By Derrick Sinjela   In 1857, David Livingstone made his appeal at Cambridge in the United Kingdom which resulted in the foundation of the Universities Mission to Central Africa.   In 1907 celebrations were held I England to mark the Jubilee of the Appeal, and in thanksgiving for work, a resolution was passed that a new diocese should be founded to mark the Jubilee and that it be established in Northern Rhodesia.   Two years later, in 1909, the Jubilee of the foundation of the UMCA was observed and it was then announced that John Edward Hine, had...

  By Derrick Sinjela UNITED we stand, divided we fall, as indicated in a parlance of old stressing the importance of unity of purpose is being used as a catchphrase to reiterate The Anglican Cathedral of the Holy Cross, status as a national heritage. Initial efforts to take good care of the Anglican Cathedral of the Holy Cross are being themed under ‘Restoring a National Heritage’ through a broad-based ecumenical partnership. It is against this backdrop and facet that local, regional and international partners are being wooed into recommitting their emotional, material and monitory support in an initiative dubbed ‘The...