Thousands of pilgrims are celebrating the 100th anniversary of the founding of a Christian religion born in the Belgian Congo, the Kimbanguist Church. Worshippers converge on the 'holy city' of Nkamba, in defiance of anti-Covid-19 social distancing rules, where DRC president Tshisekedi joins them
2021/04/07/congolese-church-founded-during-colonial-rule-marks-centenary
2021/04/07/congolese-church-founded-during-colonial-rule-marks-centenary
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