1927 E HAMPTON Avenue, 222, Mesa, AZ 85204 | Robert Rogers
1927 E HAMPTON Avenue, 222 Mesa, AZ 85204
I'd like to schedule a showing for 1927 E HAMPTON Avenue, 222 February 2017 – moafrikafmradio: The Most Authoritative Radio Ever!
February 22, 2017 moafrikafmradioblog.wordpress.com
Lesotho Reforms should, without fail, christianize this nation
Main articles: Christianity and politics, Christian democracy, Canon law, and Christendom
Liechtenstein: the constitution of Liechtenstein describes the Catholic Church as the state religion and enjoying “the full protection of the State”. The constitution does however ensure that people of other faiths “shall be entitled to practise their creeds and to hold religious services to the extent consistent with morality and public order.”
Greece: The Church of Greece is recognized by the Greek Constitution as the prevailing religion in Greece. However, this provision does not give official status to the Church of Greece, while all other religions are recognized as equal and may be practiced freely. Therefore, this provision is considered a dead letter and can only be interpreted as a nationalistic historical remnant.
Georgia: Georgian Orthodox Church is not the state church of Georgia but has a special constitutional agreement with the state, with the constitution recognising “the special role of the Apostolic Autocephalous Orthodox Church of Georgia in the history of Georgia and its independence from the state.” (See also Concordat of 2002)
England: the Church of England is the established church in England, but not in the United Kingdom as a whole. It is the only established Anglican church worldwide. The Anglican Church in Wales, the Scottish Episcopal Church and the Church of Ireland are not established churches and they are independent from the Church of England. The British monarch is the titular Supreme Governor of the Church of England. The 26 most senior bishops in the Church of England are Lords Spiritual and have seats in the House of Lords of the UK Parliament.
Isle of Man: the Church of England is the established church on the Isle of Man. The Bishop of Sodor and Man is an ex officio member of the Legislative Council of the upper house of the Tynwald.
Jersey the Church of England is the established church in the Jersey and the leader of the church on the island the Dean of Jersey is a non-voting member of the States of Jersey.
Guernsey the Church of England is the established church in and the Bailiwick of Guernsey and the leader of the Church of England in the territory is the Dean of Guernsey.
Tuvalu: The Church of Tuvalu is the state religion, although in practice this merely entitles it to “the privilege of performing special services on major national events”. The Constitution of Tuvalu guarantees freedom of religion, including the freedom to practice, the freedom to change religion, the right not to receive religious instruction at school or to attend religious ceremonies at school, and the right not to “take an oath or make an affirmation that is contrary to his religion or belief”.
This section’s factual accuracy is disputed. Please help to ensure that disputed statements are reliably sourced. See the relevant discussion on the talk page. (November 2016) (Learn how and when to remove this template message)
Denmark: section 4 of the Constitution of Denmark confirms the Church of Denmark as the state church.
Iceland: the Constitution of Iceland confirms the Church of Iceland as the state church of Iceland.
Norway: the Constitution of Norway stipulates that “The Church of Norway, an Evangelical-Lutheran church, will remain the Established Church of Norway and will as such be supported by the State.” This was amended in 2012, from “Evangelical-Lutheran religion remains the public religion of the State”. The church is granted autonomy in doctrine and appointment of bishops. A bill passed in 2016 creates the Church of Norway as an independent legal entity from 1 January 2017. The Church of Norway will still obtain financial support from the state of Norway, but is no longer the official state religion and is no longer a state civil service agency.
Finland: the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland has a special relationship with the Finnish state, its internal structure being described in a special law, the Church Act. The Church Act can be amended only by a decision of the synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church and subsequent ratification by the Parliament of Finland. The Church Act is protected by the Constitution of Finland and the state can not change the Church Act without changing the constitution. The church has a power to tax its members and all corporations unless a majority of shareholders are members of the Finnish Orthodox Church. The state collects these taxes for the church, for a fee. On the other hand, the church is required to give a burial place for everyone in its graveyards. The President of Finland also decides the themes for intercession days. The church does not consider itself a state church, as the Finnish state does not have the power to influence its internal workings or its theology, although it has a veto in those changes of the internal structure which require changing the Church Act. Neither does the Finnish state accord any precedence to Lutherans or the Lutheran faith in its own acts. The Union of Freethinkers of Finland has criticized the official endorsement of the two churches by the Finnish state, and has campaigned for the separation of church and state.
Sweden: the Church of Sweden was until 2000 the official state church of Sweden, and Lutheranism was therefore the state religion of Sweden. In spite of the separation between the state and the church in 2000, the Church of Sweden still has a special status in Sweden. Sweden is therefore often seen as a midway between having a state religion and not. The church has its own legal regulation in the 1998 Church of Sweden Act, which regulates the church’s basic structure, creeds and right to tax members of the church. According to the Act, the Church of Sweden must be a democratic, Lutheran people’s church. Only the Swedish Riksdag can change this fact. The connections to the Swedish royal family are complicated. For example, the Swedish constitution stipulates that the Monarch of Sweden must be a true Lutheran, accepting the doctrine of the Church of Sweden. All members of the royal house must accept the same doctrine to be able to inherit the Throne of Sweden. The parishes of the Church of Sweden were the smallest administrative entities in Sweden and were used as civil registration and taxation units until 1 January 2016.
February 18, 2017 February 18, 2017 moafrikafmradioblog.wordpress.com
Sechaba sa Molimo Apostolic Church e tsoela Pitseng
Lesotho: Kereke ea Sechaba sa Molimo Apostolic in Zion e tla ba le tšebeletso ea bosiu bohle, ea boitlhaloso, polelo ea evangeli ea pako le tšoarelo ea libe, teleko ea matemona, pholiso le selallo sa Morena, Sekoaing Ha Mosamane, Pitseng.
Tšebeletso e tla ba Sekoaing Ha Mosamane, Pitseng, lapeng ha ntate Tseko Qhala, tlas’a boetellipele ba Evangelist Bishop Liau Thoahlaka oa Ha ’Matau. Boesa ho tla ba le tšebeletso e tloaelehileng ea kereke, e tlang ho etelloapele ke Moshe le Moprofeta oa Basotho, Rev Prof Sebonomoea Ramainoane.
Tšebeletso eo, e tla be e fane ka monyetla ho ba neng ba ntse ba sa re letho ka kereke, kapa ba kileng ba kena likereke, ba mpa ba imeloa ke mokhathala, ho inehela bocha ho Molimo.
Kereke ea Sechaba sa Molimo Apostolic Church in Zion, ke tšebeletso e lumeletsoeng ka molao oa naha ho sebeletsa Basotho mekhahlelong eohle ea bophelo ba bona ka Lentsoe la Molimo ka linako tsohle, tlas’a maemo ohle.
Tse ling tsa lintho tsee Sechaba sa Molimo Apostolic Church in Zion e li sebeletsang ke khotso ea naha ena, e lokelang ho ipapisa le molao oa naha, molao oa Molimo le meetlo ea Basotho. Kereke e bile e lumela hore Sechaba se lokela ho rutoa ho hlonepha babusi, ha babusi bona ba lokela ho hlonepha Molimo ka ho sebeletsa sechaba ka toka. RK.
February 18, 2017 moafrikafmradioblog.wordpress.com
Lithotsela tsa paramenteng: Die politikie leiers is a spieel van hul kiessers
Lesotho: Bakhethi ba re ha se ’nete hore libopeho tse mpe tse bonoang ho baetellipele ba bona ba lipolotiki ke setsoantso sa boitsoaro bo bobe ba sechaba se ba latelang kapa se ba romeletseng paramenteng.
Tsena, ba li buile lenaneong la bona la Pusong ea Sechaba ka Sechaba ka Labotšelela lena, ba thula sehlooho se neng se re: Baetellipele ba lipolotiki ke setšoantšo sa bakhethi ba bona.” E mong Mahase Kolosoa o bile a re moetellipele oa hae, Dr Pakalitha Mosisili o kile a re mekhoa e mebe ee bakhethoa ba bang le eona ha ba fihla ka Lekhotleng la Sechaba ke thokoloana ea ho phutsa kemaro ea bakhethi, ba nka ea lithotsela tsa paramente.
Kotsoana Potsane e bile e mong oa ba ileng ba thula taba eo ka matla a maholo a re o ne a hanane le moetellipele oa hae ha e ne a kopanela puso le Nonyana e Kholo ka le reng hae le hantle ha a na khang le moetellipele oa eona, Mothejoa Metsing, o ne a e na le eona le Moetellipele oa eona oa pele, Pakalitha Mosisili.
O re o sa boetse a hanana le eena ha se a pholla litelu tsa Monyane Moleleki, a re ha e le hantle ha se motho e mobe, bobe bo ne bo le ho metellipele oa hae oa mehleng, eena Dr Mosisili. Mokhethoa oa Mafeteng, Temeki Tsolo o le a tiisa taba eo ea hore paramente e na le lithotsela tse hlolang li lahlile kapa li lihetse banna le basali ba bangata. RK.
”Muso o tla kenyelletsa Matita lethathamong la bohlokoa la nalane ea Lesotho
’Muso oa Lesotho o tla kenyelletsa Thabana Morena lethathamong la lifika tsa bohlokoa tsa naha ena, molemong oa poloko ea nalane ea bophelo ba Moprofeta Walter Matita, ka lebaka la mohlolo o neng o etsahale ka holim’a sehlaba sa thajana eo ka selemo sa 1909, oa hore bibele ea hae e neng e lebalehile ka holim’a eona e se ke ea kolobisoa ke pula ea litloèbelele e neng e tšoloha letsatsing leo.
Tsena, Morena Phallang Monare, letona la sepolesa le polokeho, o se buile e le boitlamo ba ’Muso oa Khokanyanaphiri khurumullong ea Sefika sa bibele ea Matita ka Labohlano, botenng ba Mokhethoa oa Thabana Morena, Mongoli e Moholo oa Lekala la Bosechaba, Musi oa Setereke sa Mafeteng, likereke tse fapakaneng, Mongoli oa Mokhatlo oa Bibele oa Lesotho, marena le litalatile tse sechaba se neng se etsoa hole le haufi.
Morena Monare o ile a eletsa Mongoli e Moholo oa Lekala la Bosechaba ea neng a le teng moo hore a kopane le Kereke ea Moshoeshoe, Moafrika le Lekala la Tsa Lehae ba etse litlhopho tse tlang ho isa moo Thabana Morena e tla phatlalatsoa e le Sebaka sa nalane se sirelelitsoeng ka molao, joalo ka Thaba Bosiu le lifika tse ling tse tsejoang tsa Lesotho.
Mokhethoa oa Thabana Morena, Monghali Selibe Mochoboroane ea neng a lokela ho ea sebokeng sa boiketo ba mokha oa hae, o bile a chechisa seboka seo, ka le reng khurumullo ea Sefika e bohlokoa boo a ke keng a tsamaea pele e fella, etsoe e bile e mong oa barali ba khaho ea sona, moketeng oa MOAFRIKA o neng o le Thabana Morena Ha Lekoatsa, ngoahola ka Boipuso.
Lebitsong la MOAFRIKA, Rev Prof Sebonomoea Ramainoane o itse ho’a makatsa hore e be ho fihlela joale, ’Muso oa Lesotho o ntse o e-s’o etse letho ho phatlalatsa litaba tsa Moprofeta Matita e le litaba tsa bohlokoa tsa naha ena, ho kenyelletsa le ho sireletsa libaka tsee a ileng a etsetsa mehlolo ho tsona, tse kang eona Thabana Morena le Tsereoane, moo a neng a hlole matsatsi a mashome a mane le masiu a ’ona a sa je asa noe.
A re hona Tsereoane moo, ho na le seliba sa Matita see batho ba tsoang libakeng tse hole kantle ho Lesotho, bang e le linyopa ba eng ba nke metsi a teng, ’me kamor’a ho a sebelisa ba thibolohe lipopelo, a ba a re Leburu la Qoa Qoa le neng le e-na le bothata ba thari, kamor’a ho buloa ke Matita le ne le mo lebohe ka mobu oa polasi ea lona, o ntseng o le matsohong a kereke eo le joale.
Rev Prof o itse selekane sa hae le Kereke ea Moshoeshoe le Lekhotla la Bafo ke sa khale haholo, pele a theha MOAFRIKA FM, lebaka la hae e le hobane Kereke eo le Lekhotla leo la lipolotiki, ke metheho ea boinahano bo ileng ba tsoala Lekhotla la Mahatammoho, e leng lona le tseketseng Basotho boipuso.
Nakong ea khaho ea Sefika sa Bibele ea Matita se Thabana Morena, ho ile ha etsahala mohlolo oa hore ka makhetlo a mabeli, moprofeta ea neng a le khahong eo, ntate Mokalenyane Lelala Nkhema, a rapele, a thibe pula e neng e e-tla ka matla a maholo e neng e tla setisa mosebetsi.
Taba ena e pakiloe ke batho ba neng ba le teng khahong ea sefika le ba neng ba pholletsa kahar’a Thabana Morena ba tsamaea ka makoloi le ka maoto.
Mehlolo e meng ea nakong ea khurumollo ea Sefika sa Bibele ea Matita e ile ea phetoa Lenaneong la Pusong ea Sechaba ka Sechaba ke batho ba fapakaneng, ba neng ba bile ba se sebakeng se le seng ka letsatsi le nako eo. Ba bang ba ntse ba tsoelapele ho qoqela Moshe le Moprofeta mehlolo eo ka lifono-fono.
Moshe le Moprofeta oa Basotho ba joale, o tiisa hore Molimo o ananetse thapelo e reng Sefika sa Bibele ea Moprofeta Matita se tsoelepele ho fetohela Thabana Morena le mathoko a eona lehlohonolo. O re seo, se tlile ka ponahalo ea topallo ea leru la pula le tsamaileng le eena ho tloha Thabana Morena ho ea fihla Ha Toloane. RK.
February 14, 2017 moafrikafmradioblog.wordpress.com
Toala e re ho sa na le lintlha tse saletseng lipakeng tsa Thabane le ‘Muso
Mongoli e Moholo oa Toala, o re ho sa na le lintlha tse saletseng, tse lokelang ho otlolloa lipakeng tsa ’Muso oa Lesotho le monghali Motsoahae Thabane. Monghali Samonyane Ntsekele o itsalo Lepholeng la MOAFRIKA, ka Labobeli hoseng.
Phala ea ’Muso oa Lesotho, e bua hona lenaneong leo, e itse ha ho letho le saletseng, ha e ba le ne le le teng le ka be le ile la tekeloa Tonakholo ea Lesotho ke Monghali Cyril Ramaphosa, ka boemo ba hae e le mo-kena lipakeng tsa ’Muso oa Lesotho le eena Thabane.
Taba-kholo ea lenaneo e ne e le ho fumana bonnete ba hore Monghali Thabane, kamor’a seboka sa kamohelo ea hae, o ile a khutlela Fikiseberekhe, le hoja a ile a tsoha a se a bonoa Maseru, sepetleleng sa ’Mamohato.
Joale, potso e ne e le hore na o hlile o phela kae Lesotho, ntlong ee a e teletsoeng ke ’muso, e lebeloang ke mapolesa nyene le bosiu kapa Fikiseberekhe. Hape, hore na tšireletseho ea hae e matsohong a mang ha e ba o fela a khutletse ka mose Foreisetata.
Lehakoe la Litaba la MOAFRIKA FM le tla lula le letetse tokomane ea molao e phatlalatsang lintlha tseo tse saletseng, lipakeng tsa ’Muso oa Lesotho le Moetellipele oa Bohanyetsi ba Molao paramenteng ea Lesotho.
Bonyane, ntle le ha e ba litaba tsena li ka hlalosoa ka tsela e ’ngoe, MOAFRIKA e tseba ho tla Lesotho ha monna-moholo ea lilemo li mashome a supileng a metso e robeli e le ho tla kenya letsoho tlhophong bocha ea litaba tsa puso ea naha ena, e seng ho hong. RK.
February 14, 2017 February 14, 2017 moafrikafmradioblog.wordpress.com
This is exactly what MOAFRIKA has and is advocating on behalf of the victims of 1970
If government of Lesotho continues to shut their ears on the plight of the victims of the 1970-74 State of Emergency (Qomatsi) atrocities, we shall have no option but to take them to the international court.
Following is the model of what we have always proposed and continue to propose, not only for the victims of Qomatsi, but of 98 years of British rule, that has destroyed the very fabric of Basotho as a people, as well.
John Cheeks submits proposed legislation to DC Board of Elections
Washington, DC (BlackNews.com) — On February 10, 2017, proposed legislation was submitted to the DC Board of Elections. It is a model for legislators to provide opportunities for previous slave owners, and those that participated in enslavement of African Americans families to make amends.
The proposed legislation submitted by John Cheeks, head of the United States Citizens Recovery Initiative Alliance Inc. (USCRIA), is the first legislation to provide benefits, at no cost to the taxpayers. It is also an opportunity for individual families, industries, businesses, faith based institutions, governments and others to be held accountable.
The Legislation will help descendants of American Slaves, many of whom live in poor, underserved, and high crime areas in the United States. The benefits are not handouts, and differ from other historical reparations, such as those given to Japanese citizens entered during WW II and Native Americans.
1. Aid to businesses
2. Providing educational opportunities
4. Providing Mental Health, Alcohol and Substance Abuse care
5. Housing Ownership
7. Veterans Rights
8. Credit Acceptance
9. Career Rights
Cheeks comments, “All benefits are designed to improve life for individuals, families and communities. In doing so, the nation benefits.”
His proposal is that these benefits will be paid by major U.S. and international corporations and foreign governments which fostered and participated in slave trade. Budgets are being prepared for distribution of funds collected from those entities that participated in some way with slavery. Eligibility criteria have been proposed which include proof by DNA testing. Those claiming benefits must be 40% descendants of slaves, and born in the United States.
Distribution of the benefits has been proposed, in part, to be based on DC Ward populations. Further details are being studied and are schedule to be submitted to the Board of Elections the end of this month. This is necessary for the initiative to be on the November, 2017 ballot for the public to vote if such an initiative should be enacted into law.
The proposed law, the DC Recovery Act, objective is to restore identities, cure injuries and provide opportunities and justice to families that were subjected to inhumane treatment.
The proposed legislation was drafted over a year, by a team of experts and citizens working with USCRIA, and was submitted to the DC Board or Elections, on the same date as the United States Congress initiated the Fugitive Slave Law on February 12, 1793.
For the complete text of the proposed legislation, go to www.uscria.com/legislation.html
Diversity City Media, 440 W. San Ysidro Blvd, Suite 430968, San Ysidro, CA 92143
Sent by pr@blacknews.com
Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa: Welcome of former exiled Lesotho opposition political party leaders
“We don’t have a lot of time as leaders here have to go to a rally. It suffices just to say that we are here as Southern African Development Community (SADC) to welcome the leaders back. Ntate [Tom] Thabane, Ntate [Thesele] Masiribane and Mme Keke [Keketso Rantso], we welcome them back”, said Facilitator and Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa.
“This is in fulfilment of a decision that was taken by the SADC Troika in June last year when it said that it would be desirable that the three leaders of the opposition parties should come back to Lesotho.They had left under circumstances which had compelled them to leave, but the SADC Troika leaders felt that notwithstanding all that, it would be a desirable thing if they came back and they therefore asked the Facilitator to assist in the process of getting them back to Lesotho” continued Deputy President Ramaphosa.
He further said “Today we are overjoyed that the leaders are now here. They are here to continue playing their role as leaders of the people of Lesotho, leaders of the various political parties that they leader and also leaders in the opposition in parliament.
Lesotho has a proud history of democracy, and in our view it is important that all political players’, particularly political parties and the leaders here should play their key role that they were elected for in parliament”.
“What they were concerned about was their security situation and we have been involved in discussions with the government. And the government has given assurance that yes the leaders will be secured. The Lesotho Mounted Police Service will provide them with security.
That has given us a great deal of assurance and satisfaction that peace and stability will continue to be enhanced with the leaders present here. We therefore expect that as the political process unfolds in Lesotho, they will play their key role”, continued Deputy President Ramaphosa.
“One of the key issues that SADC looks forward to is the implementation of the Phumaphi Commission report and we look forward to all the various proposals that were put forward by Judge Phumaphi to be implemented.
One of those is that the investigation into the passing away of Brigadier Mahao should be done. We now know that General [Tlali] Kamoli has been removed he has gone into retirement. That is the fulfillment of the Phumaphi report recommendations. But the investigation needs to be done”, further said Deputy President Ramaphosa.
“The other important one is the whole process of constitutional and security reforms. We had thorough going discussions with the Prime Minister and the Deputy Prime Minister that these discussions, these processes need to be inclusive.
They need to be processes that will involve the various formations in Lesotho. Not only political parties but organs of civil society, faith based organisations and all manner of other organisations but more importantly the people of Lesotho themselves.
They reiterated they request that they would like SADC to assist them in this whole process. So SADC is now going to be much more firmly involved in assisting them”, said Deputy President Ramaphosa.
“The various countries in the region will get involved in giving assistance, guidance, advice and sharing our own experiences in fostering all these.
Lesotho now needs to get to grips with its own future in terms of dealing with the constitutional reforms, dealing with the security reforms, so that peace and stability can be further assured but more importantly that the political process can be further stabilized so that the situation in Lesotho does not need and require outsiders to come to play any role that the Basotho people should be able to drive the whole political process in their own country.
With those words I welcome the three leaders and we are very pleased that they are back home.
SADC is very satisfied that they are here”, concluded Deputy President Ramaphosa.
Audio may also be downloaded at https://we.tl/EIPseIYxY1
Mongoli e Moholo oa Toala, o re ho sa na le lintlha tse saletseng, tse lokelang ho otlolloa lipakeng tsa ’Muso oa Lesotho le monghali Motsoahae Thabane. Monghali Samonyane Ntsekele o itsalo Lepholeng la MOAFRIKA , ka Labobeli hoseng.
Phala ea ’Muso oa Lesotho, e bua hona lenaneong leo, itsee ha ho letho le saletseng, ha e ba le ne le le teng le ka be le ile la tekeloa Tonakholo ea Lesotho ke Monghali Cyril Ramaphosa, ka boemo ba hae e le Mokena lipakeng tsa ’Muso oa Lesotho le eena Thabane.
Tabakholo ea lenaneo e ne e le ho fumana bonnete ba hore Monghali Thabane, kamor’a seboka sa kamohelo ea hae, o ile a khutlela Fikiseberekhe, le hoja a ile a tsoha a se a bonoa Maseru, sepetleleng sa ’Mamohato.
Joale, potso e ne e le hore na o hlile o phela kae, Lesotho ntlong ee a e teletsoeng ke ’muso, e lebeloang ke mapolesa nyene le bosiu kapa Fikiseberekhe. Hape, hore na tšireletseho ea hae e matsohong a mang ha e ba o fela a khutletse ka mose Foreisetata.
Bonyane, ntle le ha e ba litaba tsena li ka hlalosoa ka tsela e ’ngoe, MOAFRIKA e tseba ho tla Lesotho ha monnamoholo ea lilemo li mashome a supileng a metso e robeli e le ho tla kenya letsoho tlhophong bocha ea litaba tsa puso ea naha ena, e seng ho hong. RK.
February 13, 2017 moafrikafmradioblog.wordpress.com
Thabane’s father in law in ‘Mamohato Memorial Hospital
Maseru: The father in law to Motsoahae Thamae, MP is allegedly taking medical treatment at the country’s only referral hospital. He was today, paid a visit by his famous son in law, Mr Thabane, the former prime minister of the Kingdom of Lesotho. RK.
Thabane spotted at Queen ‘Mamohato Memorial Hospital
Monday, February 13, 2017: Dr Motsoahae Thabane, leader of the All Basotho Covention party was today, spotted at the QMMH. It is not yet clear why the 78 year old politician was at the country’s only referral hospital.
After a rapturous WELCOME RALLY of the veteran politician together with two others, Thesele ‘Maseribane and Ms Keketso Rantso upon their return from self-imposed exile in South Africa, Thabane and ‘Maseribane are alleged to have made a sudden return, back to South Africa. They didn’t spend the night in Lesotho. Their followers were not advised on the surprise return.
Mr Serialong Qoo, Minister of Communications and government spokesman and Mr Samonyane Ntsekele, secretary general of the All Basotho Convention party shall Tuesday morning, be on Lephola la MOAFRIKA talk-show to discuss the matter. RK.