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Central Conference Communications Initiative
- - Lack of Education Plagues Mozambique Economy
  - Community Radio Crusade Renewed in US Congress
  - United Methodist Radio Back on the Air in Liberia
  - Zimbabwean Ministries Get Boost In Communication Skills
  - Communications Commission Meets in Zimbabwe
  - Africa University Develops E-Learning Plans
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- - Radio station impacts Ivorians
  - Information can make difference between life and death.
  - Lenten self-denial aids Côte d’Ivoire
  - United Methodists asked to help Radio Methos in Côte d’Ivoire.
  - Church launches ‘Voice of Hope’ radio in Côte d’Ivoire
  - Radio Methos’ supporters receive the station’s first transmissions with joy.
  - Lack of education plagues Mozambique economy
  - While the economy in Mozambique is improving, it's not quick enough for impoverished families looking for a sustainable income.
  - Community radio crusade renewed in U.S. Congress
  - “Radio of the people, for the people, by the people" is the goal of bills introduced in the U.S. Congress.
  - United Methodist radio back on the air in Liberia
  - United Methodists in the West African nation have a new FM radio station to help heal the war-torn country.
  - Zimbabwean ministries get boost in communications skills
  - United Methodist church workers hear challenge to tell stories of faith in their areas.
  - Communications commission meets in Zimbabwe
  - Twenty-nine members of the Commission on Communications are meeting in Africa Jan. 4-11, the first ever meeting outside the United States.
  - Africa University develops e-learning plans, officials say
  - Africa University is on an e-learning threshold to become the pan-African institution it was created to be, school officials told United Methodist bishops.
  - African United Methodists count on radio to reach masses
  - MUTARE, Zimbabwe (UMNS) — On a vast continent where large regions are “off the grid” — inaccessible by Internet or telephone — African communicators are looking to one medium to help them connect United Methodist churches: Radio.
  - Analysis: Looking at community radio in Africa
  - Communication is a rare and precious resource in a land where phones lines don’t exist and no one delivers letters.
  - Africa University sees broader role as service provider
  - A training conference for United Methodist communicators is a sign of more events to come at the denomination's Africa University.
  - Conference trains communicators to tell Africa's stories
  - MUTARE, Zimbabwe (UMNS) -- For Marie Manisha, whose homeland of Burundi is still recovering from war, good communications is essential to life itself.
  - Mozambique struggles with communication issues
  - Bishop Joao Somane Machado and his staff know good communication saves lives.
  - Poor infrastructure stymies communications in Sierra Leone
  - It’s “neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night” that keeps the mail from being delivered in this African country.
  - Church in Zimbabwe far behind in communication
  - Gladman Makwenya is a young, enthusiastic communicator, ready to take on the challenges of spreading the news about the church in Zimbabwe with a pen and some loose recycled newsprint pages.
  - Initiative helps communicators build global network
  - Thirty-one representatives from 17 African countries will gather June 15-30 for an intense two-week course of study to build their skills as Christian communicators and help build a global network for the United Methodist Church.
  - Liberia Conference close to establishing radio station
  - Bishop John Innis is looking forward to being the first broadcaster on United Methodist radio in this war-torn country because he has good news to share.
  - African communicators meet, share ideas for future
  - Most United Methodist communicators in Africa work without access to a working landline phone, Internet, transportation and, in some cases, reliable electricity.

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