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Zambia Begins Crackdown on Self-Proclaimed Prophets
Prudence Phiri,
Lead Reporter
Warning that congregants are being abused by false prophets, Zambia has deported at least one foreign national and denied entry to another. The new Ministry of National Guidance and Religious Affairs, established in 2016 to regulate churches, says the cleanup is just beginning.
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Small Steps, Big Change: Communities Take Food Sovereignty Into Their Own Hands
Families, neighborhoods and villages around the world are pulling out of global food systems to grow their own in an effort to protect themselves from volatile politics and prices. Environmental challenges including seasonal droughts and climate change are ongoing problems, but the people who control their own food supplies say the risk is worth it for independence.
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