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Even If Government Moved the National Day of Prayer from 18 October to 29 December, I Won’t Accept that Myself, I Will Observe the Day Declared by Edgar Lungu Instead, Vows Reverend Given Katuta

Presidential Candidate Rev. Dr. Given Katuta Mwelwa has declared that Christians will proceed with the October 18 National Day of

Even If Government Moved the National Day of Prayer from 18 October to 29 December, I Won’t Accept that Myself, I Will Observe the Day Declared by Edgar Lungu Instead, Vows Reverend Given Katuta

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EVEN IF GOVERNMENT MOVED THE NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER FROM 18 OCTOBER TO 29 DECEMBER, I WON’T ACCEPT THAT MYSELF, I WILL OBSERVE THE DAY DECLARED BY EDGAR LUNGU INSTEAD, VOWS REVEREND GIVEN KATUTA Independent Presidential Candidate Rev. Dr. Given Katuta Mwelwa has declared that Christians will proceed with the October 18 National Day of […]

The post EVEN IF GOVERNMENT MOVED THE NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER FROM 18 OCTOBER TO 29 DECEMBER, I WON’T ACCEPT THAT MYSELF, I WILL OBSERVE THE DAY DECLARED BY EDGAR LUNGU INSTEAD, VOWS REVEREND GIVEN KATUTA first appeared on The Zambian Observer

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