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Angolan puts 1,106 churches on notice

Angola. FILE | NATION OF FILE

By  Arnaldo Vieira

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Nation Media Group

The Angolan government has put some 1,106 churches on notice for operating illegally.

The director for religious matters, Mr Francisco de Castro Maria, said the churches had been given a 30-day ultimatum to regularise their operations or be shut.

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