. The missile hit the front left of the plane causing other parts break off, it said in a final report into the July 2014 disaster, which killed 298 people. The West and Ukraine say Russian-backed rebels brought down the Boeing 777. But Russia claims a missile was fired from Ukrainian-controlled territory. The report does not apportion blame but says airspace should have been closed. Investigators could not determine at which point the occupants died, the report says, adding that it was not…

Filled with miracles and inspiring testimonies has been the comments of all who attended Total Experience organised by Christ Embassy UK Zone 3, at the weekend. With over three thousand two hundred people were in attendance at the Excel Arena on Saturday. Outstanding miracles were recorded – as a lady who couldn’t walk, and had been on a wheel chair for twenty years got healed. The blind saw and those suffering from various ailments got healed. Over three hundred people gave their hearts to Christ. We will be bringing you more information on that in our subsequent broadcasts.

The US dentist who sparked an international outcry after killing a lion in Zimbabwe will not be prosecuted because he had obtained the legal authority to hunt, officials say. Walter Palmer admitted to killing Cecil the lion in July but has always denied that he acted illegally. Zimbabwe’s Environment Minister Oppah Muchinguri said he could not be charged as all his “papers were in order”. Mrs Muchinguri said Zimbabwe would now review how it issues hunting licences. The environment minister had previously called for Mr Palmer to be extradited and face prosecution. However, it appears that Mr Palmer broke no…

Police will no longer be stationed outside the Ecuadorean embassy in London where Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has sought refuge since 2012, the Met Police has said. Officers had been there since Mr Assange sought asylum to avoid extradition to Sweden over a rape allegation, which he denies. The cost of the police presence is estimated to have been more than £12m. The Met said the round-the-clock presence was “no longer proportionate”. However the force also said it would be deploying “a number of overt and covert tactics to arrest him”. It also said that “resources are finite” and there were “so…