Jayson Casper

Egypt: Coptic Palm Sunday street parade is axed to keep the peace

by Jayson Casper - 1st May 2013

Coptic Bishop Thomas of Asyut Diocese celebrates within boundsBut Collapse of government in Egypt has a silver lining, as building booms for put-upon Copts.

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EXCLUSIVE: Ethiopia’s first African-trained paediatric surgeon offers children a glimmer of hope

by Jayson Casper - 27th March 2013

Ethiopian partnershipChristian ministry at heart of effort to increase surgical capacity in all of Africa.

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Egypt: Muslim Brotherhood launches development campaign as violence rocks the nation

by Jayson Casper - 30th January 2013

Planting trees in Egypt. Photo: Jayson Casper'They cannot run the country administratively; everything they touch fails’, claims Muslim opposition as parties vie for moral high ground in Egypt's dance of death.

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