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Spreading false hope and endangering people’s lives: why do so many believe in quacks?

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Faith healers, psychics, celebrities and others sell their holy water, prayers, bracelets, vitamins and other gimmicks to vulnerable people.
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False prophets delay the coming of SA’s moral regeneration

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People are desperate to escape poverty and are turning to charismatic churches that promise them healing and material rewards.
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Church collapse: SA, Nigeria politics delay return of bodies

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Soured relations between South Africa and Nigeria are delaying the repatriation of the remains of some South Africans who died in a church collapse.
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M&G dismisses government’s denial on Nigerian bartering

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The government denies the Mail & Guardian's findings of bartering by Minister Radebe, but editor Angela Quintal underlines that the paper has proof.
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SA health worker dies after contracting malaria in Nigeria

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A department of health worker died after contracting malaria while assisting with the repatriation of SA victims killed in Nigeria's church collapse.
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Nigeria church collapse bodies returned to SA

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Only 74 of the 85 bodies of the South Africans killed in the Nigerian church collapse have arrived the Waterkloof Air Force Base.
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Ramaphosa: SA can’t force Nigeria to expedite repatriation of bodies

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Cyril Ramaphosa says government can't force Nigeria to speed up returning the remains of the 84 South Africans who died when a building collapsed.
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No update on the return of bodies from Nigeria church collapse

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Despite reports of bodies of 84 South Africans who died in a Nigerian church collapse being returned by the end of October, details are still unclear.
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Megachurches: The hidden pillar of Nigeria’s economy

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Exactly how much of Nigeria's $510bn GDP megachurches make up is difficult to assess, since they are, like the oil sector, largely opaque entities.
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No timeline for return of Nigerian church collapse bodies

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It's still unclear when the bodies of South Africans killed in last month's church collapse will be brought back home.
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Letters to the editor: October 3 to 9 2014

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Readers argue why the Nigerian preacher cannot be allowed to distance himself from the tragedy with his collapsed building.
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Religion readily gives the power-hungry what they seek

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The Bible warns about false prophets, yet charismatic pastors such as TB Joshua are amassing fortunes from exploiting the poor and desperate.
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Nigeria: Patients discharged from hospital after building collapse

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Six people who were injured in the fatal accident have been released from an SA hospital and have been cleared of any dangerous infections.
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TB Joshua’s church: Built, like others, on shifting sands

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Scaffolding for hire is just a small sign of a large informal industry.
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Nigeria silent on investigation into church collapse

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Nigerian officials were tight-lipped about the scope of a probe into a fatal church building collapse in Lagos that killed 84 South Africans.
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